On a quiet night in Garland, Texas, I found myself drawn to an unusual spectacle that would etch itself into my memory. As I relaxed by the pool, my gaze caught a strange orb resting silently atop my roof. It was a sphere, glowing with shifting red and green lights, pulsating with an unearthly vibrance. For approximately fifteen seconds, this enigmatic object hovered there, casting an eerie glow against the night.
Then, just as suddenly as it appeared, the light faded, only to reemerge merely moments later. Around forty-five seconds after its first appearance, the same spherical object returned, a ghostly sentinel once more stopping atop my house. This time, it lingered for twenty seconds, its color changes playing out like a quiet, spectral dance before vanishing into the darkness entirely.
The fleeting duration of the sighting belied the intensity of the experience—two brief visits that hinted at something beyond ordinary explanation. There was a hypnotic quality to the way the colors shifted, as if the sphere was alive with a purposeful energy. In those moments, the ordinary world seemed to tilt, offering a glimpse into the unknown.
These sightings are not mere flashes in the night; they provoke questions and stir the imagination of those who dare to look upward. For UFO enthusiasts and seekers of strange encounters, this event in Garland is a vivid reminder that the night sky still holds secrets, waiting just out of reach, pulsing softly with light and mystery.