An Ipsos poll in July 2023 revealed that 42% of Americans believe in UFO's. 10% of Americans reported having seen a UFO. Where do you fall in the statistics? If you've seen, when and where?
#1
Maybe? I mean, I have seen something I can't explain. Lived out in the rural part of Mississippi growing up, at a house surrounded by forest up on a low hill. One night as we were driving to our home, I remember seeing off in the distance in an area that we knew had no homes, roads, or anything near it for a good two miles (other than our home), the forest lit up like daylight. A bright white/blue light that shone through the trees. We later brought this up at church, and one of the older men who had lived in that area for some forty years, said that it was a regular occurrence in those woods, and no one knew what caused it.
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#2
Saw a weird object flying over my house one night. It was a yellowish-white circle with a black ring in the center. It was moving pretty fast, so it wasn't the moon. Wasn't making any sound, so not a helicopter. Not plane or satellite shaped. Went outside to get a closer look, it was gone.
Spotted in Carbon County, PA at around 10:00 pm in mid June
Spotted in Carbon County, PA at around 10:00 pm in mid June
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#3
Yes. (Mind you, UFO means Unidentified Flying Object. Not necessarily a space craft from another advanced world. So, when I say UFO, I mean I don't know what I saw.)
I was in Grade 6, outside with my friend. We both saw a shiny, silvery ball moving across the sky. We tracked it going behind a small cloud and followed it's speed. It never emerged out of it.
Another time, I was riding with 4 friends. It was night time, cruising in the city around residential area. I and a couple others saw a bright light fall from the sky maybe only a block or 2 away from the point we were at. It fell pretty fast. It could have been a flare, a defunct fire cracker, ball lightning. It was a clear night. We all thought it was very strange.
One night, riding in the car in a very rural area, a couple hours away from the city, and no street lights. I was staring up at the stars. I saw a little speck that travelled across the sky very quickly. It looked like it could have been a star, but it went from one end of Orion to the other within seconds. I thought maybe it's a satellite. But I've never seen a satellite in the sky or anything moving that fast. It wasn't an airplane, either, I don't think.
I was in Grade 6, outside with my friend. We both saw a shiny, silvery ball moving across the sky. We tracked it going behind a small cloud and followed it's speed. It never emerged out of it.
Another time, I was riding with 4 friends. It was night time, cruising in the city around residential area. I and a couple others saw a bright light fall from the sky maybe only a block or 2 away from the point we were at. It fell pretty fast. It could have been a flare, a defunct fire cracker, ball lightning. It was a clear night. We all thought it was very strange.
One night, riding in the car in a very rural area, a couple hours away from the city, and no street lights. I was staring up at the stars. I saw a little speck that travelled across the sky very quickly. It looked like it could have been a star, but it went from one end of Orion to the other within seconds. I thought maybe it's a satellite. But I've never seen a satellite in the sky or anything moving that fast. It wasn't an airplane, either, I don't think.
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#4
If you ever go to islands, you are able to see the sky and the stars in it crystal clear. I saw something that looked exactly like a star. I know what I saw was not a shooting star, it was very unnatural because there were MULTIPLE of these things. But they all didn't stay in one place. They were just rapidly moving around the sky. There's absolutely no way that they were human-made technology.
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