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04/17/08

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Older Mississauga UFO Report

Mississauga ON - September 23rd, 2004 9:40pm

Three dull orange lights of constant luminescence each the size of a pencil eraser held at arms length, in a more or less straight line formation. The formation was at an angle of between 10 to 30 degrees off the line of travel, varying that angle over the duration of the sighting.Formation length was about the length of observers thumb as seen at arms length. Line of travel was from the north west to the south east. This corresponds to the direction from Toronto Int'l airport to lake Ontario. There are many aircraft in the air space in the duration of the day where observation took place. None take this flight path. There was no sound coming from the formation, at least not audible by the observer. Sky was clear with no wind. Light of formation could have been the reflection caused by city street outdoor lighting, if the object(s)were of a reflective material such as polished aluminum. Observer watches night/day sky often and has come to know the difference between known aircraft or birds and for example this observation. It was not the first time. People look up at the sky, you'll be amazed.

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Information on this blog is based on the thoughts and discussion of Matthew Didier and Sue Darroch... two paranormal investigators/researchers based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Through Paranormal Studies and Investigations Canada, ParaResearchers, The Ghosts and Hauntings Research Societies, and several other groups, Matthew and Sue have a combined experience of well over twenty-years in the field of the paranormal. Feel free to contact the blog author via admin at psican.org for further information.