Look up
It happened again.
This morning around 9:00 I started walking Hogan around the block, and when I looked at the sky, I saw an old chemtrail (the one originating on the lower right-hand side of the picture) and a new one being formed (the crossing one). The plane was somewhat visible at the head of the trail, but it looked like these planes always look - plane-shaped and white.
By the time we had made our way around the block, the two chem-trails were stretched horizon-to-horizon (east to west), then I saw two UFOs! They were flying west-to-east at a very low altitude (I could see them quite clearly), “wing to wing” as it were, keeping pace with and never changing their distance form each other. I couldn’t gauge their size because they were in the middle of the sky - there was nothing to compare them to. Like how the moon looks large at the horizon, but how looks small at the zenith of the sky. They finally disappeared from my sight. This picture shows where they went (I wish I had had my camera during the event and not after):
Now, after all the brouhaha in Stephenville a few weeks ago and the subsequent explanation from the military, it’s possible what I saw were actually jets of some sort. However, three things stand out for me:
1. They were shaped like the cockpit of a space shuttle, except there was no real body to them. They were short and sleek and I really couldn’t make out wings.
2. They didn’t make any noise. Now, I know I’m hard-of-hearing, but considering how clearly I could see them, I would have thought I’d hear something as well.
3. They glinted. They looked like they were highly polished, and reflected the sunlight like a mirror.
Again, this doesn’t mean that they were from another world or had alien life aboard. They were just aircraft I didn’t recognize. Still, East Austin seems to be the place to be for oddities in the sky. I’m going to start bringing my camera with me all the time from now on. Maybe I’ll get a real picture one of these days.
February 21st, 2008 at 7:52 pm
[...] thing was as I was, so at least for the two of us, seeing it was seeing something new. Like I said before, East Austin is the place to be for strange sights in the sky. [...]