Have you seen a UFO?
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A rock changing direction in the sky...
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psionandy
Extreme Android User
If you're asking if I've ever seen things in the sky and I didn't know what they were... then Yes.
If you're asking if I thought they were from Extra Terrestrial intelligences/ Time Travellers/ Paranormal visitations / Flying Ponies then the answer is no.
(mind you, you do need to watch out for Rocks... they can take anyone by surprise!)
If you're asking if I thought they were from Extra Terrestrial intelligences/ Time Travellers/ Paranormal visitations / Flying Ponies then the answer is no.
(mind you, you do need to watch out for Rocks... they can take anyone by surprise!)
The first part.
My first sighting was a five pointed golden star with 3 straight trails behind it. I figure that was fireworks.
The second was like a flying carpet with modules on it and balloons on the corners. Factoring in the wind direction I think that was a weather platform from the Great Blue Hills Weather Obseveratory. Boston has a lot of crazy tech happening behind the scenes.
The second was like a flying carpet with modules on it and balloons on the corners. Factoring in the wind direction I think that was a weather platform from the Great Blue Hills Weather Obseveratory. Boston has a lot of crazy tech happening behind the scenes.
I can see one just above your name 
The weirdest thing I've seen was a meteor that came a lot lower than most manage, which flew over a party I was at in the early evening. Don't ask me how low it managed to get, all I can say is that subjectively it was much larger and appeared slower than usual, and was visible while it was still quite light. But I had no doubt that it was a meteor (though a lot of other people were asking "what the hell was that?").
The weirdest thing I've seen was a meteor that came a lot lower than most manage, which flew over a party I was at in the early evening. Don't ask me how low it managed to get, all I can say is that subjectively it was much larger and appeared slower than usual, and was visible while it was still quite light. But I had no doubt that it was a meteor (though a lot of other people were asking "what the hell was that?").
For me seeing is believing. I will reserve my answer until I see one.
The 2014 video was better. Just saying.