One evening in Salisbury, Maryland, under the calm cloak of night, an extraordinary spectacle unfolded—one that would forever linger in the memories of those who saw it. I was accompanied by my daughter, a close friend, and a Maryland Patrol officer when we noticed something unusual in the sky. There, against the dark canvas, hovered a brilliantly colorful object, unlike anything we had ever seen. Its vivid hues danced silently, captivating our attention and stirring a deep sense of wonder.
The details of that night remain elusive, as no formal written report exists, yet the impression of the event remains sharp and vivid. The object’s colors were radiant, shifting subtly in the still night air, illuminating the sky above Salisbury with an otherworldly glow. We stood together, united in awe and curiosity, questioning the nature of this enigmatic visitor.
Such encounters with the unknown provoke a haunting mixture of excitement and unease—feelings that cling long after the moment has passed. For those drawn to the sky’s mysteries and secrets, nights like this serve as invitations to look up a little longer, to wonder a little more deeply, and to embrace the possibility of the strange and unexplained lurking just beyond our sight.