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Have either of you, Gene or Chris, ever heard anyone talk of this phenomenon that I had experience with a sighting that I had in Ohio near Toledo in the late 90's? It looked like a roman candle firework, that kept splitting off from 1 ball of green light into 3 identical balls of light. 2 of the green balls of light would burn out and the third would split off into 3 green balls of light again. This happened roughly 8-10 times before I lost sight of it behind the trees, meanwhile the person I was riding with in the car noticed 3 large lights by the top of the treeline on the other side of the highway. As I turned to look it rose above the treeline for maybe 2 seconds and shot straight up into the sky, leaving tracers in my eyes from the speed in which it flew off. Personally, I think that the balls of light were a distraction technique for some reason. I have been trying to find out if anyone could she some light on this for me. Your thoughts?

<blockquote data-quote="Evad" data-source="post: 186085" data-attributes="member: 5869"><p>Have either of you, Gene or Chris, ever heard anyone talk of this phenomenon that I had experience with a sighting that I had in Ohio near Toledo in the late 90&#039;s? It looked like a roman candle firework, that kept splitting off from 1 ball of green light into 3 identical balls of light. 2 of the green balls of light would burn out and the third would split off into 3 green balls of light again. This happened roughly 8-10 times before I lost sight of it behind the trees, meanwhile the person I was riding with in the car noticed 3 large lights by the top of the treeline on the other side of the highway. As I turned to look it rose above the treeline for maybe 2 seconds and shot straight up into the sky, leaving tracers in my eyes from the speed in which it flew off. Personally, I think that the balls of light were a distraction technique for some reason. I have been trying to find out if anyone could she some light on this for me. Your thoughts?</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Evad, post: 186085, member: 5869"] Have either of you, Gene or Chris, ever heard anyone talk of this phenomenon that I had experience with a sighting that I had in Ohio near Toledo in the late 90's? It looked like a roman candle firework, that kept splitting off from 1 ball of green light into 3 identical balls of light. 2 of the green balls of light would burn out and the third would split off into 3 green balls of light again. This happened roughly 8-10 times before I lost sight of it behind the trees, meanwhile the person I was riding with in the car noticed 3 large lights by the top of the treeline on the other side of the highway. As I turned to look it rose above the treeline for maybe 2 seconds and shot straight up into the sky, leaving tracers in my eyes from the speed in which it flew off. Personally, I think that the balls of light were a distraction technique for some reason. I have been trying to find out if anyone could she some light on this for me. Your thoughts? [/QUOTE]

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