Triangular craft terrorizes radio waves
I am a 3rd shift security supervisor for a government facility.
Firstly I'm not crazy. I know what we saw. The other guys were just as astonished as I, but less reconciliable about WHAT exactly these lights were.
At approximately 02:15 I began my nightly exterior perimeter patrol of the building, insuring all doors are locked, the cyclone wire fence hasn't been obviously breached anywhere and that the site is basically safe.
Somewhere near the southeast corner of the building a light in the sky caught my eye. Though an airfield is nearby, it doesn't operate at night; still though, at first the light was nondescript and creepy--like the way a jetliner looks head on from a distance. Anyone who knows what I mean knows the lights of these are bright, there is no or little sound and the illusion of hovering or slow moving.
I thought nothing of it really, just another jet. . .
I made my way around to the building's northeast corner as usual, and had forgotten about the jet. As I approached guard post at the facility's main traffic gate, I saw my guard outside, looking at what I thought was the jet still. I looked again and knew why he was so stupefied; the light was a lot closer now, and was definitely bigger than a jet's headlights. We both mumbled something to the effect of "What the heck is that?" and watched the triangular?--shape as it drifted toward the building.
The intensity of the lighting made it's exact hull outline impossible to see. I am guessing that it was no farther than five or six hundred feet away, over an area of woods and highway (I think. I know beyond the cyclone fence is just woods).
As we watched, the triangularish craft jerked to the left, then back some, and then to the right. It's light was no longer so bright, or not pointing in our direction anymore, and we both made out what appeared to be a bank of
This went on for some minutes until finally something seemed to explode on the ground below the craft. But not like an explosion you'd expect. It was a loud crackling zap accompanied by a brief white light. After that the craft slowly hovered around in the area some more, as it had been before the small red spheres came down. After only a few more minutes the thing took off and disappeared out of sight. My guard began processing the driver and I decided to go back around to the corner where I first saw the light.
I have one fear in life and it isn't UFOs or aliens, but I must admit as I approached the building's dark backside I became very nonsensically afraid. The fence was not breached anywhere that I could see, but it didn't make me feel much safer. The last detail I have to report is a strange staticky noise that overcame my radio as I approached the corner closest to the incident, and after only a few moments drained the nearly full battery (8 hours of charge left). It also broke my watch which I found later had stopped at 02:52, which is approximately the time I'm guessing I was in the area. People inside and at other guards posts had complained about an abundance of static for a few minutes, though it hadn't lasted very long. Two hours later, as the sun was beginning to lighten the sky, I went back around the building with a newly charged battery and experienced what I believed to be a small bit of excess static, but nothing like before.
The three of us have decided not to tell anyone at work, and I only tell you know because the truth should be known.
I am a 3rd shift security supervisor for a government facility.
Firstly I'm not crazy. I know what we saw. The other guys were just as astonished as I, but less reconciliable about WHAT exactly these lights were.
At approximately 02:15 I began my nightly exterior perimeter patrol of the building, insuring all doors are locked, the cyclone wire fence hasn't been obviously breached anywhere and that the site is basically safe.
Somewhere near the southeast corner of the building a light in the sky caught my eye. Though an airfield is nearby, it doesn't operate at night; still though, at first the light was nondescript and creepy--like the way a jetliner looks head on from a distance. Anyone who knows what I mean knows the lights of these are bright, there is no or little sound and the illusion of hovering or slow moving.
I thought nothing of it really, just another jet. . .
I made my way around to the building's northeast corner as usual, and had forgotten about the jet. As I approached guard post at the facility's main traffic gate, I saw my guard outside, looking at what I thought was the jet still. I looked again and knew why he was so stupefied; the light was a lot closer now, and was definitely bigger than a jet's headlights. We both mumbled something to the effect of "What the heck is that?" and watched the triangular?--shape as it drifted toward the building.
The intensity of the lighting made it's exact hull outline impossible to see. I am guessing that it was no farther than five or six hundred feet away, over an area of woods and highway (I think. I know beyond the cyclone fence is just woods).
As we watched, the triangularish craft jerked to the left, then back some, and then to the right. It's light was no longer so bright, or not pointing in our direction anymore, and we both made out what appeared to be a bank of
This went on for some minutes until finally something seemed to explode on the ground below the craft. But not like an explosion you'd expect. It was a loud crackling zap accompanied by a brief white light. After that the craft slowly hovered around in the area some more, as it had been before the small red spheres came down. After only a few more minutes the thing took off and disappeared out of sight. My guard began processing the driver and I decided to go back around to the corner where I first saw the light.
I have one fear in life and it isn't UFOs or aliens, but I must admit as I approached the building's dark backside I became very nonsensically afraid. The fence was not breached anywhere that I could see, but it didn't make me feel much safer. The last detail I have to report is a strange staticky noise that overcame my radio as I approached the corner closest to the incident, and after only a few moments drained the nearly full battery (8 hours of charge left). It also broke my watch which I found later had stopped at 02:52, which is approximately the time I'm guessing I was in the area. People inside and at other guards posts had complained about an abundance of static for a few minutes, though it hadn't lasted very long. Two hours later, as the sun was beginning to lighten the sky, I went back around the building with a newly charged battery and experienced what I believed to be a small bit of excess static, but nothing like before.
The three of us have decided not to tell anyone at work, and I only tell you know because the truth should be known.
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Nashua
USA
20-25min
20-25min
42.75
-71.48
other
NH
Occurred : 8/2/2005 02:35 (Entered as : 08/02/1905 02:35) Reported: 8/2/2005 8:43:06 AM 08:43 Posted: 9/2/2005 Location: Nashua, NH Shape: Other Duration: 20-25min Characteristics: There were lights on the object, The object emitted other objects, The object emitted beams, There were electrical or magnetic effects
Triangular craft terrorizes radio waves