Strange Object Caught On Tape In Indiana
POSTED: Tuesday, October 12, 2004
UPDATED: 2:22 pm EDT October 12,
2004
A strange object videotaped moving at a high rate of speed in the Indiana sky has some residents wondering if it is UFO or just some space junk.
Brandon McBroom grabbed his family's video camera and filmed the bright light as it moved across the sky above Fort Wayne.
He said he pulled his car into a parking lot and pointed his camera north-northwest. He recorded until his batteries ran out.
Officials at Fort Wayne International Airport and Smith Field Airport said they had no reports of anything unusual in the sky.
A local television station took the videotape to experts this week.
"Whatever that is, it's coming down at a very fast speed," Christopher Crow, Assistant Professor of Geosciences at IPFW said.
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