Conventional Aircraft
TopicConventional Aircraft
TopicThe aircraft comparison that changed the conversation
Did anyone else see a “flock” of 7 white objects over Century City/Cheviot Hills? My girlfriend and I spotted them from our 2nd floor balcony in Palms. The “flock” behaved kind of like a school of fish and at one point were close enough that they looked to me like white bars. Definitely not birds or conventional aircraft. Possibly drones but they were silent. My girlfriend commented about how bright their lights were. It was a really clear day. I saw that as reflection of sunlight but who kno...
11/ The original Sea Fury case is still a legendary case, but one you probably never heard of. A trained naval pilot watched one bright object cross his flight path before a second appeared. Both seemed to move into positions near his aircraft. He could see vague forms beneath centrally placed white lights but no clear features of conventional aircraft. While this was happening, a naval radar operator recorded three returns in the area. One was moving towards Nowra while two travelled northea...
In 2020, a U.S. military infrared sensor captured nearly five minutes of an object that slips in and out of contrast, shifts position when imaging modes change, and refuses to behave like any conventional aircraft, drone, or known technology. Submitted by CENTCOM to AARO with no operator notes and no identification, this unresolved UAP remains one of the strangest thermal signatures released to date.

The Phoenix Lights UFO Incident in 1997 remains one of the most credible in history & still unsolved to this day 🛸👽 On the night of March 13 1997 thousands of people across Arizona and into Nevada watched one of the most incredible and still unsolved events in UFO history. A massive silent V-shaped or triangular formation of lights estimated by many witnesses to be up to a mile wide moved slowly and steadily across the sky for nearly three hours. No engine noise. No conventional aircraft pr...
I didn't find much more on these two, unfortunately. Any further information will be appreciated.





