Subject: UFO Sighting Reports Below is the result of your feedback form. It was submitted by () on Saturday, December 6, 1997 at 08:41:50 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- location: Yokohama, Japan date: Dec 6th 1997 time: 3:40pm sighting: This sighting was made today from the 16th floor of the Landmark Tower building in Yokohama. While looking out over towards the center of Yokohama I spotted a large, oval shape moving just above the horizon line from left to right. The shape had no well defined boundary but appeared fuzzy at the edge, becoming darker in the centre, though not completely black. The horizon was a little hazy and the object appeared to be in the haze and further away than the cranes and towers which were the most distant objects I could see. This would place the object at many miles distant and probably over the sea. It would also mean the object was very large and moving at very high speed. It moved parallel with the horizon, one time rising slightly than dipping again, finally it dropped below the buildings on the horizon line. The object re-appeared quite a distance to the right. It moved right before seeming to fade out, it then reappeared moving left, this erratic movement coupled with the fading in and out occured several times. The total sighting was for about 40-50 seconds. Interestingly enough, during the initial sighting there was a small earthquake. Other people were with me at the time but were unable to find the object due to it's speed and lack of defining shape (and the earthquake was a little distracting, though I didn't feel it!). Also, my eyesight is extremely good. Another observation was that during the initial stage there appeared to be a tail trailing the main body. At one time the trail darkened and appeared to drop verticaly from just behind the object. I remember thinking that this seemed very odd. Mike@creativeaudio.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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