It finally happened to me...

[ooXxXoo]

Sunday night, after a long day of cleaning and washing my suv among other things, it was finally time for me to laid down and watch tv for a while...It was between 1 and 2 am, when my dog suddenly had the urge to use the potty (outside)...Without thinking much of it, we both went for a walk as we both have done many other 100's times before....Down the street from where I live, there is a huge open field surrounded by many trees and bushes, I've been there plenty of times before, as it is one of my pups favorite places to do his business at...

The night (early morning) was clear and bright, and again as many other times before, I found myself staring at the magnificent sky....I've always been fascinated with astronomy, know a bit about constellations, planets and the like, and always been amazed by it..But this time there was something way out of the ordinary.....

I focused my attention in a single star, it seem brighter than the ones around it...Now, keep in mind that I have seen shooting stars before, and I can assure you that it was nothing like it...

When all of the sudden, that stationary star, did the weirdest movement never before seen by me..It looked like it slowly drifted a few feet from where it was previosly standing and then, in matter of seconds, a super, ultra fast movement and finally dissapearing almost instantly...Even though I'm not the biggest fan of any intergalactic tv show series, but the best way that I can describe it is for example, when the USS Voyager in the old Star Trek shows, travels at warp speeds to other places...That's exactly how it looked to me..

As you can imagine, I was in a bit of a shock, I felt chills going down my spine, and proceeded to walk back home...I'd like to be open minded as possible explanations but......

What do you guys thinks?...........................

[Rusty Venture]

The flash of light you saw in the sky was not a UFO. Swamp gas from a weather balloon was trapped in a thermal pocket and reflected the light from Venus.

[MrMatthews]

I don't know exactly what you saw, but I can't help but feel that the Jews were behind it somehow...

[ooXxXoo]

Yey dudes, I wish it was something that simple ........

[Rusty Venture]

Other than a hilariously fitting "Men in Black" quote, I got nuttin...

[Chilly Willy]

It was a probably an insect rather close to you reflecting the street lights. That's what most "UFO"s are - they're out of focus because people think they're far away instead of right in front of the camera. Insects move like UFOs are supposed to, as well. People mess up the scale due to perspective - something tiny will seem to be farther away. An out of focus gnat at night will fool most folks.

[MrMatthews]

^ The "gas station ghost" comes immediately to mind.

And yes, Rusty, your quote was snicker worthy. Fitting that I watched that on TNT just the other day.

[17daysolderthannes]

helicopters and airplanes exist. This is news to you.

[Rusty Venture]

Did it look similar to this?



If yes, you witnessed the first Vulcan flyby of Earth.

Or the ISS flying over.


Either way, practice that Vulcan neck pinch.

[FlackoWeasel]

I've never seen a falling star and I wish I could see, even if it's one, in my lifetime. And a Moon/Sun eclipse what is full.

[TmEE]

I've seen an UFO for 3 times... it was fascinating and scary at the same time...

[Mr Smith]

I'm sorry, but what you saw was me. I am testing a new type of Genesis Knight seeking nuclear missile.

[Knuckle Duster]

What do you guys thinks?...........................

[TmEE]

I'm sorry, but what you saw was me. I am testing a new type of Genesis Knight seeking nuclear missile.

where did the missle ended up anyway ?

[NeoVamp]

I don't know exactly what you saw, but I can't help but feel that the Jews were behind it somehow...