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Can anyone logically explain my UFO sighting?


I once looked to the sky in the middle of the day and saw a shining object. Normally these would become planes as they move and stop reflecting direct sunlight.

But this didn't move. It stayed there reflecting light for around 15 minutes.

I kept looking at it wondering when it would just become a plane but it didn't.

Then it faded away.

Strangely, it reappeared half a mile away in another part of the sky.

It stayed there for awhile and the faded away as well.

Any logical explanation?

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Still trying to figure out mine

In the night sky

Looked like a satellite moving across the night sky

But the movement was not straight or steady

It was moving ahead but in a twisty, turning path

It was not steady either. It stopped, slowed down, accelerated ...

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Ufo. I actually saw a satellite once. Very fast and uniform trajectory.

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The U stands for "unidentified."

However, I know exactly what your sighting was. The earliest time travelers were magicians. Their first attempts came with loud booms on arrival from the time-compressed sound waves. The "sonic boom" disinformation plan was successful in covering this up. On their way to perfecting the process, some failures occurred. One of which was a ceremony that involved heating up assorted mystical components (2000 deep fried bird-anus rings for instance) in an enormous silver cauldron. The traveler would don his ice-breeches and leap into the blazing cauldron at just the right moment to "ride" it to a fantastic future. The poor bastards would skip through the time stream, appearing for 15 minutes at a time to shine in the sky on their unending, stuttering journey to the end of creation. Their appearance of movement is only due to the rotation of the Earth vs the start of the journey. Did you hear the howling of agony from it?

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I thought the U stood for 'U Sexy MF'.

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I think it has all been changed to Undisputed Fictional Certainty

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Bad Weed.

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It was probably a high altitude research balloon. These balloons are sometimes mistaken for UFOs.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-altitude_balloon

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Perhaps, except it faded away and reeemerged, stationary, on the other side of the sky. That's some magic balloon.

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If he's talking about the kind of weather balloon that's silvery material, then it could indeed be large, round, and silvery, and could appear to be stationary or close to it. If it was going fairly straight up then you wouldn't see any side-to-side motion, and vertical motion would be hard to see at a distance - particularly as the kind of balloon I'm thinking of expands as it rises. They go up to regions of extremely low pressure, and when they take off they look only partially inflated, as the gas inside expants tenfold as the atmospheric pressure decreases and the thing plumps up. Of course such a balloon wouldn't vanish and re-appear in a second place, but there could have been a second balloon that you hadn't noticed earlier.

Which is a possibility, the certainty is that it's a UFO. Which doesn't mean that it's an alien spaceship, it just means that it's unidentified.

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