Look Up

[BrownEye]

For quite some time I have had the feeling I should go out at night and call a craft to appear.

For the last month something I have been writing is "look up". I have been guided to do this for some time and never tried it. Last night I remembered this right before bed. Went ahead and laid out on the lawn and gazed at the stars. Nothing was happening. I asked if I needed to stay more than five more minutes and my guides said no. So I gave up.

Right as I was about to go in the house, one of the stars in the sky suddenly decided to leave. It just took off to the right, faster than a plane, but not as fast as a shooting star. It didn't travel all that far before it went dim and disappeared. It was one of the bigger lights as well.

It was kind of boring and not what I was hoping for. But, maybe there is something I am supposed to get practice with that I have not yet caught on to.

[Aloneness]

I see them almost every night, it's mostly annoying.

But, maybe there is something I am supposed to get practice with that I have not yet caught on to.

Yes, that's what I've been thinking as well.

[Spaced]

I have experienced pretty much the exact same thing, although for me it was during the day while I was out driving on a rural highway. I saw a point of light that started off motionless and then moved off to the right gaining speed before just blinking out of sight.

I often get the feeling that I should go out and look at the sky, but even if I follow the urge I don't usually see much, probably due to all the light pollution where I live.

For a while last year I was also certain that I could call for a UFO to land if I could find somewhere isolated enough where no one else could see

[Hototo]

What are we looking for?

[Brittany]

It's never dark enough around here to see many stars. The sky is orange at night instead of black. Gotta find me a little place out in the country to stargaze...and try out this super fancy telescope that's just been chilling around for a few years now.

[Parsons]

Last night (May 28th) I was spending my 30-60mins in the backyard stargazing when I suddenly noticed two stars start moving. I carefully observed them running through the list of common non-ufo's. They couldn't be helicopters since they were very far up, most likely in very low orbit. It couldn't have been a very high flying plane because their motion was extremely erratic; I would describe it as a very meandering path, almost like a fish casually swimming about in the ocean. They were moving far too slow to be meteorites and because of their motion. Also because of their path it couldn't have been a satellite or space station. I could hear nothing, eliminating the possibility of all but the most extremely high flying jet. Also, they did not have the blinking light that are present on all conventional aircraft.

After observing them for around 60 seconds, they both mutually approached each other. At their closest pass, one of them suddenly lit up EXTREMELY brightly, at least 3-5 times brighter than Sirius. This lasted maybe 10 seconds. They both immediately veered away from each other as soon as the one lit up, then they just meandered aimlessly away from each other, traveling in no particular direction and I eventually lost them in the other stars.

In short... I saw my first ufo.

I have no clue if they were terrestrial experimental craft or otherwise.

[Jerome]

Yes! I did this once, about 5 years ago.
I stared at the night sky and asked for a sighting and waited maybe 30 minutes. Nothing.
Then suddenly a tiny, bright, white light shot across the sky and then changed direction without a change of speed! It looked like this: _/
It was faster than anything I've ever seen, meteors included. Perhaps what ever it was knew I'd fear anything closer. I just wanted a visual confirmation, haven't done it since.

[BrownEye]

Then suddenly a tiny, bright, white light shot across the sky and then changed direction without a change of speed! It looked like this: _/
It was faster than anything I've ever seen, meteors included.

I saw this at 12 years old, miles away from anyone, out in a forest alone around midnight. It did a 90 degree turn and went straight down like it was landing far ahead of me. Back then it scared the crap out of me. It made all my sensory apparatus go into overdrive. The sounds of my feet reflected off of the leaves around me and sounded as if things were scurrying in the bushes following me. Being alone in the dark in bigfoot territory was a fear amplifier at that time LoL!