A witness has reported sighting an explosive burst of light in the city of Kingman in Mohave County, Arizona on the 25 November, 2012 at 2:15 AM. This report has been obtained from a testimony included in the database of Mutual UFO Network (MUFON).

The witness begins the report by describing the location and time of the sighting. He also describes the direction of the explosion.

“I was driving East on the I-40, near Flagstaff, AZ. It was approximately 2AM. It was very dark and desolate. Suddenly, the sky became very bright. My attention was drawn to the sky, North, toward Nevada.”

The witness then describes the explosion and how an object appeared out of it. He also describes the appearance of that object.

“Within aprox 1000ft AGL, there appeared an enormous, energetic explosion of light, mostly blue and white, that cast down a shower of sparks, somewhat similar to en electrical surge. The explosion seemed to create a ring-like effect, out of which, it seemed, emerged a large, oblong, glowing object. It had a blue, lazer-like appearance.”

He further describes the movement of the object, its direction and speed.

“The object rapidly "skittered" and dashed across the sky, westward, covering at least a couple of miles (or perhaps many more) in a matter of only 5 or 6 seconds. It seemed to leave a trail of "sparks" or some kind of flaring energy.”

After that, he tells us how the sky returned to normalcy, abruptly.

“The entire event seemed to end suddenly, in another display of explosive light. The sky immediately returned to its normal state, and it was over.”

Finally, he tells us about his reaction to the sighting.

“I felt shocked, amazed, and afraid and excited, all at once, during and immediately after the event. I even wondered if I had hallucinated or imagined the entire thing because it seemed so "unreal." It was like nothing I have ever seen before, not even in movies.”

The above quotes were edited for clarity.

MUFON requests that readers do keep in mind that many reports of UFO sightings can be explained scientifically as natural phenomenon.