I saw a UFO

[Jeenyuss]

the second coming of our lord and savior jesus christ

[PaulOakenfold]

we gert signal

[Jeenyuss]

microwave turn on

[Zerzera]

[Zeebu]

v-ger

[Pressure Drop]

surprised nobady has said

"does ur anus hurt?"

i dunno what it was, sometimes these things are an optical illusion where the object doesn't move as much as you think and it is something normal.

sounds like some human craft signaling, or something reflecting lights. Not helpfull at all but i'm sure it's one of those things you need to see. Hell i remember my parents seen something they thought was in the sky flashing lights and called me out, turned out it was actualy a shiny bag caught in a high branch swaying in the wind.

i mean why would an alien species advanced enough to get to another planet and want to go undetected but then use bright flashing lights

[phata$$]

It could possibly be some sort of science experiment that someone decided to test.

And you didn't have a camera handy? Not even a shoddy camera phone?

[gran guerrero]

the second coming of our lord and savior jesus christ

It was changing from magenta to purple, to blue, to white. Most of the colors looked like those on the rainbow scale.

And he's SUPER

[Money]

About how far away would you say it was?

3-4 lightyears

[Da1andonly]

I'm guessing hindenburg updated

[royCE]

i believe the correct term is Aura...might have something to do with it

[Xog]

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i believe the correct term is Aura...might have something to do with it

that's an Arora Borealis (man I love those). These appear usually in the extreme northern and southern regions of the world due to temperature and the position of the sun during the night (like in alaska). I used to live just outside Seattle many years ago, never saw one of these. If it really was one, man I would've loved to be there.

[Money]

i believe the correct term is Aura...might have something to do with it

u believe a lot of shit, too bad whoever you learn this from doesnt know shit.

[Squeezer]

I've seen the northern lights, it definitely wasn't that.

This thing was as big as a star in the sky and flashing colors.

I think Gran might have figured it out.

[Money]

that's an Arora Borealis (man I love those). These appear usually in the extreme northern and southern regions of the world due to temperature and the position of the sun during the night (like in alaska). I used to live just outside Seattle many years ago, never saw one of these. If it really was one, man I would've loved to be there.

i have seen the northern lights from the upper peninsula of Michigan. but it is nothing like squeezer described so no its not that. and in michigan since ur still pretty far u can only see the tips of the lights waving