My first true UFO sighting was on Christmas Eve 2002.
I was living in Christchurch, NZ, and as I was walking past the kitchen, and I happened to notice a strange formation of lights out the window.
It was in a traditional 'flying saucer' shape, and had a large white light in the center, and two smaller red lights on either side of the white
light. The red lights alternated brightness similar to the way level crossing lights flash, but neither of the light ever went out. It looked very
much like an airplane, only with two red lights as opposed to one red, one green.
It was moving slowly sideways across the sky, until it became obscured by a tree. It never reappeared from behind the tree though. I never saw it
again.
My father saw it as well, and agreed that it could very well have been a UFO.
From memory, we saw it sometime between 11pm and 12am, but I'm not 100% sure on that one. It looked like it might have been over the Riccarton
Racecourse, but it could have been further out.
What do you make of it? Was it an airplane? Was it Santa? Or was it something more...?
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reply to post by megatronacepticon
It could be a lot of things. I saw a plane tonight and the lights weren't flashing for a few seconds... it looked exactly like a saucer with lights
round it in the dark sky. It really made me look at a lot of ufo photos in a different light.
Shame no picture. You say it was your first, are there more?
Ta
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reply to post by megatronacepticon
UFOs are so ridiculous. It was Santa, and you were lucky enough to see him moving around slower than the speed of light. I don't think you got a lump
of coal that Christmas.....
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So far, that has been the only UFO that I have seen that hasn't turned out to be a plane flying towards me. Which is a pity, since I'd quite like to
see another.
My Grandma said she once heard a loud whirring noise (different to that of a helicopter blade) outside her bedroom window, but was too scared to look.
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