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A few years ago I was laying on my bed watching the stars through my window when I saw a bright yellow/orange light doing pick related.
It moved so bloody fast it left a residual lighrt behind it.
To this day I cannot find an explanation to what I saw, it looked much like a shooting star, except for the colour and the fact it made those bizzarre "curves" at extremely bizzarre angles, it did not look like it made a curve at all, more like instantly changing direction.
Anyone else have had similar sightings?
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>>17117221
Ok, english is not my native language, sorry if that is a big deal for you.
Have you actually seen an ufo or are you just posting to mock my bad grammar?
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Guess no one is interested in ufos in this board, guess I should go post on a more serious site, a forum about ufology or something.
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I love talking about ufos but I have a hard time believing any sightings are anything other than natural phenomenon. Sounds to me like you saw a shooting star breaking apart in the atmosphere.
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>>17117327
And making 4 sharp turns?
Don´t get me wrong, but I have seen shooting stars in the past, this was not it.
And I don´t know what I saw, might as well be a natural phenomenon, but what natural phenomenon could cause this?
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>>17117192
I personally find sightings very sketchy as people are generally dishonst.
>abductions are 100% bullshit
Although I've personally seen what I believe is a ufo although it seems almost painfully cliche in retrospect.
I saw multicolored spinning lights combing over a cornfield. A friend of mine was with me and saw it as well. I've talked to him about this on several occasions as well and we have no idea what else it could be. Take it how you will
As a side note my
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