Two months before Kenneth Arnold's sighting kicked off the "flying saucer" era in June 1947, two Weather Bureau employees in Richmond, Virginia tracked metallic discs through a theodolite while monitoring weather balloons. One disc appeared below their balloon at 15,000 feet, larger than the balloon itself, rounded on top, flat on the bottom, moving fast. This case sat in a classified 1948 Air Force study for decades. Full case: https://t.co/Ov7A8KdwJ6

Location: Greater Sydney, Australia Time: 1999? 11.30am The image was created with AI and is roughly 60% accurate to what I saw. The blue dome had what looked like a plasma storm inside it. There were a bunch of airforce jets around it, like it was part of an air show. I was living nearish to Richmond Airforce base and in a very rural area. I heard a lot of noise and a shadow came over the house. It was a weekend and I was home alone watching television. Plane noise was fairly normal, but it...

Not sure what it is but pretty sure it’s not a plane. It appeared to move way too fast as compared to planes that I saw. It was moving west to east.

Time: 21:40 — 22:50 Location: Roughly 60 miles south of DC and 50 miles north of Richmond. My father and I are surrounded by military installations, and we routinely see flights of choppers and heavies overhead. We know what that looks like. We did not bother recording any of this because we figured there is enough useless and blurry shit out there, and we did not think it would help. From 20:40 to 20:50 my father and I watched a very clear line of about a 12-15 lights moving steadily out of...