A Boeing 737 crew narrowly avoided a large, metallic, morphing spheroid at their flight level that appeared stationary before accelerating instantaneously past the aircraft, with ATC warning the object had been repeatedly appearing in the area that day. https://t.co/ExRWNjLyD3 https://t.co/qqKPQmEO7Q https://t.co/JfrgIt0rCx [Quoted] A Boeing 737 crew departing Houston Hobby encountered a large metallic spheroid at 14,000 feet. ATC told them to level off, warning of an unidentified target that...

RT @SafeAerospace: A Boeing 737 crew departing Houston Hobby encountered a large metallic spheroid at 14,000 feet. ATC told them to level o…

Within 500 feet? That's close! Any photos or videos? If so, can we see them? The second tweet from @SafeAerospace: "No wings, no windows, no lights. It hovered, then accelerated instantaneously to extreme speed. No TCAS alert. Passed within 500 feet of their aircraft." https://t.co/NNkJqlDvlU [Quoted] A Boeing 737 crew departing Houston Hobby encountered a large metallic spheroid at 14,000 feet. ATC told them to level off, warning of an unidentified target that had been "popping up all day."...

RT @SafeAerospace: A Boeing 737 crew departing Houston Hobby encountered a large metallic spheroid at 14,000 feet. ATC told them to level o…

RT @SafeAerospace: A Boeing 737 crew departing Houston Hobby encountered a large metallic spheroid at 14,000 feet. ATC told them to level o…

A Boeing 737 crew departing Houston Hobby encountered a large metallic spheroid at 14,000 feet. ATC told them to level off, warning of an unidentified target that had been "popping up all day." The First Officer, a retired F-18 pilot, estimated the object was roughly 737-sized.