All Reported UFO Sightings in Saint Albans, Vermont

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This was not a ufo, but fits because of its movement was look out bedroom wind when saw a 1 foot in diameter spread very bright in the thick woods it was still took my phone to take a video and it moved very fast throught the flooded think swanp woods ((NUFORC Note: We have sent an e-mail to the source of the report, requesting more information about the alleged event. We have assigned an arbitrary date and time. PD)).

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5 lights in night sky over St Albans VT 2 different times and locations within 2 hours 5pm 12/2/17 Rte. 2 North Hero/Alburg, VT. Driving to dinner.

Crossing bridge to Alburg, saw 5 orange colored lights over the tree line in a backwards “L” shape. Directly over tree line in line of sight crossing the bridge. Not normal lights for that area, know it wasn’t a plane going to the local airport.

6:30 12/2/17 Rte. 7 St Albans, VT. Driving home from dinner, we saw same, or similar, 5 orange lights over fields.

We watched these 5 lights for a few miles heading north towards Swanton. We turned onto Comstock Road and stopped by the railroad tracks. We got out of the car and watched these 5 lights change from an “L” shape to a back semi-circle to a line.

We watched as the 5 passed over us. One seemed to fall, but not by gravity, but a calculated descent. The “4th in line, stopped, then “caught up” to the other 3.

We watched the first three lights fly over us and climb and eventually disappear. The 4th followed the same route. There was no noise, as an airplane would emit.

There were no blinking lights, the normal red/green. As we turned onto County Road and saw a light like the ones in the sky, in the field in front of the tree line, we watched it “bounce” along the field.

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Three stationary lights in a vertical formation, occasionally blinking out of sequence. ((NUFORC Note: Witness elects to remain totally anonymous; provides no contact information. PD)).

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Orange craft, nearly triangular, slow moving from the north to the south in a line, then each flashed. I was sitting out with my telescope. These orange craft approached from the north one at a time came into view.

No sound at all. We have border patrol helecopters and planes that I see (I go out almost every clear night, we are near the Canadien border) but these were different. They were bright orange, Halloween orange.

Going slow. They were swept back triangular in shape. Each one crossed to the south and then at a point nearly out of my sight they flashed, very bright.

Each one did this at the same point in the sky. I couldn't quite see if they disappeared, but that is what I thought, or changed. Trees blocked the view, but it was a very bright flash each time.

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2 bright orange orbs silently flying through the sky. Two bright orange orbs larger and brighter then the biggest star in the sky were flying over St. Albans city.

They were traveling side by side then changed directing abruptly and continued their flight one in front of the other. There were moving slightly faster and at a lower altitude then the average air plain we usually see in our area. After several moments the two orbs once again abruptly changed direction, this time flying straight up into the sky.

In a matter of seconds they disappeared one directly after the other. We could visibly see them fade. They became smaller and dimmer before completely disappearing into the night sky.

There was complete silence in the sky. These orbs made no sound.

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COMPLETE VISUAL SIGHTING Observer 1 pointed out a cigar shaped light moving/floating at a consistent speed at what seemed to be a low altitude. As we viewed the light move in front of us across the sky, our visual perspective changed and the light curved into a flying crescent. It seemed to move IN A COMPLETE STRAIGHT LINE, meaning the light/object did not appear to visually come off the horizon and it disappeared straight into space.

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Round object, red light in the center. Observed a round object with a red dot in the middle proceed across the sky in a straight line. It did not appear to be an aircraft.

It's altitude did not appear to change. We noticed it on the horizon and it seemed to travel from the west to the north. I've never seen anything like it.

I've read about weather ballons with lights, but I assume those would change altitude, right? My girlfriend, myself and two friends were watching fireworks in our neighborhood, it was before the show at dusk. Unknown if anyone else saw it, there were hundreds of people in the area. My friend took a video, I've been trying to get him off his butt to transfer it to the computer.

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Unidentifiable light, disappeared. The following occurred on the evening of April 15, 2008 just after 8:30pm, it was a clear night with temperature around 50 degrees, the moon was half full and there was no wind. I was facing west and there was a bright light in the sky.

I am familiar with the celestial bodies, this did not fall into that category and was much brighter than the ISS. It almost appeared as if a plane was heading directly in my direction and I was in direct line of its lights (hope that makes sense). I continued to stare at it and noticed that it was barely moving.

I looked for the familiar flashing lights normally spotted on planes, they were absent (for the record, my vision is better than 20/20). Then it began to slowly move south at the same time the light began to dim and flicker a bit. Then it moved north and came to a stop, then the light started to grow brighter.

At that point I thought to myself that this might be something a bit more interesting. I ran into the house and asked my husband to come out quick to see and ran back out. It was still in the same spot as before.

The light began to move south again and then it disappeared. It hovered over Lake Champlain around the Grand Isle area. I stayed outside for another ten minutes, just in case.

But nothing else happened, I viewed this from my home in St. Albans, Vermont.