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Date: July 1, 2011
Time:
Evening.
Hi, I was reading online about the sighting in Palm Beach Gardens, FL. Two nights in a row, we were outside on a friend's patio in Palm Beach Gardens and some something that very similarly matched this description. We had set up laser lights on my patio two nights ago. About 20 minutes after we saw what we though was a plane, was either trying to land on the tennis courts or that it was about to crash.
We quickly unplugged the lights and it stayed low for a minute, then got a littler farther away. There was a bright white light with a flashing green and a little bit of red. Another ten or fifteen minutes went by before we heard a very high pitched ringing that lasted for a few minutes.
There was nothing else in the sky at that time, nor could it have been traffic, etc. The lights were southwest of where we were located, a little north of PGA. They could have been coming from the area where Pratt Whitney is located. The second night, we first saw a light that would blink green for a couple moments followed by a bright white light that appeared to be getting closer.
The white light would then disappear, sometimes after a few seconds, but sometimes it stayed for a few minutes. Later, I saw what I thought were stars until they began to fade in and out. I began to noticed that some were brighter than others and the brightest one had an extra flash to it.
It looked like twinkle lights and then like a bunch of shooting stars, the lights appeared to spiral and then unexpectedly jump horizontally. It went on for at least half an hour. Please contact us if you need more details about this sighting. Thank you!
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