On a quiet evening in Libby, Montana, my partner and I were driving home when something extraordinary caught our eyes. Just across the street from our house, suspended silently in the air about three stories high, was a silver, metallic sphere unlike anything we’d ever seen. This orb was adorned with bright, blinking lights — red, green, and yellow — rotating steadily around its bottom edge.
Compelled by curiosity, we parked our car and crossed the street to get a closer look. At first, the object hovered silently, casting an eerie glow under the twilight. We speculated whether this strange phenomenon could be a drone or some kind of satellite, but its silent, majestic presence quickly overcame any conventional explanation.
Then, without a sound, the orb began to ascend rapidly into the atmosphere. Its once vivid lights seemed to morph into star-like sparkles as it climbed higher and higher, until it vanished entirely into the depths of space. The entire encounter lasted nearly ten minutes but felt like a fleeting glimpse of something otherworldly—a mysterious visitor, clearly not of this world.
Experiencing this silent, rotating metallic sphere with pulsating colorful lights has left an indelible impression on us. It serves as a tantalizing hint of the unknown, an encounter that resonates with anyone fascinated by the mysteries of the skies. This event in Libby stands as a compelling moment inviting us to wonder about the many secrets the night sky might still hold.