What Happened
On September 18, 2015, at 10:20 p.m., two local observers witnessed an unusual sight in the skies over Jemez Springs, New Mexico. According to their account, two objects moved at a very low altitude, each shaped like a perfect diamond. One glowed with dark-colored lights, while the other was dark, with no visible lights.
The observers said the objects moved relatively slowly, yet made loud, unfamiliar sounds. They did not sound like aircraft engines or propellers; instead, the observers described a deep, sharp, loud noise that filled the area. The sound apparently continued for the duration of the sighting, which lasted only about 10 seconds. As the trees and hills began to obscure their view, the objects vanished with astonishing speed, as if they had traveled beyond sight over a distance of several kilometers.
Local Context
Jemez Springs is a small village in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, known for its hot springs and spectacular desert scenery. The area draws nature lovers as well as skywatchers: its skies are free of light pollution and open to the horizon. The air was cool that evening, with little cloud cover, allowing a clear view of fast-moving objects.
Why Is This Report Interesting?
The report describes diamond-shaped objects, a rare form in sightings of unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP). The combination of glowing lights, a loud noise and a sudden disappearance adds to the mystery of the event. The objects also appeared nearby, at low altitude, and moved slowly, raising questions about their origin: Were they a natural phenomenon, an experimental aircraft or something else that remains unexplained?
Summary
The event remains unexplained to this day, highlighting the importance of collecting eyewitness accounts accurately and in detail. Although the report has not been verified, it offers a compelling description of an event that warrants further monitoring and analysis, especially in places with optimal viewing conditions such as Jemez Springs.
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This article is based on NUFORC report #127386 and was written to present the information in an accessible way for Israeli readers.
