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Description

Location: Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia

Date of sighting: 14.04.2023

Time of sighting: 11 PM

Duration of sighting: 20 Minutes

Number of witnesses: 2

Descripton of sighting: I looked out of a 2nd story window and immediately noticed 2 then 3 and eventually 4 unusally bright and moving lights in the sky. The upper most object was flashing in a light blue color and seemed stationary throughout the sighting until it eventually faded out. The lower 2 lights were a very bright orange and looked like the were
dancing around eachother, stopping and changing directions every couple
of seconds. Up and down, left and right. It looked like they were hovering, moving slowly. Theres were no sounds I could hear coming from the objects. After almost 20 minutes only one bright orange light remained until it also went out of sight, exiting my view behind the
rooftops.

I only filmed a good minute of it, since the viewing angle from my window was very bad due to the rooftops that partially covered up the lights when they were moving down. Also the video quality was a lot worse after saving than when I was recording. For some reason theres
this blue static everytime I zoom in. I'm sorry, I know the quality of the video is really bad. I filmed it on a Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra and managed to take some pics of the objects, the best ones which I added at the end of the video. Let me know what you think!

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Source

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Citations

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