Cylinders, Triangles, Latest Reports

Welcome to another week of UFO sighting reports. Let's take a look at some of the best ones that have come across the internet.

Arizona-11-26-Witness was sitting in car in the Best Buy parking lot. Sky was clear as witness noticed a cylindrical object high in the northern sky. Witness at first thought the unknown was a balloon, but the object was motionless. Object was white/silver and the size of an airliner. Object sat in sky for three minutes, and then was gone after witness looked away for a minute.

California-11-09-Witness saw a bizarre object about 7:45 PM in Atwater. Witness was looking at Milky Way when a blur distracted him. First thinking he was looking at meteor streak, he soon realized object was a rectangular UFO, or a triangle on its side. The UFO was only a few hundred feet above the ground, and "glided" quickly and without sound.

Georgia-11-27-Witness and girlfriend were in their car stopping at a red light, when the driver noticed a cigar-shaped UFO hovering in the sky. The object was motionless for a time, before moving from south to north suddenly. Witness estimated the UFO to be 600-700 feet in length.

Indiana-11-28-In Indianapolis, witness was walking to car after work, when he saw 2 black triangles flying over the city. About 20 seconds later, witness saw a third black triangle. The last one appeared from a cloud, and began to follow the first two. Witness thought he might be seeing an ultra-light craft or other military craft, but there was no sound at all.

New Jersey-11-27-Driving from Paramus to Oradell, witness saw an unusual object sitting motionless in the sky. Object had one set of 3 outer perimeter lights, and had another set of clustered lights. Each set of lights blinked independently of the other. Witness pulled off road to get a better look, but after only a few seconds, the object was not visible. The UFO made no sound.

Washington-11-28-Shortly after noon, witness was at home when he noticed a bright light outside. The object was reflecting sunlight, and it would brighten and dim with the passing clouds. Thinking that object might be a planet, he grabbed binoculars, and could see a definite dark shape that he couldn't see with the naked eye. After about 10 minutes the object disappeared.

Folks, that's about it for this week, so until next time, keep your eyes on the skies.