TheIronSheik
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And I know no one reads the first post and will just read the title, but for those that do, when I say "UFO", I mean exactly that: an unidentified flying object. It doesn't have to mean a spaceship with aliens in it.
I've seen two.
The first one was in Houston. It was around 10pm and I was driving home from my girl's house. I was coming from the city and driving north to The Woodlands. Route took me right by the airport. I'm driving on the Hardy Toll Road, which at the time, if you drove any time outside of rush hour, was pretty much your own road. Just you on it. As I got near the airport, this ball of what looked like fire lights up in the clouds, then drops like a rock.This thing went from the clouds to the ground in just seconds. I actually pulled my car over and got out to see if I could hear an explosion or see flames on the ground, since I was sure I just saw a plane fall out of the sky. I even called my GF and asked her to put on the news to see if a plane had just crashed. None had. The ball that I saw was whitish-green. My only thought was that maybe I had seen ball lightning. Oddly enough, a couple of years later, my mom is telling me about how she was driving through Valley Forge National Park one night and she saw something fall from the sky. She described the exact same thing I saw. To a tee. Since there was no sound and no fire, I'd still think we might both have witnessed ball lightning. But whatever it was, it was odd.
The second time, I was working in the Anadarko building in The Woodlands. I was in an office on like the 25th floor and the guy I was with looks out the window and says, "Check that out." Now, this building at the time was the tallest building for 50 miles. Next tallest building was 3 stories. So we had an unobstructed view on this clear blue day. He points out the window and I see nothing. But then he has me follow his finger and I see this thing that is nothing more than a spec of a line. If it was a half a millimeter wide, it was maybe 2 mm long. But we saw it way on the horizon. And it was kind of coming towards us. This thing zipped across the sky and was out of view to the south in a matter of 20 seconds. It traveled from the western horizon to out of view past us to the south in under half a minute. We both were like, "What the #### was that?!?" I think this might have been the Blackbird that we spotted. But that's just a guess.
I'm fairly certain neither were alien objects, but at the same time, I can only guess what I saw. Anyone else ever see anything cool that they didn't know what it was?
I've seen two.
The first one was in Houston. It was around 10pm and I was driving home from my girl's house. I was coming from the city and driving north to The Woodlands. Route took me right by the airport. I'm driving on the Hardy Toll Road, which at the time, if you drove any time outside of rush hour, was pretty much your own road. Just you on it. As I got near the airport, this ball of what looked like fire lights up in the clouds, then drops like a rock.This thing went from the clouds to the ground in just seconds. I actually pulled my car over and got out to see if I could hear an explosion or see flames on the ground, since I was sure I just saw a plane fall out of the sky. I even called my GF and asked her to put on the news to see if a plane had just crashed. None had. The ball that I saw was whitish-green. My only thought was that maybe I had seen ball lightning. Oddly enough, a couple of years later, my mom is telling me about how she was driving through Valley Forge National Park one night and she saw something fall from the sky. She described the exact same thing I saw. To a tee. Since there was no sound and no fire, I'd still think we might both have witnessed ball lightning. But whatever it was, it was odd.
The second time, I was working in the Anadarko building in The Woodlands. I was in an office on like the 25th floor and the guy I was with looks out the window and says, "Check that out." Now, this building at the time was the tallest building for 50 miles. Next tallest building was 3 stories. So we had an unobstructed view on this clear blue day. He points out the window and I see nothing. But then he has me follow his finger and I see this thing that is nothing more than a spec of a line. If it was a half a millimeter wide, it was maybe 2 mm long. But we saw it way on the horizon. And it was kind of coming towards us. This thing zipped across the sky and was out of view to the south in a matter of 20 seconds. It traveled from the western horizon to out of view past us to the south in under half a minute. We both were like, "What the #### was that?!?" I think this might have been the Blackbird that we spotted. But that's just a guess.
I'm fairly certain neither were alien objects, but at the same time, I can only guess what I saw. Anyone else ever see anything cool that they didn't know what it was?
