On the night of August 7th, 2012, right around 10:00 PM, I experienced something that would haunt my thoughts for years to come. While driving through Troy, Michigan, my eyes caught an astonishing sight: eight glowing orange circular objects drifting silently across the sky. They appeared from the east, moving steadily and silently toward the west side, moving at a controlled, mid-range speed.
Two of these mysterious orbs came incredibly close, low enough that I could not gauge their exact distance but close enough to ignite a spark of nervous thrill within me. I was alone, behind the wheel, unable and unwilling to stop and stare back. The objects passed overhead, vanishing slowly as my vehicle carried me onward, leaving me with only a snap of a distant photo—an image that barely captured the eerie glow against the night.
The following night, drawn by a mix of curiosity and apprehension, I returned to the same intersection at Square Lake Road and Coolidge. This time, I spotted three similar lights gliding quietly to the south of Square Lake Road. I parked and attempted to record their movement, but the footage was unsteady and indistinct. Still, both the picture and the video linger in my possession, whispers of a strange visitation that defies explanation.
These orange orbs, silent and enigmatic, danced across the night sky of Troy, Michigan, challenging the boundaries of ordinary experience. To anyone drawn to the mysteries of the unknown, this account offers a glimpse into a world where the unexplained lingers just at the edge of perception.