Sighting Report — Sandhammaren, Sweden, April 4

This document is a report from Sandhammaren, dated April 4, regarding the observation of unidentified aerial phenomena. At 0415, a red light with a white tail was observed at a bearing of 125 degrees, just above the horizon. By 0437, the light had moved to the right to a bearing of 129 degrees and an altitude of 6 degrees, while slowly changing color to white. At this time, a second, similar light appeared in the same location. By 0500, the first light was at a bearing of 62 degrees and an altitude of 8 degrees, while the second light was at a bearing of 128 degrees and an altitude of 4 degrees. The observer noted that the lights were very bright, resembled fireballs, and appeared to be about five times the size of a star. The observer remarked that the lights appeared as if they were very close. By 0530, the first light was at a bearing of 142 degrees and an altitude of 16 degrees, and the second was at a bearing of 132 degrees and an altitude of 11 degrees. The final observation at 0600 recorded the objects at a bearing of 148 degrees with an altitude of 7 degrees, and 138 degrees with an altitude of 14 degrees.