I saw a globe "star" about the brightness of Jupiter and similar in size fly over Vernon.Hi Brian Monday May 17 night at 10 pm I saw a globe "star" about the brightness of Jupiter and similar in size fly over Vernon from the west to the east. I could not tell exactly how high it was but it appeared to be as high as the jets are maybe 20,000 ft. I had also noticed "satelites" gold in color flying south to north but disappearing at a place in a constellation following Leo and Jupiter in the sky and I could not track them further. Tuesday night I was on my balcony from 11 pm until 3:30 am. I noticed the same satellites. One followed the other by five minutes heading north. Then one went back on the same direction heading south or the opposite direction from where they had been. They seemed to appear from where they disappeared in the sky. They move at the similar speed to a satelite. They are gold in color. The next event was a globe flying over Vernon the same as the night before from the west. It turned orange and disappeared high over my building. I saw another globe from the same place in the west heading toward the north. My eye was then turned to a bright flaring of super white light high in the sky and this gold globe headed north. My eye caught another flare high in the wnw sky but this one flickered then flared and strobed white light as it headed in a north direction. Another one flared in the nw sky and flew in the direction of the other strobing one. At about 3 am I noticed two satelites on the same trajectory as first sighted. They were close together seemed to slow down and one proceeded south while the other one headed east. The last sighting was at 3:30 am when a white gold globe flared high directly over head in the sky turned orange and vanished. Brian Vike, Director HBCC UFO Research Home - Phone 250 845 2189 email: [email protected] Website: http://www.hbccufo.com Redirect: http://www.brianvike.com Redirect: http://www.hbccuforesearch.com

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