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Check out the witness photos and testimony below! The first was submitted by a Port Aransas reader who was lucky enough to snap a photo: Bright orange orbs moving across Sky -southeast to northwest- saw 7 Of them , about 1 minute apart . Made no noise Witnessed by 3 of us.

Port Aransas, November 30th

Bright orange light...like an orange spotlight with different levels of intinsity. First saw it flying South, in the Southwest sky, then it turned towards the East.....stopped and hovered approx 1 1/2 minutes...then dimmed over approx 3-4 seconds and disappeared. Never heard a noise. When it first stopped and just floated in the sky I called my wife outside and she witnessed the hovering...but she went in prior to it disappearing. Would estimate object was approx 2-3, maybe 4 miles away and 2-3 miles in the air. I took a picture with my phone that is poor quality.

Corpus Christi, November 30th

Galveston, November 29th

Solid Red/Orange lights, one after another moving from the horizon in the Northeast and gaining altitude while travelling west. There were 10-15 in all, but they were always staggered, and following the same path. They all would disappear about 45deg azimuth in the Northwest sky. Absolutely no blinking or typical colors for aircraft. Even with binoculars, there was only a solid orange/red light source. They were going faster than the regular air traffic in that area (and in the opposite direction from the IAH landing pattern tonight.) No sound whatsoever. Could not judge distance, as it was just a light, with no features, but I would guess anywhere from 20-50 miles north of me, so I am certain that others had to have seen the same thing.

Bright reddish orange object traveling swiftly north-northeast in unison with two smaller white "lighted" object (no flickering or blinking) at 45 degree angle from each other (all three equally spaced) with absolutely no sounds at all.

I went outside to have a cigarette before bed, when I saw 5 or 6 very bright orange objects flying across the eastern sky, just below Jupiter and the Gemini constellation. They seemed almost fuzzy to look at, but very bright. 2 of the lights remained the same brightness, but the others would brighten then slowly dim out. They were following each other, for the most part, but the smaller ones seemed to stay close together, and they were the ones that dimmed out. I looked around in the sky and saw 3 jets behind these lights, at some distance, but headed in the same direction, towards the north. There were 2 more jets flying at high altitudes in opposite directions. The objects didnt appear to make any sound. After a few minutes had passed another bright orange light flew in the same direction and slowly faded away as the others, and I saw 2 more jets right after that - both headed north east.

Miles, 41, of San Antonio, said he recently flew to Port Aransas to spend the day walking the beach.

"My passenger took it on Sunday as we made our final approach," he said.

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But they never actually saw the object from the cockpit of their Cessna. His passenger was simply snapping photos of their landing and they never noticed the strange streak until they were flipping through the photos at a nearby restaurant.

The object only appeared in one of the photos.

"Somebody told me it might have been moving at a speed only the camera shutter could catch," he said.