Sighting Basics
Sighting Location
| City | Concord |
| Region | California |
| Country | United States |
| Latitude | 37.933125 |
| Longitude | -121.984553 |
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The latitude and longitude presented here is an approximation to protect the reporters identity
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Sighting Specifics
| Viewing Distance | Unknown |
| Sighting Duration | Undisclosed |
| Object Features | Unknown |
| Object Flight Path | Straight-line path |
| Object Shape | Unknown |
| Weather Factors | Unknown |
Sighting Details
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I was on my front porch looking up at the sky and I noticed a very bright star toward the Southeast that I haven't seen before. I then realized that it was moving. Not fast but faster than the commercial airliners that fly in the area. It was flying Northeast toward the Travis AFB area. The object was bright white. I'm former Air Force and this thing was brighter than any landing lights I have ever seen. No strobe, wingtip, or formation lights. As it crossed the sky it slowly changed color from white to dull red and dissappeared out of my line of sight. This was not the ISS,The Space Shuttle or a satellite. Satellites are really hard to see here as only the brightest objects are visable due to all the city lights in this area. The ISS and Shuttle travel west to east in orbit. This object was going Northeast. About 30 sec after the object left my 12 o'clock position a commercial airliner flew over at a lower alt headed East. I put in a call to the Travis AFB information center and the person I talked to said they had nothing on radar and had no idea what I was talking about. I don't know what i saw but it was something I have never seen before or after. |
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