On a quiet evening in Vernon, British Columbia, I found myself drawn outside just past 7:30 PM. The sky was clear, but what I saw next was anything but ordinary. A bright, fast-moving light streaked eastward, catching my full attention. Mere seconds later, another light followed, mirroring the first’s swift path across the sky.
But what happened next defied all expectations. As my eyes scanned back to the origin of these eerie lights, I witnessed an astonishing sight—a third light appeared to emerge from the sky itself, as though sliding through an invisible doorway. This surreal parade continued, a procession of radiant bodies materializing and darting away into the night.
My wife, our granddaughter, and I stood spellbound, caught in the spectacle that unfolded silently above us. These weren’t ordinary aerial phenomena; the lights seemed to emit other smaller objects, hinting at a strange, possibly intelligent source behind the celestial display.
This mysterious visitation lasted a full 18 minutes, each moment etched vividly in my mind. The Vernon sky that night served as a stage for an unexplainable ballet of light, a reminder that the universe still holds secrets beyond our earthly understanding.