On March 28, 2004, at approximately 5:10 p.m., I found myself gazing skyward at the Confederation driving range in Calgary, Alberta. Amid watching a ball arc through the air, something unexpected caught my eye: a silver, circular disc moving at an astonishing speed across the sky. I quickly drew the attention of two friends nearby, and together we tracked the incredible sight.
As we focused, a second silver disc appeared, leading the first as they both streaked across the heavens with breathtaking velocity. The movement was so swift, so sudden, that within moments the two objects vanished into the distant horizon — leaving an eerie emptiness where moments before there had been gleaming metallic disks.
The discs were unmistakably round, polished like silver, reflecting the fading daylight as if forged from some otherworldly metal. Their rapid, purposeful flight carved a silent path against the brightening sky — an enigmatic spectacle impossible to ignore.
Such vivid encounters evoke a profound mix of awe and mystery, reminding us that even in our everyday moments, the unknown can reveal itself in startling ways. This sighting remains a captivating chapter in the chronicles of unexplained aerial phenomena witnessed over Calgary, a moment when the ordinary transformed into the extraordinary.