As I was driving eastbound on Highway 183 near Euless, Texas, something in the sky caught my eye—a striking white disk-shaped object hovering roughly 2,000 to 3,000 feet above the ground, south of the freeway. I quickly pointed it out to my wife. For about 25 seconds, I watched this unusual object, captivated by the way it seemed to shrink rapidly until it vanished completely. It was clear to me that it left in a hurry, disappearing faster than anything I had ever seen.
Around the same time, I noticed jets heading toward Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, flying south to north as they prepared to land. Despite the presence of these planes, the disk was unmistakably different. Having seen numerous small aircraft before, I was certain this was not a plane; it had no wings or familiar features—just a smooth, flawless disk shape.
The experience felt otherworldly. The combination of the object’s smooth, silent movement and its sudden disappearance suggests something beyond ordinary aviation. For enthusiasts of unexplained aerial phenomena, this sighting near a major airport adds an intriguing layer to the mystery surrounding unidentified flying objects in Texas skies.