A Whole Town Witness UFO Circling Over Them | Aliens In Alaska

I completely believe this eyewitness. He has absolutely no motive to lie and nothing to gain from it as his age, and doing the kind of work that he does. However, what he saw could very well be reverse-engineered or an ARV (alien reproduction vehicle) and not “ET”. That’s the part that he can’t know and we also can’t know. And that’s the tricky part of any sighting. I have always understood the big black triangles people see as ARV’s. In this Alaska case though, he did not describe the craft in detail or say it was a triangle or what shape it was. So we will never know. Either way, whether ARV or ET, it proves that we are not alone in the universe because any reverse engineered craft is engineered from crashed alien craft. So either way, the origins are not from planet earth. Humans aren’t smart enough to create such starships. We are babies in this universe and are still using oil and petrol to drive around and still launching rockets into space that are nothing more than massive tin can petrol-guzzlers.

In the high desert, outside of Joshua Tree National Park, 1988.
Mid-afternoon daylight. A black ‘object’ at roughly 15 hundred feet AGL; approximately 5 thousand feet MSL. I was one of six hikers who witnessed the event. Directly across from us as we came to the reverse side of the summit, this motionless object was just ‘there’. After watching it for about five minutes a couple of us finally thought about getting out our binoculars. At almost the same moment, trying to figure out what this thing was, it began to slowly move towards us – at practically the same elevation from our position overlooking a valley, at a distance of about 800m. We estimated the size of this noiseless, with no visible openings object to be comparable to the size of an average two-storey house. The object’s shape was angular but did not have defined edges – the sides of it appeared to slightly change shape as it got larger when it very slowly began moving towards our position. All of us were staring directly at it, when the object then moved a bit leftwards, and from what we all observed, took on the mixed colors of the brownish hills behind it, and then basically vanished. (Edited for continuity.)

That sounds amazing. The best I have had is as a kid returning home from my friend’s house as I had done hundreds of times before late at night in a rural area. A streak of light zoomed across the sky that was bright enough to turn off the street lights and it also caused a sonic boom that knocked me to the ground. I kind of hit the dirt and expected to hear an explosion but none happened. It totally scared the crap out of me and I ran home after that despite the pitch darkness due to the street lights being taken out. That’s it, though, end of story, I didn’t get to see anything cool like this guy.