Date of Sighting: June 10, 2007
Time of Sighting: 3 AM EDT
Date Sighting Reported: June 10, 2007
Duration of Sighting: 20 Minutes
Location of Sighting: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Latitude: 40.4 Degrees North (Airport)
Longitude: 79.9 Degrees West (Airport)
Number of Witnesses: One
Weather: Clear Skies. Visbility 10 Miles.
Astronomical Data: Jupiter Was Visible and Bright (Magnitude 0f -2.4) in a Southwestern Direction. Jupiter Would have About 22 Degrees Above the Horizon at 3 AM EDT.

Description (In Witness's Own Words): The witness reported his sighting when it was happening. He had risen from bed and noticed the bright light in the sky. He stated that the light was changing colors and appeared to be moving erratically. The witness did not know the direction of the light.

Investigator's Notes: Astronomical information indicates that the witness was observing the planet Jupiter. The apparent color change and "jumping movement" is due to an optical illusion called "autokinesis." This phenomenon occurs when one stares at an object for a period of time and produces an apparent jumping movement.