OK x/, I have a few notes to drop about non paranormal phenomenon I've witnessed.
I was prompted to write this by something I witnessed a few days ago, you may take it with as many grains of salt you like.
back in the early 200s, I had a top floor corner apartment on the ASU campus.
my balcony looked out to sky harbor airport and my other window faced South mountain. two minor observations occurred here.
the first one was that soon after moving in, I noticed an aircraft that always seemed to be in the same place over South mountain.
further observation showed it seemed to traverse from the tip of the mountain out to buckeye and back. 24 hours a day, seven days a week. I caught it coming in for fuel a few times but couldn't be sure it wasn't replaced on these occasions by another craft. no big deal.
the second observation was while I was outside walking around town. I observed an absolutely huge craft with an insane wingspan spiralling upward above sky harbor airport.
the body of the craft was very large, like a 737 but the wingspan and shape of the craft looked like that of an airbus perlan 2 but was proportional to a 737 fuselage. it was much too big a wingspan to have lifted off from sky harbor airport in my view, but it was low enough where it couldn't have come from very far away. it was barely a mile or two in the air.
it continued taking wider and wider circles as it rose into the air and after a few minutes, disappeared into the cloudless blue sky.
the final incident occurred two days ago.
again, I am living in a different area. again, I am just off the landing path of a major airport. one of Americas top 5 busiest airports.
I have seen many things at this airport from a fleet of chinooks and vespas to having my living quarters shake from whatever it was taking off and make my ears pop. I'm just a mile or so from the runway as is my storage.
on Sunday, I was at my storage unit cleaning and consolidating when I began to see black clouds rolling in.
I went outside my unit evaluate the storm to see if I better shut down aPost too long. Click here to view the full text.