Bright lights 4am?

[siousxiesue]

Firstly, I've not been on the sauce!

Last night at 4am, some bright lights skittered over my skylight above my bed, no sound. I am Colwell Road/Playfield Cres area-anyone else experience this?

It wasn't scary and didn't wake the dog, just intrigued. My first thought was 'drone' but are they noisy?

[Salsaboy]

You're never alone with a drone.

[siousxiesue]

My drone expert mate dismissed that idea!

[DulwichFox]

--Car Headlights full beam -- ??

[siousxiesue]

It was visible through my skylight 1st floor bedroom backing onto someone's garden, not possible

[alice]

bloke with 2 torches?

[siousxiesue]

Mime expert then, cos absolutely no sound!

[mancity68]

Someone with a misdirected motion detecting security light? My neighbour has one on her she'd roof which lights up the spare room every time a fox strolls by

[Bluerevolution]

http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01474/et_1474485b.jpg

[KidKruger]

if it went East --> West, it was probably a plane going to Heathrow and the wind took the sound away so you couldn't hear it. If the window was closed and is double-glazed, perhaps that accounts for any remaining sound you could have potentially heard. the 'skitter' could have been cloud cover, intermittently obscuring the aircraft lights.

[siousxiesue]

I'm putting this to bed now but just to be clear, the bright light resembled a silent cat with a bunch of torches around it's neck, skitting along my skylight - far removed from aircraft which I'm familiar with!

[Sue]

Flying saucer. Definitely. :))

I once thought I'd seen a UFO, and it turned out to be a lighthouse light reflecting off my car windscreen.

Not possible in this case I guess unless the flooding has started ....

ETA: Could it have BEEN a cat, with some sort of reflective collar round its neck? Or someone put one of those glo things on it for a joke?