A large, white, wingless object sped across the sky
My buddy and I were outside getting some tools from our truck when I heard him say, "Look at that".
I looked to where he was indicating, and saw a white stubby looking object traveling across the sky to the west of us in a northerly direction. I asked him if he could see any wings or tail and he said no. Neither could I.
As we watched, the craft maintained its course at a very rapid rate of speed. It soon moved beyond our sight as it passed behind a cloud.
While wondering what we had seen, and what its actual size had been, my friend spotted a commercial airliner at approximately the same altitude. We could see that the airliner was quite thinner, a little longer, and had obvious wings and a tail.
The sky was dotted with white clouds that day and the object was visible to us for less than a minute before we lost sight of it.
My buddy and I were outside getting some tools from our truck when I heard him say, "Look at that".
I looked to where he was indicating, and saw a white stubby looking object traveling across the sky to the west of us in a northerly direction. I asked him if he could see any wings or tail and he said no. Neither could I.
As we watched, the craft maintained its course at a very rapid rate of speed. It soon moved beyond our sight as it passed behind a cloud.
While wondering what we had seen, and what its actual size had been, my friend spotted a commercial airliner at approximately the same altitude. We could see that the airliner was quite thinner, a little longer, and had obvious wings and a tail.
The sky was dotted with white clouds that day and the object was visible to us for less than a minute before we lost sight of it.
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Excelsior Springs
USA
1 minute
1 minute
39.34
-94.23
oval
MO
Occurred : 10/4/2002 13:18 (Entered as : 10/04/02 13:18) Reported: 10/6/2002 7:08:53 PM 19:08 Posted: 10/15/2002 Location: Excelsior Springs, MO Shape: Oval Duration: 1 minute
A large, white, wingless object sped across the sky