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- Early-Nov-99, Vancouver (11:15 pm)
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- While walking her dog in Norquay Park, the witness saw
an object suddenly illuminate itself in the clear night sky. It seemed
to possess inner illumination and shone like chrome for about 3 seconds
before switching off. "It looked like an oval hoola-hoop with 1/8
missing at the rear." It also seemed to have a vertical tower attached
to one side. At arm,s length it was about 3 fingers wide. No noise was
detected and the dog was not disturbed.
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- 27-Dec-99, Aldergrove (2:00 am)
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- A woman looked out her window and saw a stationary object
in the sky. It had blue and red flashing lights. She watched it for several
minutes before returning to bed. The sky was clear and she heard no sound.
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- 2-Jan-2000, Steveston (early am)
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- A woman was returning to her bedroom after going to the
bathroom when she saw a "craft" through her north-facing window.
It had rotating perimeter lights and was approaching fast! Suddenly the
craft reversed direction and receded from her. She then saw a spiraling
cone-shaped light. Total viewing time was only a few seconds. She initially
thought it might be a helicopter, but realized there had been no sound.
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- 2-Jan-2000, Mission (1:15 am)
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- While travelling from an outside shed back to his trailer
home, the witness was amazed to see a silver, saucer-shaped object hovering
outside his bedroom window! It was 1 times the length of a panel van
and 1 times the height. The craft was stationary with no sound. It had
dull white lights circling its perimeter. Through a large vertical window
in the craft, the witness could see a man in coveralls looking back at
him. The man had a slight grin on his face but did not look in any way
unusual. The interior of the craft was pinkish. There was a sudden flash
of light and the craft was gone! While returning home from work, the
son of the witness said he saw a flash in the sky around 1:30 am.
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- 4-Jan-2000, Mission (2:30 - 7:30 am)
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- Four people witnessed "hundreds" of lights
moving around in the sky over Ruskin Dam (looking north), including some
large red ones that appeared to expand, then split into three.
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- 4-Jan-2000, Mission (6:30 - 7:15 am) (neighbours of
4 witnesses above
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- A man and his cousin watched lights moving around the
sky over Ruskin Dam. The cousin was a confirmed skeptic until he saw these
lights.
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- 5-Jan-2000, Mission (6:30 pm)
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- Three ladies watched several anomalous lights performing
erratic movements over the Ruskin Dam. They watched the lights for an extended
period of time. Later that evening, around 8:00 pm, one of the women
briefly saw a "ball of light" over the distant trees.
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- 7-Jan-2000, Mission (7:30 pm)
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- A woman watched a large red ball in the northern sky
for about 30 seconds.
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- 13-Jan-2000, Gibsons (2:00 pm)
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- A man was driving from Gibsons to Roberts Creek when
he spotted a black circular object below the clouds that seemed to be
moving at the same speed and direction as he was. The "craft"
appeared to be twirling as it proceeded through the sky. He had it in
view for about two minutes before it was lost to sight.
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- 15-Jan-2000, Kelowna (1:53 pm)
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- Three adults were travelling in their car when they spotted
a metallic, reddish disc in the southwestern sky. They stopped the car
and watched the object for about two minutes as it travelled northward.
There was no noise and no contrail. They estimated that it was about
1 kilometre away and about twice the size of a 747 aircraft.
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- 17-Jan-2000, Burnaby (11:15 pm)
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- The witness was outside his basement apartment when he
noticed a cigar-shaped object with rotating, flashing red, green, blue
and white lights on its perimeter. The object was stationary and a distant
throbbing noise (like a stationary diesel train) could be heard. The
object was southwest of the witness and possibly located over Deer Lake.
He estimated that it was only 5 feet in length. The man gathered another
4 witnesses and they continued to watch the object for another twenty
minutes. At the end of that time it "vanished" as if a light
switch had been turned off.
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- 20-Jan-2000, Kelowna (9:50 pm)
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- Three witnesses watched an orange/yellow object travelling
south to north below the clouds. Because it seemed to be "throwing
off sparks", they thought it was a plane on fire and phoned 911.
They watched for another 5 minutes as the object faded from bright to
dim. No noise could be heard.
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- 30-Jan-2000, Mission (early am)
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- A man and a woman drove up to Springvale, an elevated
position near Rowley Lake, with the intention of video taping strange
lights that they had seen on previous nights. For a period of 2 hours
they filmed a variety of anomalous lights that varied in size, shape and
luminousity. Although the witnesses described vivid reds ("fireballs")
and metallic sheens with accompanying brilliant blues, the camcorder
recording was much less spectacular. UFO*BC reviewed the tape, and although
it did show unusual lights, there was nothing conclusive.
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- 19-Feb-2000, Surrey (10:15 am)
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- The witness was a passenger in a car travelling south
on Highway 99 to Crescent Beach when he spotted a highly reflective,
round object moving at a steady speed in a southeast to northwest direction.
The object was at a considerable altitude, but easily seen in the clear
blue sky. After 2 minutes of observation, the object suddenly disappeared.
The witness assumes that if it had been an aircraft that had turned,
thereby eliminating its reflective state, he should at least have been
able to see a dark outline in the sky. He could not.
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- 19-Feb-2000, Mission (11:45 pm)
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- A man and his wife were travelling east on the Lougheed
Highway when the man suddenly spotted a bright "greenish" object
moving in a downward motion over Stave Lake(?). He yelled, "Wow!
Look at that!". His wife had time to look up and also see it. They
reckoned that the viewing time was 2 to 3 seconds. The sky was covered
with low cloud. This was probably a meteorite.
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