One winter evening in Cypress, Texas, a strange phenomenon caught my eye—ten glowing orbs moving in a perfect V-formation high above, their eerie glow cutting through the dusk. It was around 7:15 PM on January 22, 2011, when these luminous shapes appeared, slicing across the sky from east to west at an impressive altitude of approximately 20,000 feet.
Their appearance was almost spectral—each light shrouded in a misty haze that made them seem otherworldly, drifting silently yet swiftly through the twilight. The colors shifted subtly from pale white to a warm orangish hue, like distant fireflies in a ghostly dance.
For about a minute, these ten enigmatic lights held their formation, a silent procession against the vast Texas sky, their true shapes concealed by the distance and the haze. The experience left me with a profound sense of wonder and a haunting curiosity about what secrets might be hidden among the stars.
Witnessing such a coordinated display high above made me question not just the mechanics of flight but the possibilities that lie beyond our understanding. Did these lights belong to something terrestrial, or a visitor from realms beyond? Whatever the truth, that night in Cypress remains etched in my memory—a reminder of the mysteries that still glide silently above our heads, just out of reach, tempting us to look up and imagine.