Texas UFO Blogger Has Her Own Sighting

Artist Rendering: Background Is Real, Orange Dot is Illustration

• When: March 21st, 2013
• Where: Breckenridge (West of Fort Worth)
• What: Bright orange orb, slowly moving and then vanishing

A person who ought to have a keen eye for the sky's many mysteries was lucky enough to spot a UFO (shortly after the massive East Coast meteor).

Sunny, from the "Lights in the Texas Sky" blog, saw a very bright, orange circular object, or ball of light/orb. Although that would intrigue anyone, it could still be debunked as a satellite or star. However, she then noticed that it was moving. Before she could snap a pic, the object disappeared in thin, mid air, cementing it as a true-blue UFO:

Here is the detailed report from Sunny:

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The date was 3/21/2013.  I was letting my dogs in at 2:30 am, when I noticed a brilliant orange light ball of light approximately 4 to 5 degrees above the Northern horizon.  I could just make it out over the top of some distant trees.

When I first noticed the light, it was approximately 10 degrees West of True North.  When the light disappeared, it was approximately 5 degrees West of True North, having traveled more or less 5 degrees (level path).

At first I thought it was a new guard (pole) light I had not noticed before but then as I stared at it, the light seemed to be moving very slowly towards the East.

I grabbed my binoculars but still could only see a brilliant orange light; no structure or craft was visible.  The object momentarily moved behind a larger group of trees, then reappeared for perhaps 10 seconds.  Before I could take a photo, the light vanished as if it winked out.  

I stood watch for several minutes to see if it would return but it never did.

I also want to note that this object was apparently over large power lines, which run north of my location.

And a follow up she posted:

As I stated in the report, I honestly thought at first it was a new guard light.  However, it was a degree or two higher than any of the guard lights (at that distance), in the photo that I took afterwards, plus guard lights on poles do not move. 

I placed the orange dot on the photo to represent how I saw it, though the dot cannot come close to showing how brilliant this object was.  If I had been standing near this object, it would have been too bright to look at.

The image above is an actual photo of the location just after the sighting but the orange dot is merely a rendering, not the actual object.