When I went out to recon for yard critters before letting the dogs out one night, I noticed that most of the stars were missing in one part of the sky southwest of my yard.
As I pondered their absence a while, I started to see tiny little red lights...3 of them spaced *very* far from each other.
It was huge and silent.
The blacker-than-black “triangle” slowly came closer, passing over the ridge above my backyard.
When I figured the “front” was passing over, I reached up a hand , smiled and waved.
[there are a lot of things/places-that-don’t-exist in my area and I reckoned it was one of ours]
The freakiest but “normal” thing was when an Osprey went over.
I heard LOUD helicopters coming and went out to see what all the fuss was.
From the same direction as the “V”, again, came what seemed to be several choppers but when they got within a couple hundred yards, suddenly, the thing “switched” and hauled ass up over the mountain.
Very loud.
What I learned was to never go back in the house and tell former AF aircraft mechanic hubby what I’d just seen, because he got mad that I didn’t come fetch him to watch, too.
[he moves too slow and i would’ve missed them both]
Same here. I was out laying on the bed of my truck at my hunting property, My buddy was on the phone in the camper conducting some business, he would have missed it. What was weird about this was the size and complete silence. This object did block out the stars overhead. It was moving at roughly 200 knots so pretty slow.
I don’t know what this was but still, being the first visual experience it certainly tripped me out.
With the number of stars I see out there, being 30 -40 miles from any city lights I always spend some time out stargazing. It fascinates me and I really think there isn’t just one planet with inhabitants, there have to be more. Will we encounter their physical presence on our planet before I die? unlikely I think.