Re: UFO pics from last night
Bob, wait for an expert, but I think you'll have to put it with your picture host or youtube, then use the link to it. I'm using photobucket, I think they host video.
My wife and were sitting here one afternoon last winter, blinds and curtains closed tight, and there was a bright flash like someone in the room took a flash picture.
I was outside one evening and saw this yellow orange ball of light or fire, that shot away from the Earth, it was as large as a softball at arm's length. Yelled for my wife (scared her to death), she came out and we stood there a while. She was getting bored and about to head back in, I said "I wish it would come back....There IT IS!" Same thing again, just a little farther north.
One Labor Day, at 4pm, 12 of us moved to the driveway to sit and watch this glowing thing in the sky that never moved, somehow it didn't occur to me to get binoculars and a camera. It was there for at least a half hour, we must have gotten bored, because finally I looked and it was gone.
Three of us, saw this other thing, traveling along, lit by the sunset and glowing white, sort of an elongated dome shape but flat on the bottom, a jumbo jet airliner seemed to be following it both at low altitude, the object continued east and the jet banked hard north and climbed. The jet was too large to land at our airport and we never see them that low around here. One of the witnesses knew an air traffic controller, he said "nothing but man made objects in the area at that time". But I say he didn't see it.
Now, backing up a little, the same week I saw the u-turn satellite, I saw this "planet" in the north sky that really twinkled A LOT. Planet I thought...but it wasn't there the next night when I wanted to take a pic.
I did get a pic of this other "planet" in the east last winter. When I zoom way in on the pic, I see all these "moons" around it, but I don't know of any planet with that many moons. Jupiter has quite a few, but I'll have to count these. I may try to work up the pic and make a new post on it.
The funny thing is, we see most of these things in the same quadrant of the sky. All my video cameras are broken, working on that.
When i was a kid, two of us saw what I could only describe as a daylight comet, large as basketball at arm's length, brilliant pure white against a clear blue sky, as fast as the Space Shuttle, no tail but wisps of white licking off the rear edge.
There, I've done it, I'm officially the forum nut. So I may have to not post anymore. But I ain't lying folks.
