On a quiet January evening in 2007, while driving north on US 311 between High Point and Winston-Salem, North Carolina, I witnessed something utterly perplexing and unforgettable. Around 9 PM, as I glanced to the south, a V-shaped craft hovered silently about 1,000 feet above the highway. This strange object, illuminated by a series of glowing red and white lights along its wings, resembled an airplane without a body yet glinted with shiny metallic reflections under the night sky.
The craft did not move or emit any sound, lending an eerie stillness to the encounter. Despite the unusual sight, I continued driving, en route home after a night shift at the local hospital where I work as a physician. This was no simple figment of imagination; it was an enigmatic, man-made-looking vessel defying the laws of known aviation, hovering effortlessly and silently.
As someone who has long maintained a skeptical stance about extraterrestrial visitors due to lack of physical evidence, this experience challenged everything I assumed. The craft did not scream ‘alien technology’ but rather hinted at some advanced human engineering far beyond public knowledge or explanation. What kind of aircraft can appear with such a unique chevron shape, hover quietly, and sparkle subtly in the night? To this day, the mystery remains, etched vividly in my memory—a reminder that the skies above us may hold secrets still beyond our reach.