Bright, triangle shaped object near Jefferson College in Hillsboro, MO
I was driving south on HWY 21 in Jefferson County. I had just passed the Old Route 21/Schenk Rd exit. The object was glowing very brightly, and initially I thought it was an astronomical object, such as a planet, because the size of the object at that point was too big for a star. I'm relatively knowledgeable in astronomy, and with the time of day, the date, and how sunny it was, I immediately ruled out that possibility. Furthermore, over the approximately next 15 seconds, the object grew in size to about a dime. I have no way to know the actual distance or elevation, but it had to be around a mile, and I would estimate it was about 45+ degrees above the horizon (i.e., approximately southeastward from the Jefferson College campus). The object was glowing brilliantly with silvery light, and at this point its triangular shape slightly resembled a passenger airliner. However, it was pointing directly straight up, which I couldn't reconcile since it didn't make sense. I've had an interest in airplanes and space travel since childhood, and I'm relatively proficient with identifying basic types of aircraft. I was trying to focus more on the object; however, it was shimmering, and I was in rush hour traffic (speaking of which, given the time of day, there had to be other people that witnessed this object). At this point I spotted what was most likely a fighter jet (it was moving at high speed at altitude and producing a substantial vapor trail) approaching from the southeast. I immediately decided to dismiss the glowing object as some type of aircraft, figuring a military exercise must be taking place. Then I spotted another jet (with vapor trail) approaching from the north. I realized the two fighter jets were converging on the spot where the unknown flying object was located. I returned to the object, which had once again shrunk in size to resemble a star. In fact, as I watched, it continued to shrink into a tiny dot, and then disappeared altogether. This all happened in such a short amount o! f time ( maybe 30 seconds -- plus I was in the midst of rush hour traffic on Hwy 21) that I had not yet considered that the object might be of extraterrestrial origin. However, immediately contemplating the way it disappeared, I realized it was due to accelerating away at an incredibly high rate of velocity. The fighter jets looked like they were moving at a snail's pace compared to how fast the UFO had vanished. Incidentally, I have dream premonitions, and I've been experiencing an unprecedented number of premonitions the past few months. Furthermore, a few days ago I dreamed about an alien aircraft crashing into the earth. I could care less whether or not anyone other than my wife believes my account. I've posted it here because I figure someone else witnessed this event, and they might be inclined to "google" it, as I was.
I was driving south on HWY 21 in Jefferson County. I had just passed the Old Route 21/Schenk Rd exit. The object was glowing very brightly, and initially I thought it was an astronomical object, such as a planet, because the size of the object at that point was too big for a star. I'm relatively knowledgeable in astronomy, and with the time of day, the date, and how sunny it was, I immediately ruled out that possibility. Furthermore, over the approximately next 15 seconds, the object grew in size to about a dime. I have no way to know the actual distance or elevation, but it had to be around a mile, and I would estimate it was about 45+ degrees above the horizon (i.e., approximately southeastward from the Jefferson College campus). The object was glowing brilliantly with silvery light, and at this point its triangular shape slightly resembled a passenger airliner. However, it was pointing directly straight up, which I couldn't reconcile since it didn't make sense. I've had an interest in airplanes and space travel since childhood, and I'm relatively proficient with identifying basic types of aircraft. I was trying to focus more on the object; however, it was shimmering, and I was in rush hour traffic (speaking of which, given the time of day, there had to be other people that witnessed this object). At this point I spotted what was most likely a fighter jet (it was moving at high speed at altitude and producing a substantial vapor trail) approaching from the southeast. I immediately decided to dismiss the glowing object as some type of aircraft, figuring a military exercise must be taking place. Then I spotted another jet (with vapor trail) approaching from the north. I realized the two fighter jets were converging on the spot where the unknown flying object was located. I returned to the object, which had once again shrunk in size to resemble a star. In fact, as I watched, it continued to shrink into a tiny dot, and then disappeared altogether. This all happened in such a short amount o! f time ( maybe 30 seconds -- plus I was in the midst of rush hour traffic on Hwy 21) that I had not yet considered that the object might be of extraterrestrial origin. However, immediately contemplating the way it disappeared, I realized it was due to accelerating away at an incredibly high rate of velocity. The fighter jets looked like they were moving at a snail's pace compared to how fast the UFO had vanished. Incidentally, I have dream premonitions, and I've been experiencing an unprecedented number of premonitions the past few months. Furthermore, a few days ago I dreamed about an alien aircraft crashing into the earth. I could care less whether or not anyone other than my wife believes my account. I've posted it here because I figure someone else witnessed this event, and they might be inclined to "google" it, as I was.
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Hillsboro
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30 seconds
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38.26
-90.58
triangle
MO
Occurred : 2/14/2020 16:35 (Entered as : 02/14/20 16:35) Reported: 2/15/2020 8:20:49 AM 08:20 Posted: 2/25/2020 Location: Hillsboro, MO Shape: Triangle Duration: 30 seconds Characteristics: There was an aura or haze around the object, There were aircraft in the vicinity or aircraft chasing the object
Bright, triangle shaped object near Jefferson College in Hillsboro, MO. ((anonymous report))