Date of Sighting: July 13, 2008
Time of Sighting: Between 1:30 and 1:40 PM PDT
Date Sighting Reported: July 13, 2008
Duration of Sighting: Not Known
Location of Sighting: Port Coquitam, British Columbia, Canada (Few MI E of Vancouver)
Latitude: 49.27 Degrees North
Longitude: 122.74 Degrees West
Number of Witnesses: One
Weather: A Few Clouds Were Observed at 4,500 Feet. Visibility Was 30 Miles. Winds Were the Southwest at 7 MPH.

Description: I was sitting outside on my day off, staring into the sky. I began to think about the earth and how it must look from outer space when all of a sudden I saw 2 white objects flying abreast. The object had a good distance between them. At first I thought I was looking at stars, but they were moving. Then I figured it was satellites, but again they were moving too fast and were very bright. I kept staring until all of a sudden they were headed towards each other. At this point I knew it had to be something out of this world. They eventually crossed paths with one another at an extreme speed. One then became docile and stayed put while the other one faded and then sped away in the opposite direction then the other. I know what I saw and it was not man made. No meteor shower would have such abnormal patterns. I did not manage to see what happened to the other one. I couldn't find it after staring for two more minutes.

Comments: This is an intriguing sighting considering that it occurred during the daytime and the objects executed unusual aerial maneuvers.