Astronomical Society of Long Island Officers Observe Stationary UFO Light at Dawn
On Sunday, October 21, 1973, Lee Gugliotto (president) and another officer (vice-president) of the Astronomical Society of Long Island were engaged in nighttime sky observation on Long Island, New…
Narration
Two astronomers freeze as two impossible steady lights hang motionless overhead.
Long Island, October 1973 — trained astronomers prepared to map the night sky.
Lee Gugliotto tracked reference stars — everything drifted west except one silent light.
Forty minutes. Fifty minutes. The pale yellow-white light held against a turning universe.
Filed among the October 1973 UFO wave reports, the case entered the record unexplained.
As dawn erased the stars, one pale light remained — then simply was no longer there.