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Date: June 1, 1998 22:00
Location: Lake Superior -South Shore near Bayfield
County: Bayfield
Source: National UFO Reporting Center
Details of Incident:
White/green ball with trailing tail and falling debris -slow moving
I have been a MUFON Investigator, and am an Electrical Eng. and Sailor of Lake Superior with 30
years experience. Ball of light at approximately 2,000ft. (under clouds). It moved at a
perceived rate of about 1 inch/sec. as I saw it. White ball turning greenish towards end. It
had a long thin trail, but the curious thing was that it dropped debris as it flew by. This
debris was a constant curtain of burning material that decreased to the rear of the ball. There
was no sound. It appeared that the object was a low-mass object..it's speed did not seem right
for the size etc. After a 5 sec. period, it simply blinked out..and the falling material actually
continued for less than a second after it blinked out.
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