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Bright light that's been in the same area of the sky when there is no cloud overcast. We first spotted it on the 20th of March. It's now the 9th of April and it's still there. From the pictures that

2020-03-19 · Rose Hill, NC, United States · ID: f433119f

Shape

Orb

Date

2020-03-19

Witnesses

8

Upvotes

0

Observation Details

Time

20:00

Altitude

Unknown

Weather

Unknown

Objects

1

Source

nuforc

Location

Rose Hill, NC

38.7887°N, -77.1128°W

North Carolina, United States

Witness Account

Bright light that's been in the same area of the sky when there is no cloud overcast. We first spotted it on the 20th of March. It's now the 9th of April and it's still there. From the pictures that we zoomed in on it has either a diamond or octagon looking shape. We also took video but it was hard to capture it with the light pollution from the houses.The second time I saw it I called the police they laughed it off and said It was kids probably playing with a drone. I stood on the porch and said out loud I'm calling the police and it disappeared. So when they arrived there was nothing to see. But drones don't hold a steady position and then disappear out of the sky after a few hours. All I know is it's still in the sky every clear night. Some said it might be a satellite but I've not known satellite's to come that low.

AI Analysis

Credibility

70

Anomaly

65

Shape Confidence

75

Summary

A persistent, stationary light observed on multiple clear nights over three weeks, described as an orb or polygonal shape, exhibiting anomalous persistence and an anecdotal intelligent reaction, though conventional aerial objects remain plausible explanations.

Credibility Reasoning

Multiple witnesses (8) over an extended period (20 days) with consistent observation and photo/video attempts. The report is detailed and shows persistent curiosity. Points are deducted for lack of specific weather data, altitude, and duration, and for the anecdotal 'disappearance on cue' which is difficult to verify.

Behavior Tags

StationaryPersistentLight EmissionDisappearance on cue

Possible Conventional Explanations

  • Stationary drone (e.g., surveillance, advertising)
  • High-altitude balloon or aerostat
  • Bright star or planet (e.g., Venus)
  • Tethered object (e.g., kite with light)
  • Ground-based light source or reflection

Cross-Reference Results

Space-Track (historical TLEs)
High Starlink ActivityNear Airport (<30km)Near Military Base (<50km)Poor Visibility

Weather at Time of Sighting

Overcast93% cloud0km vis

Visible Satellites (29 total — 20 Starlink, 3 ISS)

ISS OBJECT XT82.5° elev
CZ-2C R/B58.9° elev
STARLINK-5152.3° elev
ISS OBJECT XY50.5° elev
SL-3 R/B35.6° elev

Nearby Airports

Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport10km · large
Davison Army Air Field10km · medium
Joint Base Andrews21km · medium
Washington Dulles International Airport34km · large
Manassas Regional Airport/Harry P. Davis Field36km · medium

Nearby Military Installations

Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall10km · Army
Naval Observatory15km · Navy
NMIC Suitland17km · Navy
Fort Detrick Forest Glen Annex25km · Army
Fort Detrick Glen Haven Annex28km · Army