For the first time in my life, I just witnessed an unidentified flying object.

[Idolators Muse]

It was probably the police, trying to take away all your rights.

As a member of the law enforcement community I read this thread and immediately contacted the International Police Illuminati Brotherhood who confirmed to me that you're about to get raided son.

Quick, flush yo stash bro!

[DrGreene]

It wasn't far away, I just couldn't find it on the LCD.

Stick to getting aids dicks in your ass, pussy.



I guess the sun was reflecting a plane, flying beneath the clouds (perhaps lower than 10k feet), but the clouds reflected no sun at all. Makes perfect sense. At like 9:30.... when there was literally probably 5 minutes of sunlight left in the day, there was enough light to make a plane look like a fireball at sub 10,000 ft, but the sky was dark, and the stars were out. LOL



So basically "you're stupid, you don't know anything" is your argument.

-Despite the fact I DO know the cloud type, and therefore have a rough idea of the altitude of said cloud, and therefore could estimate the altitude of the object. And also the fact that beyond the clouds I could see commercial aircraft flying at their normal altitudes between 30,000 and 35,000 feet (none were reflecting sunlight either LOL). I know, it's amazing.... a peasant serf who can spell his name, AND knows something about his surroundings. It's unbelievable.

-It wasn't a plane, so I'm not wasting my time on your second point.

LOL, couldn't find the blazing fireball obvious to anyone with eyes on the LCD. Also, LOL, estimating 10,000 feet.

You have yet to prove you can spell your name.

The bolded isn't Hubs argument, its mine.

[chris72b9]

LOL, couldn't find the blazing fireball obvious to anyone with eyes on the LCD. Also, LOL, estimating 10,000 feet.

You have yet to prove you can spell your name.

The bolded isn't Hubs argument, its mine.

Don't quote me bitch.

And you don't have an argument, as usual. I'll wait until you come up with one though...

[xxxxFIVETONxxxx]

I never called you stupid.

Well, you should have.

[ToastOfR]

I guess the sun was reflecting a plane, flying beneath the clouds (perhaps lower than 10k feet), but the clouds reflected no sun at all. Makes perfect sense. At like 9:30.... when there was literally probably 5 minutes of sunlight left in the day, there was enough light to make a plane look like a fireball at sub 10,000 ft, but the sky was dark, and the stars were out. LOL

So.. the sky was dark.. stars were out..

Yet..

I could get a better view of the shape of the object, as the light had gone out. It was a very round, solid object. This was the most eerie part of the entire thing... it seemed to hover for roughly 45 seconds to a minute in this spot. Then it took off slowly to the NNE (basically, the direction it just came from). It continued off in that direction until I lost sight of it over the horizon.

This "object", whose "lights went out".. you could see it all the way until it disappeared over the horizon? When it was dark out?

Also..

No I was looking at the sky for probably an hour... but this thing was only there for 2-3 minutes.

This took an entire hour to transpire?

And it was.. 9:30-ish... so is that 9:00-10:00??? 8:30-9:30? 9:30-10:30?

Sunrise and Sunset for U.S.A. – Pennsylvania – Philadelphia – coming days

Sun sets in PA at about 8:30 this time of year.

So you are claiming you could see a non-lit object disappear over the horizon about a full hour (at least) after the sun had set?

2 + 2 = 5

[hub]

Don't call him stupid.

[Vantastic]

Man, so many of you guys act immature and talk shit.

[chris72b9]

So.. the sky was dark.. stars were out..

This "object", whose "lights went out".. you could see it all the way until it disappeared over the horizon? When it was dark out?

Yeah, it was dark, but not completely dark. Like I said, there was just enough light left in the sky to differentiate between the darker grey clouds and the light grey sky.

It was hard to spot, but yes, you could see the object after the light had gone out. Obviously it got much harder to see the farther it got away, and I barely caught a glimpse of it as it went over the horizon to the NNW and disappeared.

The clouds made it more difficult to see as it got farther away. If it was a clear night, I could have kept eyes on it throughout it's entire path, most likely.

Look at this picture, and imagine less light, and a bit less clouds:



(I should have just kept the one picture I took)

This took an entire hour to transpire?

No I was looking at the sky for probably an hour... but this thing was only there for 2-3 minutes.

[TheShocker]

Man, so many of you guys act immature and talk shit.

Chrisb is the village idiot, so he deserves it.

[chris72b9]

Shocker is just mad I don't like cops.

It offends him personally. He weeps at night because of it.