From: Phantoms and Monsters

Posted: 01 Jun 2009 12:08 PM PDT

I was down in the back meadow with my dog Twiggy around 9:PM. I was looking east when I noticed to my left a very bright white light moving from behind the trees, I watched in astonishment because it was very obvious that it was not a plane. There was no blinking whatsoever, just a continous white light and very low and silent.

At first, I thought I heard jet sounds, but it turned out to be a jet flying
behind me. The white light suddenly stopped...with camera ready I snapped a photo. It then proceeded on it's way toward the east, gliding along slowly. I watched for a good 2 minutes or more. I said thank you, thank you, thank you! .....and waved bye!

Earlier I had gone over to my friends to put their dogs up around sunset, which has been the routine. I was at a meeting prior to this so Twiggy was not with me. I walked down to the shore of the lake and the sun was just going down. I did a long meditation and thanked our Universal Siblings for their visits and the fantastic photos they had given me the past few weeks.

I felt like this sighting was a response and a thumbs up for sharing with the world.

Thanks!

Marilyn B.
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Personally it seems to me that all UFO activity and sightings are increasing somewhat exponentially. The only reason I can personally say this is last Sunday evening me and some friends here in central UT saw 6 and I repeat 6 UFO's within a 4 hour period. I am somewhat skeptical when it comes to first hand encounters as people tend to leave logic aside. I didn't have a camera as we were at a ranch and really weren't planning on seeing anything odd that night. We just planned for another night.

Now with my skepticism's I am convinced that what we saw was not the ISS or iridium flares or the lacrosse and space debris. I looked up the coordinates of my location, took note of the times and visibility of the ISS, iridium flares and the lacrosse. What we saw was too bright, too slow, made no noise, was not blinking, was what seemed very low and happened repeatedly after I started flashing my 3,000,000 candle power spotlight at the first object. I am convinced because of me flashing my spotlight that the later sightings occurred. I have witnessed several UFO's in my area but never more than 1 on one night. It was truly amazing and actually scared my friends with their solid beliefs that UFO's and aliens don't exist.

Now I will not say that these objects were flown by any entity or extraterrestrial intelligence or if they were government made. But I'll tell you the things were damn bright and that night is still kind of tripping me out along with my friends.
I have thought a lot about what happened and it was truly amazing. I never thought I would witness something on that scale with friends there to witness it also.

I am just wondering if it has anything to do with project blue beam or if it is something entirely different. I am tired of wondering and, as crazy as it sounds, want to know regardless of how it happens. I am tired of fighting logic against hope and just want to know if aliens are real. I am to the point where I would welcome some kind of encounter. Time will tell.
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I saw a UFO in 1964 near Los Angeles airport. I believe there were a lot of sightings over Los Angeles in the 50s & 60s.

Oh - I can hear the skeptics now - because it was over a busy airport. I was born and bred practically under the flight path and my mom worked there. I observed planes for many years - NO it was not a plane.

I was sitting in my car waiting for my mom to get off work (at airport). I looked up and saw this glowing disk in the sky way above a tall building (maybe 10 stories) - across from the airport. At first I thought it was one of those search lights for advertising. I sat and just observed it for about 20 minutes. There was no sound that I could detect.

I couldn't see actual details because it was glowing - like it was self illuminating, a yellow/white illumination.

This was at 4:30 in the afternoon. Clear blue skies - only some high wispy clouds.

The object moved in a half semi circle (again, reason to believe it was a search light) - but it stopped and just stayed there for about 5 minutes. I wasn't jumping up & down yelling "It's a UFO" - I was just observing it. Then it moved back to where it started.

THEN - it shot straight up in the air through the high wispy clouds until I could not see it anymore.

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