February 17, 2012

Farmington area, Fayette County, PA

A man working outside during the evening noticed that there were a lot of airplanes flying around the area. His attention was drawn to a brilliant white star-like object that was moving quite fast from south to north. He watched the object as it moved steadily across the clear sky then just suddenly disappeared. Total observation time was about 30 seconds. No records could be located showing the passage of any satellites over that area at the time.

January 5, 2012

Greensburg-Rodebaugh area
Westmoreland County, PA

During the early evening, The observers were traveling on Route 30 east in the vicinity of the Greengate Center. In the sky in the distance towards Rodebaugh, they observed a series of bright red lights in the sky which they estimated were about 1500 feet in altitude. At first two red lights were observed about 100 feet apart. One light was smaller than the other. The lights seem to move together and rose up at one point. They soon noticed two more similar lights coming from the Jeannette area moving over Rodebaugh road. A short time later the lights went out and were not seen again.

January 5, 2012

Allegheny County

A very large white round object with a luminous tail was reported over the Pittsburgh area at about 10 pm. The object moved from south to north at a very high rate of speed and moved into some clouds.

The clouds lit up, but the object was not seen exiting the cloud formation.

December 30, 2011

Latrobe, PA, Westmoreland County

A report was received that during the early evening a large unusual object was observed in the sky over the Latrobe area. A witness was driving in the vicinity of the Walmart Plaza when she noticed some cars pulled over and a number of people looking towards the sky. The driver viewed an object which appeared to be more round than oblong. There were numerous lights seen around the bottom of the object that was spinning in the sky. The witness moved to another vantage point, and about a minute later was no longer able to see the object.

December 24, 2011

Harrisburg area, Dauphin County

During the evening, several people watched two tear dropped shaped objects with an orange luminous bottom moving around in the sky. The objects moved back and forth in the sky, and moved up and down and crisscrossed at times. The objects were silent while under observation.

December 24, 2011

Researcher Jim Brown received a report that soon after dark, what was described as a “stationary fireball”
was observed. The witness said that both a meteor and its tail appeared to be stationary in the sky for several seconds.