| Country | United States |
| State or Province | Indiana |
| City | Fort Wayne |
| Date | Late February/Early March 2011 |
| Time | Not specified |
| Weather | Fair, night |
| Duration | Approximately 15 to 20 minutes |
| Solid Object | No |
| Size | Not specified |
| Shape | Initially 3 orange orbs, then one large orb |
| Shape Details | Orbs in the sky |
| Metallic/Shiny | Not specified |
| Color | Orange |
| Glow/Halo | Not specified |
| Lights | Yes |
| How Many Lights | Initially 3, then 1 large orb |
| How Bright | Not specified |
| Light Coloration | Orange |
| Sound | Not specified |
| Motion/Speed | Initially stationary, then vanished suddenly |
| Number of Objects | Initially 3, then 1 large orb |
| Coordination/Communication | Not specified |
| Windows | Not specified |
| Occupants | Not specified |
| Description | In late February or early March 2011, while driving in Fort Wayne, Indiana, the witness and his wife noticed three orange orbs in the sky to the south by east. They pulled into a parking lot to observe the orbs. Afterward, they continued to their home on Spring Street, where they saw the orbs again. The sky was black and void of stars, moon, clouds, and light pollution. After approximately 15 to 20 minutes, the three orbs merged into one large orb and then suddenly vanished, with the stars, moon, and clouds reappearing. |
| Nearby Landmarks | Fort Wayne International Airport, National Guard Air Base “Bear Field” |
| Latitude | 41.0781 |
| Longitude | -85.1386 |
| Altitude | Not specified |
| Propulsion | Not specified |
| Advanced Capabilities | Not specified |
| Visible Payload | Not specified |
| Radar | Not specified |
| Signatures | Not specified |
| Awareness | Not specified |
| Aggression | Not specified |
| Health Effects | Not specified |
| Physical/Environmental Effects | Not specified |
| Animal Disturbance | Not specified |
| Witness Feelings | Not specified |
| Witness Assessment | Not specified |
| Additional Info | Mentioned encounters with Neil Armstrong and a great uncle’s involvement in aeronautical engineering. |
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