Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're looking at UF OS over North Texas.
That's correct, UF OS over North Texas.
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OK, so this article is from dallasobserver.com.
They go through some of these pretty famous sightings, and as
we're going along, we'll kind of take some sidetracks and look at
the summers of each one individually.
They're really neat sightings. The title says airships and our
military spheres. North Texas UFO sightings over
the years and then the subtitle says not all UFO sightings are
created equal, but most of them are pretty entertaining.
North Texas has been home to many.
Written by Kelly Dearmore December 24th, 2024 It's Kelly
Dearmore. Got a neat picture here at the
front. Classic flying Sasha flying over
this aired rural landscape almost looks too good to be
true. I'm not sure the article starts
off it says pilots flying near Dallas.
Fort Worth International Airport recently reported some
suspicious lights floating around that air traffic
controllers couldn't spot with their technology.
It provoked quite the conversation.
Yeah, I think we did cover that in the podcast recently.
Seems UFO sightings is a topic that may never go out of style,
especially in North Texas. In fact, a recent study named
Texas is one of the hot spots for UFO sightings in the US.
Some of the more talked about UFO sightings in the nation's
history have occurred in parts of Texas like Loveland, Lubbock,
and Dayton, for example, and got us thinking about North Texas's
history with UFO sightings. In case you aren't aware, it's
neither a rare nor recent phenomena.
This is by no means a comprehensive compendium of
North Texas UFO sightings, but here are some of the counts that
stuck out the most to us. It goes on, it says.
Dallas County, April 1897 UFO sightings in North Texas were
all the rage back when old Charles Culberson survived as
the state's 21st governor, just 30 years removed from the Civil
War. According to the Texas Almanac,
between 18 between April 13th and 17th, 1897, there were 38
reported sightings of airships and 23 counties in Texas,
including in Denton and Dallas counties.
Man, you've almost got them enough sightings there for an
encyclopedia, don't you? Newspapers of the day reported
the sighting straight face, although one can read more than
a little tongue in cheek writing into some of the dispatches from
the community correspondents. Descriptions of airships varied
somewhat, but there was a general consensus that they had
cigar shaped bodies or cabins 50 to 60 feet long with propellers
at each end, large bat like wings, and huge floodlights for
and aft. Most witnesses saw neither pilot
nor crew, but in some cases not only did observers see people
manning the ships, but talk to them.
The Dallas Morning News correspondent at Waukeechee
reported a long conversation between Judge Love of the
community and an airship crew which claimed to be from the
North Pole. That's pretty weird.
I did find a connected article on that.
Basically it says in the in mid-april 1897 N Central Texas
was gripped by reports of mysterious airships with 38
sightings in 23 counties over a span of four days.
That reports described a cigar shaped craft, 50 to 60 feet
long, often equipped with bat like wings, propellers and large
floodlights. While most sightings involve no
visible crew, some observers claimed interactions with the
pilot, with the counts ranging from more mundane explanations
to fantastical descriptions of extraterrestrial or other
worldly origins. It says there were interactions
with pilots. In Waxaheechee, Judge Love
reportedly conversed with an airship crew who claimed to hail
from the North Pole. Similarly, in Greenville, the
crew leader claimed the airship was an experimental craft from
New York. There were unique observations.
Witnesses in Farmersville reported three men singing hymns
and distributing temperance tracts, while others speculated
about supernatural influences, with some associating the
airships with biblical end times prophecy.
Just kind of like it is today, I guess.
Or Aurora Incident says. On April 19th, a purported
airship crash in Aurora, Texas became the most infamous
account. A Martian body was reportedly
recovered and buried while debris from the craft attracted
public interest. Although later debunked as a
hoax. I would not go along with that.
This incident inspired continuous speculation and other
pop culture adaptations. It's funny how people get to be
so dismissive of this stuff. This case with Aurora, there's a
lot of evidence there, you know, with, with the metal that was
left behind, the grave simulated have been moved around.
Very strange stuff. We talked about the podcast a
few times. Of course, there's lots of
skepticism. We won't go over with what the
skeptics had to say about any of this, but I really don't care.
But that just kind of shows that you had these UFO sightings
happened clear back in the late 1800s.
They were very, very well documented.
He goes on, talks about Love Field 1952.
It says in 2015 the Observer published an article looking at
the Dallas UFO sightings mentioned in Project Blue Book,
a federal program that subjected reports of UFO sightings.
A certain scientific analysis, I would argue and ridicule.
The sighting noted in Project Blue Book Caught Our Eye says
there was considerable air traffic in the vicinity of
normal Love Airfield activity and there was enough light that
aircraft were identifiable as a general type when viewed in the
Southwest. The sun to the rear.
I first noticed an orange colored light which appeared to
be nothing more than the exhaust or running light of an aircraft.
Then I noticed the light gave off an exhaust rail similar to
that of an afterburner. I watched the light in its
descending path for about four seconds when it seemed to fire a
number of rockets and vanished. Doesn't sound like anything we
had back in 1952. I went ahead and took a look at
the article he referenced. Basically what the article says
is it discusses that the mid 20th century UFO sightings in
Dallas and the surrounding areas and it says and particularly
through the lens of the US Air Forces Project Blue Book.
And this is a program of course, that cataloged it analyzed and
like I think really ridiculed 12,618 UFO reports from 1947 to
1969. The initiative aimed to
determine if these sightings pose a national security threat.
Although Project Blue Book concluded with no verified
evidence of extraterrestrial activity, that the documents
offer a fascinating look. It goes on here, says Key
Insights and talks about Love Field 1952.
An Air Force pilot and others witnessed a glowing object
emitting what appeared to be exhaust trails and rockets
classified as a likely meteor. Yeah, sounds like a meteor,
doesn't it? An Air Force pilot.
I think the Air Force pilot would probably know the
difference between a meteor and something that some kind of a
UFO goes on a point out. 1956 White Rock Lake, a student UFO
sighting was reported by radar evidence, though the critical
film documenting the incident was accidentally ruined.
Boy yes. 1957 Duncanville a sighting dismissed as a planet
Venus despite an observer providing motion picture
footage. This is what Project Blue Book
did for you. 1961 University Park a sighting like into a fast
moving Greyhound bus was attributed to a meteor as
meteors or something else, aren't they?
1967 Various reports, descriptions of silvery spitting
objects and formations were attributed to birds, kites or
clouds. Yeah, it's just what a waste of
taxpayers money. What a complete and utter waste
of taxpayer money. Just the stupidity that we've
been subjected to goes along. Whose University Park says
talking a little bit about these sightings.
Another local example logged in Project Blue Book was intriguing
to US. One man who reported a sighting
was indeed looking to the sky for something unique, but not
for what he found at exactly 4 O 7:00 AM Central Standard Time
early Thursday morning March 9th.
Quote I was out in my backyard and doing a bit of amateur stay
loon watching. That's a balloon satellite he's
looking for, hoping to see the polka .12 footer.
And I saw a big a big, extremely fast unidentified object
streaking from about E northeast to southwest across the sky.
It moves so fast was it was hard to focus on it.
But I do remember quite a bit of the impression it left on me.
This object seemingly moved so darn fast that I would never
have given it much later thought except that the 7:00 AM news
that morning carried a big story that the Russians had orbited a
dog, etcetera, in a 5-10 rocket. So I guess it must have been the
one you saw. I mean, right there over Texas.
Yeah. Normalcy bias.
Can't get enough of it. Denton, 2007.
It says. Did you know that there's a
National UFO Reporting Center? Yeah.
Well, if you listen to this program, you do talks about the
website and some of those sightings they found there.
It says, I says I think I saw a UFO, but I'm not really sure.
I feel like I am kind of crazy for thinking this.
I was driving on 35 W in Denton, TX around 10:15 AM 11/21 O 7
this morning and when I came over a hill I saw three white
things in the sky. It was like one mile in front of
me slightly to the right. I wasn't sure if it was the
balls that are on the para lines to warn airplanes and then I
thought it was a reflection of the stadium.
The balls were white with some silver tint.
They were almost a perfect circle but a little oblong.
They were perfectly aligned in a row a little to the left of me
looking straight ahead. I was thinking I should take a
picture because I thought oh it might be a UFO.
I was trying to figure out what it was and the one on the right
disappeared and the second one later the middle one disappeared
and a little less than one second later the left one
disappeared. Didn't fade out or dart away, it
just disappeared in a split second.
I am super freaked out right now and I don't know if it was
something from Carswell Air Base or Lockheed Martin but I have
never all caps seen anything like this before.
It was so clear to not fuzzy at all.
Please let me know if anyone else has seen this one in
Denton. I have been very skeptical of
UFO sightings but I'm so freaked out and paranoid now.
Well seeing is believing. I can tell you that from
experience. This sighting here that listed
as Irving 2021, it says, look, not all UFO sightings are
created equal. Not all accounts are going to
get the public all riled up. But here's one from Irving from
only three years ago. And it includes the term our
Millery Sphere, for which we give props.
It's a wonderfully on point description of what we think an
alien spacecraft may look like. Plus, there's a video of it
posted to a website called News Flare that says the shiny
spinning disk was seen hovering over a golf course before it
appeared to land on the ground in Irving on April 25th.
Footage was recorded by a man who was visiting the area with
his friends. They saw the strange object
reflecting the sunlight from a distance.
A man was heard saying in the background.
You see that? That's not a weather balloon,
dude. It's flat, it's moving, really
weird. It's like spinning and it's got
another disc inside of it that's spinning.
He described the object as a large metallic ring that floated
around a separate metallic sphere within the ring, like a
flying armillery sphere. That's pretty well, yeah.
Those are pretty good. Some pretty good descriptions
there. They've got this article here.
I'll take a look at it real quick.
It says bizarre UFO with metallic ring floating inside.
Spotted in Texas. Residents were baffled after
seeing a bizarre UFO with a metallic ring floating inside it
in Texas. The shiny spinning disc was seen
hovering over a golf course before it appeared to have
landed on the ground and Irving. On April 25th, footage was
recorded by a man who was visiting the area with his
friends. Then they saw the strange object
reflecting sunlight from a distance.
A man was heard saying in the background you see that that's
not a weather balloon, dude. It's flat, it's moving really
weird, It's spinning, and it's got another disk inside of it
that's spinning. He described the object as a
large metallic ring that floated around a separate metallic
sphere. With the ring, it's like a
flying armillary sphere. Two days later, another man
claimed to have spotted the a glowing UFO during the night,
this time in Del Rio, TX on April 27th.
The second video recorded by resident Josh Cawley appeared to
have lights in it while it appeared to descend and and then
completely vanishing. That's why they've got a 34
second video here. I'll just go ahead and play it
and you can hear the reaction of these people.
It's pretty neat. See that?
Let's take. A weather balloon for.
Sure you think I don't think that's not a weather balloon,
dude, It's flat. It's.
Moving really weird. It's moving really weird.
It's like spinning and it's got like another disc inside of it
that's spinning. It's going to the clubhouse,
dude. Yeah, it's going.
It's literally going to the ground.
I'm getting this. All on camera.
Dude what the is this thing? Yeah, you can tell they're
pretty excited there. It looks like it's quite a ways
off the distance, judging from the video.
We'll take a look at a few more of these sightings out of Texas
and North Texas. Very cool stuff been going on in
there for a long time. Like they said, this sighting
here is out of Pearland, TX stated 11/15/2024 Duration one
minute. It's something else, man.
It's got like a 52 second video with it with these.
It's a triangle craft. Looks like it's got green lights
on the corner. Then the ribbon comes slashing
on and then like a strobes going back and forth and there's a
little girl sounds like she's about two or three.
I think it's a girl sounds like a little girl and it's cute.
And I mean she's just stunned. And her mom saying I, I don't
know what it is. I mean it's a neat video.
People ask me all the time. Well, why don't you post these
videos? Look, I got I got to be honest
with you, takes probably 1520 thirty minutes to get one of
these settings. I'm I'm not that adept at
editing video and you load it up on YouTube and then you get 10
views on it or maybe 70 views. I don't know what's going on
with YouTube. I feel like well, I don't feel
like I mean, I know I'm shadow band.
I can put up a dozen these clips, you know, the really cool
clips and might get 6070 views or something.
And then I put one up the other day of somebody had filmed a few
weeks ago of it was a jetpack UFO looks looks kind of like a
person in a jetpack or a robot and jetpack gets 11,000 views
one just like a good 70. I guess it slept through the
algorithm. So I've kind of just, I've kind
of just not been doing that honestly, because it takes so
much time and the, the the payoff is 0.
I'm going to hate to tell you, but that's just how it is.
Other people can sit there and and carry on and say nothing for
40 minutes and get a million views.
I don't get it. Anyway, enough of my
complaining. This video is 5052 seconds of
spectacular. I guess someone's going to
probably say, well, it must be a drone.
I don't know what's it what? What are people doing with these
car sized drones flying over over people's houses?
If it is, it's ridiculous. It says location.
I do not know the the coordinates.
That's fine. Seen from our apartment complex.
A shape triangle color couldn't tell.
Well you have those bright green lights on the corners.
Size of an airplane definitely. You can see a very close up
video direction from viewer directly above closest distance.
10,000 feet. Well, I, I don't see that I'm
watching the video. If that thing's 10,000 feet,
then it's ginormous or that or they've got like the best zoom
lens ever on this camera. It looks to me like it's like
it's maybe up there a few 100 feet or something.
Just judging from the size of these lights, it's still pretty
good sized craft. But you know, what do I know I
wasn't there. It says.
My daughter and I were walking our dogs this evening and we saw
a large triangle shaped object speed across the sky and then
stop to hover directly above us for about a minute.
The object had red and green flashing lights on the tips.
It's got these lights on tips and honestly as it speeds off it
looks almost like it's it's got 4 lights go on.
Like it's like it's a square but it's got a candy corner angle.
Weird stuff. The object had red and green
flashing lights on the tips and a white light coming out of the
bottom. The that was that strobe light.
It's just oppressively bright and just you know, boom boom
boom. The object made a quite low
humming noise. I was able to record the object
for almost a minute. It speed off in the sky.
I tried to look it up on the Internet to see if it could have
been a drone, but have not found anything that looks like this.
I'm not sure what it was, but wanted to report it because I
found it extremely unusual. Yeah, I do too.
I mean, this is a kind of video that should have 10 million hits
on TikTok. It almost seems like some of the
very best stuff is being hidden from us.
That's what I feel like it's like.
It's like this new fork. This is undiscovered little nook
of truth. People are putting so much stuff
here. I will go through a few more of
these. This is Addison, TX 12/23/24 It
says a location Addison that line in Midway Rd.
Shapesphere color black. Size of a small car viewed from
land. Closest distance 3 miles.
Estimated speed 300 mile per hour.
Wife and I were standing at the back window and we noticed a
fast moving black sphere going from South to north flying at
low altitude. We noticed it and we're asking
each other if it was a bird. It was just too fast to be a
bird, but it did slightly go up and down in elevation.
It was too small to be a plane, too fast to be a straight party
balloon. It was on a straight path.
NI would have placed it over Midway Rd. or Dallas North
Tollway moments after we saw an airplane heading South and we
got the instant size and speed comparison.
Not your typical aircraft orb shaped thing just flying around
there. This one from New brothels Texas
it says around six hundredth block of new brothels Texas
shaped orbit color orange 35 to 40 feet wide.
Doesn't sound like a Chinese scandal to me.
Viewed from land direction from viewer unknown angle of
elevation 43. From the clouds to the ground it
says speed 70. Explanation.
Yes Chinese Lantern. Well Chinese lanterns are always
40 feet across. That's just normal.
Walking home with my brothers and saw 2 orange glowing orbs in
the air flying in the air yesterday 12/21/24 and today one
saw 1122224 both moving in the same direction.
I don't even know why we live in a society where people can go on
to a major real a major retailer and buy Chinese lanterns.
It's the most stupid thing imaginable to put it in sanitary
device like a candle inside of a little hot air balloon and turn
it loose to land wherever it wherever it might land at, to
set somebody's place on fire. That is the most stupid thing
imaginable. So the next time that somebody
tells you that your, your government's incompetent and you
think, well, maybe this person is a conspiracy theorist, well,
imagine this. We live in a country that is so
filled with incompetence that when your 90 year old
grandmother goes through the airport, TSA at the very least
wants her to take her shoes off and very well may want to feel
her up in her wheelchair. Meanwhile, a person can go on
the Internet to eat multiple major retailers and buy a little
mini hot air balloon that they can send up.
With a live and sedentary device to turn loose in the sky.
And where it lands, they don't know and they don't care.
So how stupid is that? Take your take your shoes off at
the airport and release hot air balloons filled with fire to
land wherever they might land. People think about it.
Think about the incompetence that you're surrounded with.
I'm sorry. That's my that's my complaint
for the day. There's one from Navarro Texas
it says 12/20/24. Went inside got the chills.
Shape unknown color white maybe viewed from land.
Estimated speed 300 plus drone possible.
Moving faster than I could record a drone.
Was watching it so I knew it wasn't a drone.
My friend told me to check outside.
I feel bad staying in one place then move fast and I got the
chills so I went inside. There was another object, but it
was observing the Angel or alien, you know, sound like this
person got a little bit upset from what they saw.
Yeah, sometimes these things do turn somebody's world upside
down a little bit, as I always say, like the old eagle song.
Don't let the sound of your own wheels drive you crazy.
Here's one from Lindale, TX. Orb color, multiple estimated
size, unknown view from land, closest distance 1000 feet.
Orbs going around the sky and changing shapes and colors in
the night sky. It was one of the orb things
people have been talking about. It released multiple other orbs
and disappeared and came back. They've got a video here without
any kind of narration or anything, it's just got this orb
floating around up there. Orbs being orbs as they always
say. Here's one from Temple, TX.
Says location Windham Hill neighborhood shaped triangle.
Estimated size unknown. Viewed from land.
Angle of elevation 80°, closest distance 500 feet.
Estimated speed supersonic. 3 lights traveling at a high rate
of speed flew over house while star gazing with my PVS 14 night
vision device in my backyard. I observed 3 dots of light and a
triangle pattern flying at a high rate of speed eastbound.
I closed my night vision eye to observe with a naked eye, but
the light was not visible. I confirmed I was only able to
see the lights under analog night vision.
The lights were able to cross the sky at night in a matter of
three to four seconds and seem to be only four to 500 feet
overhead. The lights also made no noise
despite moving at such a fast pace.
That's pretty incredible being that low of a distance and
moving at that speed and then not making any noise.
Three to four seconds to go across the whole horizon at that
low of an altitude. That's wild.
Here's one. It says Friendswood, TX dated
12/10/24. That shape circle white, red
light, estimated size can't save you from land.
Several objects across the sky with white and red light
hovering the place. We noticed a strange object in
the air through our window, looking like a white and red
light in the sky. The red light wasn't blinking
like on a plane, it was steady. It was also moving oddly in
small zigzags. As we stepped outside to get a
better look, something like a shooting star beamed across the
sky. The red lit object was still
there and as we looked around, we noticed multiple others, all
with the same red and white light and hovering in place.
We watched for over 10 minutes, baffled.
And they retain their position and relative size.
Also watch 2 planes fly by during this time.
So we are confident they aren't planes.
Could maybe be drones, but the coincidence of multiple being
flown at 10 mile at 10:00 PM in different areas of the sky seems
scarce. Yeah.
No, I don't see these things as
being drones. I just don't see it.
We'll do a few more here and wrap this up.
And here it says direction 30 minutes observers to Randolph
Air Force Base Texas shape orb, orange, red, green view from
land lights on object. Look they got a video.
It looks like a pretty good sized orb to me.
A bright multi colored orb stationary in the sky.
I saw two huge blinking orange, green and yellow orbs in the sky
last night. 1 was above the grocery store and the other was
above the Air Force Base. They seem to be pretty big.
You can see what appears to be a small plane fly past the orb.
Every time I tried to zoom in, it went out of focus.
My son filmed the first one above.
The store was always driving us home, and we both filmed the one
above the Air Force Base when we got home.
It's. Yeah, that compared to that
airplane, this thing's huge. I don't know what it is.
Here's one a little bit further down in Houston, but we'll go
ahead and read it and then we'll do two more.
Data 12/16/24 Location in Houston, TX.
Seen from backyard shaped cylinder.
Color white. Estimated size 12 to 16 feet.
Angle of elevation 40, closest distance 400 feet.
Estimated speed 100 mile per hour.
A cylindrical object between 12 and 16 feet long and two to
three feet in diameter. It had small wings, not for
lift. The wings or fins were in the
back and the front more in the back than what it had in the
front. Not much detail that I can
recall for the following reasons.
Object appeared traveling at a very low altitude, about 200
feet above the ground. Object appeared suddenly from
thin air, traveling from east to West at a speed roughly 100 mile
per hour horizontally, traveling for about 200 feet, then
disappeared again like it was a camouflage before and after a
short appearance. I kept track of its trajectory
for several seconds after its disappearance, but nothing.
No object, no reflection or air heat dilution or any evidence of
it being there anymore. The object appeared long enough
to see and estimate its entire relative velocity about one
second. Object looked like man made,
however, no sound, no smoke, no heat was generated or emitted
from the object. Its velocity nor wings size are
able to generate lift. It looked like a rocket, but
nothing other than its shape compares with a rocket.
I would have considered it as much except this object has 100%
camouflage ability that I have never seen or believed possible.
Object was about 400 feet of aerial distance from me.
Shocking. I'm right with you man.
Are they camouflaging or are they simply just phasing in and
out of whatever whatever reality or universe they're from?
We'll do two more. This is from Austin, TX dated
12/24/12. 4:24 says it was reported.
Scene 12324. Shape unknown.
Yellow white light from land angle of elevation 70°, closest
distance 4000 feet. Possibly a meteor.
Yes, down there in Austin, TX incredibly fast.
Yellow white light moving and illuminating clouds from above.
At approximately 9:21 PM on December 3rd, 2024, the sky was
overcast. I took a right from Spicewood
Springs Road to northbound capital Texas Highway, traveling
approximately NE. After driving about 1/3 of a
mile on 360 N, approaching the intersection of Great Hill
Trails to my center left, I suddenly noticed the clouds
brilliantly illuminate, seemingly being lighted from
above earth. From my field of view, the size
of the illumination was about the size of a soccer ball,
though its shapes seem to be unidentified and took the shape
of the clouds it was illuminating.
The illumination moved incredibly fast from my center
left to South to north. I guess a plane or helicopter
would take 15 or 20 seconds to travel the same distance.
Due to driving and there being a 40 foot rock Ridge between the
South and southbound side of my, my line of sight of the
illumination was quickly obscured.
My destination was in the same direction the light traveled,
but I did not see it again. I only saw for two to three
seconds, possibly a meteor, but did not seem to be traveling
downward. Definitely not a ground or
helicopter spotlight. Much too large and much more
brilliant. Did not look like lightning.
Based on an Internet calculator, this cloud setting was
relatively low, 4400 feet. I travel this route at night
several times a week. It seems like if it if it was a
meteor, a meteorite and it's coming to the clouds, you would
have heard it because it would have been going at, you know,
supersonic speed. That's weird.
I almost think these things are trying to mimic meteors,
honestly. We'll do one last one here.
This one here is from Rockwall, TX.
It says duration of 15 seconds. Stayed in 10524 shaped cigar
color silver. Estimated sizes of the plane.
View from land direction from Bureau 60° to 240 E to West
angle of elevation 83. Closest distance 10,000 feet.
Estimated speed 100 mile per hour.
An oddly shaped metallic object with no lights on and no sound
flew overhead. At a steady, moderately fast
pace and a straight line. It's a clear night, perfect for
stargazing. A dark, no lights, unidentified
flying object just flew over my neighborhood almost directly
above me. My neighborhood is near a lake
20 miles east of Dallas. I can't tell how high it was
because I don't know how big it was or how fast it was flying.
It must not have been too high for me to be able to see it,
even though it didn't have any lights turned on.
I was only able to see it due to the city's light pollution
reflecting the metallic craft. I'm guessing it was about the
size of a blimp. Yeah, they got a picture here.
Definitely something very, very big.
The overall shape would be more similar to a cigar than other
shapes that were listed, but it had two waist.
Imagine 3 beads connected. There were no wings, no visible
propellers of any kind, and it didn't make a sound.
It flew faster than I've ever seen a blimp fly, but it didn't
appear to be going as fast as a somewhat lower plane would
appear to be flying. It was flying W toward the lake
toward Dallas at a steady pace and in a straight line.
I watched it until I couldn't see it anymore, which wasn't for
very long since I didn't have any visible lights.
I'm a 40 year old stargazer and have never seen anything like
this before. My phone was inside the house
and I was in my backyard holding a pet.
Otherwise I definitely would have taken a picture.
Looks like someone did get a picture here.
It says actual photo of the sky from where I was standing with
OK with rough illustration added on to the photo.
The illustration they depicted as quite large.
Whatever this thing was, it couldn't have been that high
above them. Yeah, another one is cigar
shaped UFOs. Well, lots of stuff happening in
Texas. I'm telling you man, these
things are happening all over the place and just think about
it, we're probably only getting 10% of the reports.
It's how many people see these things, never report them.
Definitely got some very cool sightings down in Texas.
Until next time, this is UFO warning over and out.