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Viewing the Skies: What is flying over Austria

Ah the beautiful landscape of Austria. Breathtaking views of….wait what is that in the sky? Quite a few different shaped objects have been seen in the skies. Here are a few of them.

Innsbruck – January 2011 – An object was seen moving at high speed, performing 90 degree turns before disappearing. It was cylindrical in shape. (Can drones that? That would be quite a sighting)

Leoben – August 2013 – A bright light was seen before it transformed into a boomerang shaped object. After a few seconds it started to change colors. (This sighting is like quite a few I have heard about. Still what a cool thing to see)

Haslach – March 2005 – A steady red light was seen moving East to west. Lasting about 2 minutes.

Wien – November 1906 – A dim light that was periodically flashing was seen. (Yes this was before commercial lights were used. Odd time for that to have been seen)

Koenigsleten – July 2000 – A silvery round object was seen.

Perg – July 2013 – A bright orange light was seen. The object was not moving when first observed. When it started to move it began flashing resembling an orange snowflake.

Lamprechtshausen – January 2012 – A circular pale blue light was observed.

Graz – October 2015 – A fireball was seen, yet had no noise. (Usually a fireball makes at least some noise, but you never know) – July 2017 – Orange/White objects we’re seen in the sky. At least two different people filmed their sightings.

Vienna – June 2014 – A blue ball illuminated the sky where it suddenly appeared. It then zoomed across the sky and disappeared leaving no trail.

While you are in Austria, enjoy the sights and culture. If you see anything that looks odd in the sky, please report it somewhere.

Be safe everyone.




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