On the morning of Sunday, September 17th, 2017, under a vast sky punctuated by scattered clouds, I found myself stepping out onto the church steps for a quiet moment with my coffee. It was 10:55 AM, a time I remember clearly because what I witnessed next was nothing short of extraordinary. To the north, a glowing circular craft appeared, moving gracefully below the cloud line in a straight, southeastward path. Its radiance was unmistakable against the clear blue backdrop.
As I observed this mysterious object, it suddenly executed an impossible flight maneuver—a sharp 45-degree turn that seemed to defy the laws of physics. The craft then continued eastward in a steady course, eventually vanishing from sight. The speed was impressive, estimated between 100 to 200 kilometers per hour. I wasn’t alone; a fellow churchgoer entering at that moment also caught a glimpse of this astonishing aerial visitor.
With a background in science and theology, I approach this experience with both curiosity and a rational mind. Married for 25 years and a father of two, I have a steady career, yet that morning’s sighting has etched itself deeply into my memory. The encounter remains a vivid reminder that our skies may hold secrets far beyond our everyday understanding — a tantalizing glimpse into the unknown that continues to inspire wonder and speculation among those who believe.
This event stands as a surreal testament to the enigmatic phenomena that sometimes grace our planet’s atmosphere, urging us to look up and question what truly moves unseen above us.