| Country | Australia |
| State or Province | Victoria |
| City | Melbourne, Victoria, Australia |
| Date | 1/15/16 |
| Time | 10:30 PM |
| Weather | Clear |
| Duration | 30 – 45 seconds |
| Witnesses (Number) | 1 |
| Distance | 1 km |
| Solid Object | Yes |
| Size | It looked the size of the star next to the moon |
| Shape | Other |
| Shape Details | Just look like lights so couldn’t tell the shape |
| Metallic/Shiny | No |
| Color | Not obvious |
| Glow/Halo | Yes |
| Lights | Yes |
| How Many Lights | 6-Jan |
| How Bright | Brighter than stars |
| Light Coloration | White |
| Sound | No |
| Motion/Speed | Slow at first, then at lightning speed |
| Number of Objects | Four or more |
| Coordination/Communication | Yes |
| Windows | No |
| Occupants | No |
| Description | I was on the back porch, staring at the sky, facing north with Orion/Sirius almost directly above. High up, and directly towards the north, a “star“ dropped from nowhere, fell directly vertical quite slowly, hit a point midway between the apex of the sky and the horizon then shot off at lightning speed directly towards the north and disappeared. This was repeated by another five lights, one after the other, doing exactly the same thing in what appeared to be some sort of coordination. The speed at which they travelled was phenomenal. Beyond the capabilities of anything I’ve ever seen. |
| Nearby Landmarks | Not Specified |
| Latitude | -37.705927 |
| Longitude | 145.12601 |
| Altitude | Started at approx 500 meters high and dropped to approx 250 meters high |
| Propulsion | No |
| Advanced Capabilities | Yes |
| Visible Payload | No |
| Radar | Not Specified |
| Signatures | No |
| Awareness | No |
| Aggression | No |
| Health Effects | No |
| Physical/Environmental Effects | Not Specified |
| Animal Disturbance | Not Specified |
| Witness Feelings | Astounded |
| Witness Assessment | It seemed coordinated, like the lights were dropping from something that I couldn’t see – a craft perhaps. They seemed to drop at a free-falling speed from the craft, and when they hit a certain point, they shot off at the speed of light or faster. They each dropped to the same height and shot off at that altitude. |
| Additional Info | Reported it to an Australian UAP sightings website a few weeks back. That was the first report I made of this sighting. |
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