I don’t know what to think. A number of years ago, I got up at 4:30am to get ready for work and went out onto the back porch to have a cup of coffee while looking at the night sky.
While glancing up at what I thought was the planet Venus, the shinning star like object suddenly darted to my right and shot out of sight at high speed.
Several years later, while camping in a remote area with some friends, while standing on some rocks above our camp, I saw a green glowing disc fly up from a nearby canyon and zig zag back and forth across the sky several times in front of me at incredible speed, before disappearing again into the canyon. My friends, sitting around the campfire saw nothing.
I told a few people at work about my sighting, but they just laughed and discounted what I saw as a stealth fighter plane in the sky. Yeah right. I can see why people who have strange sightings often don’t say much as ridicule from people who have never seen anything out of the ordinary is often the response.
There is a novel - Little Green Men - written by Christopher Buckley. You might find it interesting and very funny.
Basically the book is about how our government wanted the Russians to believe we had visits from and information from extra terrestrials. We wanted the Russians to believe we had UFO technology. So they abducted people and convinced them they had been taken into space ships.
The main character in the novel is a guy who was hired to abduct people from places such as Walmart parking lots. Over time the people claimed all kinds of things happened to them in the space ships, e.g., sexual stuff. Over time the guy had to increase what he had to do to maintain his credibility. It a funny novel. A fast read.
I have spent a lot of time outdoors over the years and have seen a lot of odd things. I am not convinced I have seen spaceships from other planets; the fact is I have no idea what I have seen. Anyone that has spent a lot of time outdoors has seen many things that are hard to explain.
I saw those. The green one is gluten-free.