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| | | Unidentified objects in the sky.
I'm not sure if this is the right/best place to ask this question, but here goes....about 10 this evening, my OH and I observed five orangey objects in the sky in the general direction of south from here near Sherborne in Dorset. There was no noise at all and the objects seemed to glow, move around each other, fade from view and then re-appear in a slightly different location. This continued for over ten minutes and then they disappeared altogether. My OH looked through good bins and said that they looked almost like parachutes and the colour was definitely an orange.
I must say that I immediately expected to hear bangs and that they would be fireworks, but that didn't happen.
Does anyone have any simple explanation for what we have seen, or can you suggest where I might find out? |
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