UFO sightings have always been a topic of intrigue and speculation. The latest UFO sightings have once again sparked the interest of many, with the latest event taking place in Lakeland, Florida. On January 23, 2023, a local resident reported seeing strange lights appearing to rotate and move in the night sky.
The witness was speaking to a friend on the phone when they noticed the lights moving over their truck. They immediately hung up and started recording the events. The lights moved relatively slow and towards the north while gaining altitude. At first, the witness thought that the lights might be from a balloon or lights hanging from a balloon, but then the objects turned in an odd manner, which led them to believe it might be something more. The witness got out of their truck and continued to film, but eventually lost sight of the objects due to buildings and trees in the way.
The video of the sighting has since gone viral, with many people speculating about the identity of the strange lights. Some people believe that it might be an extraterrestrial spacecraft, while others believe it might be some sort of military experiment or a hoax. Regardless of the speculation, one thing is for sure – the latest UFO sightings in Lakeland, Florida, have caught the attention of the world.
I think I saw that one when I went outside my apartment, at first I thought it was just the stars but then I noticed three stars seemed to have lines connecting them together.
The space between them seemed to change at times too, and I think I saw the middle light a few times, but I wasn’t sure what I was seeing.
My wife and I saw a spectacular triangle shaped craft back in the late 80’s. Not sure what the distance was, from our perspective it was about the size of a softball held at arm’s length and formed a perfect equilateral triangle. Even though it was 2 am the craft itself emitted enough light that surface features were revealed, what we saw removed any doubt it was any form of conventional aircraft. We did not report it immediately because we just started careers and didn’t want to deal with any associated stigma but what we did do was document the piss out of it. We finally reported it to the National Institute for Discovery Science in the mid 90’s. They were quite excited and wanted to send field investigators but we declined and instead sent them what we had documented. One of the reasons they were so excited was I’m an engineer and my wife is a nurse and citing the level of detail on the documents they pegged us as “outstandingly credible”. Unfortunately NIDS no longer exists and the documentation is on an old Compaq PC that I have not booted up for around a decade. I really should fire the old thing up and see if I can still access the data.