SOURCE: NMS REPORT
NUFORC/MADAR UFO Officer, Jeremy Haslam
1) INITIAL RAW REPORT AS FOLLOWS:
December 10, 2022; Orefield, Pennsylvania
At 6:25 AM Eastern time on the morning of Saturday, December 10,
2022, I sighted a massive, obsidian-coloured, cigar shaped object on
the way home from work on the night shift. I was wide awake, fully
sober, fully alert, and still focused on the previous evening's
shift at work. This object was massive--appeared to be about 2000
meters long and 150 meters wide, headed east at 1500 km/hour, around
35 km altitude. The object obscured much of the sky and appeared to
be enveloped in a long, black, oily bubble. I had a sense of anxiety
observing this phenomena. 5-secs. (nuforc)
2) NUFORC PRINTOUT
Includes a search for sighting data (in NUFORC reverse order) prior
to and subsequent to the initial sighting date.
3 dim lit orange light under craft no blinking lights
flying low and silent
3) MUFON CMS NUMBER PRINTOUT
Includes a search for sighting data one day prior to and one day
subsequent to the initial sighting date.
MUFON Case Management
System - SEARCH
The search
result is limited to max 50 returned Sighting Reports
Robert Speering wrote:
MUFON Case 127791 occurred 40 miles south of Orefield (your NUFORC
report and MADAR hit!) at 8 30 pm that same day (12/10/22) at
Warminster Pa. [first item listed above - Fran Ridge] 40 miles
southeast of Orefield. large rectangle, semi-transparent. Our
investigator closed it as an unknown, very slow day around the world
otherwise for MUFON.
I got your NUFORC witness info. i will contact him- Eric Ruth. what
is very interesting to me is the size of the object in the NUFORC
report. 1.24 miles long (2000 meters). it is exactly the same as our
pilot video over the pacific north of Hawaii last august which was
confirmed by our astrophysicist to be 1 to 2 miles long with
satellite objects. It will be our top case of the year at our August
Symposium.
4) MADAR ALERT SEARCH
Printout of code blue data for the nearest MADAR node. No code blues
on 12/10 that site.