godisnum1
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midwestmike,
I should have mentioned that this occurred on January 5th, 2006 at around 2am or 3am. I was on my way down to Texas with my friend to attend my brother's wedding on the 7th. Anyway, that's kinda strange because it's been years since the articles were written and those accounts had happened. I'm still not surprised that the object is still hanging around. I've been keeping my eye out ever since. There was one other time that I saw an object up in the sky, but the time before (the first time I've ever seen something like that) the object was actually WAY up in the sky and looked like a star... except it was moving in patterns that would be impossible, aerodynamically, for any modern aircraft could maneuver. I watched it move in circles and jerking movements back & forth and up & down... all while moving across the whole sky and through the Big Dipper, until I finally saw it go past edge of the skyline. Weird stuff. Anyway, if you could let me know which issue of PopSci the article about the object is in, that'd be great. Thanks again....
Bran <><
I should have mentioned that this occurred on January 5th, 2006 at around 2am or 3am. I was on my way down to Texas with my friend to attend my brother's wedding on the 7th. Anyway, that's kinda strange because it's been years since the articles were written and those accounts had happened. I'm still not surprised that the object is still hanging around. I've been keeping my eye out ever since. There was one other time that I saw an object up in the sky, but the time before (the first time I've ever seen something like that) the object was actually WAY up in the sky and looked like a star... except it was moving in patterns that would be impossible, aerodynamically, for any modern aircraft could maneuver. I watched it move in circles and jerking movements back & forth and up & down... all while moving across the whole sky and through the Big Dipper, until I finally saw it go past edge of the skyline. Weird stuff. Anyway, if you could let me know which issue of PopSci the article about the object is in, that'd be great. Thanks again....
Bran <><