Moresound
Sr. Member
I have had three sightings within my life time. All were every emotion wrapped into one experience ... Waiting on a fourth and hopefully more sightings.
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.. … FROM WHAT ALL THE UFO SIGHTING'S ARE LIKE … THEY REMIND ME OF ALL THE BIG FOOT SIGHTING'S...OK, discounting the lights, where are the latest 'solid' sightings? Is there a 'hot' area. Frank...-
OK, discounting the lights, where are the latest 'solid' sightings? Is there a 'hot' area. Frank...-
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Lights don't impress me, Hay,I saw the bell come down in Pa. It looked like a fireball. What gets me is with all the cameras around today, why hasn't anyone come up with a good detailed photo of one?
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During a Tractor-Trailer Night Driving Course in former West Germany in 1975 on a clear...crisp night, about 6 of us (U.S. Army soldiers) observed what appeared to be stars far out in space that moved from every direction in the sky towards the center of the sky. Once they got to the center of the sky, each and every one just vanished. We had to take our turns driving but we made sure that there were two of three folks watching these and counting them. This happened over a period of about an hour or more and between all 6 of us taking turns watching and counting, driving, then watching and counting again, we counted over 150 of these objects move to the center of the sky and disappear. We had no idea as to how many objects did the same before any of us noticed them. Could these have been UFO's or could they have been stars being sucked into a Black Hole? I would hate to think it was the latter because if the Black Hole was close enough for us to see the event, then it is probably close enough or might be some day, to suck the Earth right into it.
Frank
Lights don't impress me, Hay,I saw the bell come down in Pa. It looked like a fireball. What gets me is with all the cameras around today, why hasn't anyone come up with a good detailed photo of one?
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Be careful around those Grays! they're sneaky!
The earth was passing through a meteor shower. You were seeing the "backside" where the particles didn't enter the atmosphere and skipped off back iinto space and cooled off. Not longer red hot they go back to being next years meteor showers when the earth passes through that region again. They appear to come together for the same reason rail-road tracks do from the rear of a moving train.
Meteor "showers" are stationary. The earth passes through them annually.