Click on cropped and enhanced images for a larger view. To see original photos, click on photo links below.
MUFON Case # 26740
Date/Time: 2010-11-21 17:53
City: Parker
State: Colorado
Shape: Star-like,Other,Unknown
Distance: Over one mile
Location: Suburban
Terrain: Woods
Visibility: Partly Cloudy
Vallee Index: FB2
Summary: was photographing a star, I thought. Then four white lights came over the horizon hovered, no sound. Then changed direction and left one at a time.
Report:
It was still light out but the sun had just begun to set and I was driving home. I saw a bright light in the sky above the trees in my neighborhood. I pulled over and started taking close up pictures thinking it was Mars.
When I zoomed out I saw three bright lights in formation and hovering. Then another white light rose from the horizon with two smaller lights. All orb shaped and bright. They stayed in the same place for several minutes and then slowly left one at a time following each other.
As they changed direction I could see the front had two bright white lights and the back two red lights. In continuous shot mode I finally got a close up of the last craft as it was moving away. I then thought "Got ya".
Don't know what it is but I got a picture of it and two short videos of them hovering. It looks like a small Star Ship Enterprise.
Original Photos
Photo 1
Photo 2
Photo 3
******************************************************
This is best proof so far that the amber/orange/yellow balls of light sphere/orb types ARE, in fact, MORPHING or transforming somehow into crafts that prefer to COPY our aircraft lighting presumably so that we don't shoot at them while they observe us. Common name for this type "Fake Plane" or "shape shifter" UFOs. Seen by close eye witnesses to take on many different shapes & lighting colors & configurations, they have even been seen to combine into one LARGE bright sphere & zip off at incredible speeds--sometimes even doing the reverse upon arrival, splitting into several objects which fly off in different directions. Incredible technology--that's all I can say.
ReplyDelete