Observan Ovnis

California - 11-29-09 - I was getting home from having coffee with some relatives. I live in Compton, California, and it was around 2:00 AM. I stepped out of their car and looked at the sky as it was very clear tonight, and I wanted to take a look at the stars.

I then looked to my right which is west, and I saw 3 dim, orange lights flying in triangle formation, west to east in a straight direction. I thought it was a plane initially, but I looked for flashing lights and didn't see anything... it was moving pretty fast so then I thought it could be a military plane, but when it flew directly over me I couldn't see anything but the 3 dim, orange lights

I yelled at my cousin to take a look at it as well, and he was equally surprised at what we were seeing. Then as it flew east I saw the light on the left of the triangle pull forward and the light that was initially in front pull behind it, then the light on right looked like it merged with the trailing light.

At that point the object just disappeared into the sky. I don't know what that was, and I am hoping someone can tell me it was a military plane as I don't believe in aliens. I just want to know if someone other than my cousin and I saw anything tonight. It is by far the wildest thing I have ever seen. Source: www.mufon.com

Michigan - 11-29-09 - I doing some work around the house, normal things, and as I was taking out the trash, I was looking at the stars, as I often do.

I saw what look like a star, except that it was slowly moving across the sky. I have seen many planes at night, and I know this was not what I was looking at. Then, I saw a second one behind it.

I was kind of "freaked out," and thought maybe I was seeing things. I always watch shows like "UFO Hunters," but never thought I would see a UFO myself. I swear I saw what I reported. Source: www.mufon.com

Texas - 11-25-09 - I read the sightings on the MUFON site daily, and now have one of my own to post. Because I was curious to see if anyone else would post a similar sighting, I waited until now to post mine. Someone from Texas did post a sighting that matches mine exactly, other than the date and time of day are different.

My sighting is identical to the one observed November 12 in Texas (see next report). Mine, however, occurred on November 25, between 1:50 PM and 2:00 PM on the northwest side of San Antonio.

I was out on my apartment patio and just happened to look up into the clear, blue sky. I soon saw an object that I first thought was an aircraft of some kind. Since we have two air force bases and one army base, plus civilian airports, seeing something in the sky is a common occurrence.

Immediately, though, I knew there was something different about this object. As I stared at it, I could tell that it was white and rectangular, with no wings. There was also no contrail behind this "craft," and it was heading from a northwest to a southeast direction seamlessly.

In other words, it was traveling smoothly through the air. At a couple of points during its journey that I saw, it appeared to be reflecting light off of it, or perhaps it was emitting something that gave that appearance. There also appeared to be some device attached to its top that resembled a radar dish.

It also seemed to disappear, then reappear, while I was watching it. Finally, as I was trying to retrieve my binoculars, it completely disappeared past some buildings and trees. I knew I had seen something I could not explain, and it was very exciting. Source: www.mufon.com

Texas - 11-12-09 - I was walking my dog at approximately 2:45 PM, and looking up into the sky, I saw a white, rectangular object moving north to south. It was clearly visible against a clear, blue sky moving about 150 mph.

There was no observable propulsion system, no cockpit, no vapor trail, and no sound. The object was moving steadily, and at the end of the event, the center of the object started to disappear and blend with the blue sky. The edges turned a medium gray color, and slowly they too faded away and the object completely disappeared.

I looked for a good 25 or 30 seconds for any sign of its returning, but the object was completely gone. It was the most amazing thing I have seen in my whole life. Source: www.mufon.com