I was in Fredericton, New Brunswick, one cool November evening when I witnessed something utterly unexplainable. At around 11 PM on the 30th, a strange, silent craft appeared in the dark sky. It was triangular in shape, moving swiftly yet deliberately, flying low over the city with no sound whatsoever. The craft displayed an eerie glow from ember-colored lights that flickered hypnotically, casting an unsettling glow beneath it.
For nearly five minutes, it hovered and glided with an unnatural grace, far too fast for any conventional aircraft, and then suddenly, it just vanished. No trace, no roar, only the lingering imprint of an extraordinary encounter that left me questioning the reality I thought I knew.
This experience opened my eyes to the mysteries that still hover above us. The quiet, triangular silhouette cutting through the night sky remains one of the most compelling and chilling moments I’ve witnessed. It’s as if the universe whispered a secret in the form of this fleeting ember-lit specter, an enigma only the night can unravel.
If you ever find yourself gazing skyward in Fredericton, remember—the stars might just be hiding more than distant light. They could be watching back, silently, shape-shifting, waiting for those who dare to look up.