SIGHTING: LANCASTER, NEW YORK (UNITED STATES)

Witness Testimony

"I went outside to look up at the stars at approximately 9:15 pm and i counted 21 objects, but there may have been more as they were in sight when i sat down. they were all the size, shape, and about twice the luminesce of most stars in the night sky. they moved quickly--about 70% the speed of a passing airliner at cruising altitude--from s to n, and much, much faster than a sattelite. the first several appeared from zenith and moved from ne to the e horizon. the others joined the first lot and moved from the sw & w. it was very interesting because they followed a linear projection, equidistant from each other and all three groups behaved identically--in speed, separation, and brightness. i became convinced that they were not natural or orbiting objects when on occasion several seemed to have to "go around" something in its path; it would deviate from the straight line and make a half-circle, starting and ending in the linear projection. the three groups all disappeared on the eastern horizon, at the same point, around 9:25 pm est."