SammyR from Bryan, Texas writes to TexasUFOs:

My friend looked up and saw this dark shadowy object hovering over us. She said in a scared voice look up! I looked up and saw what seemed to be some sort of of black metallic craft moving at a slow pace, sort of just gliding along the sky. It was explainable and I'm still startled at what I saw. There was no sound and it moved eerily through the sky. It sort of had a cloak or disguise to it.

NUFORC Report from September 7th in Richmond, Texas:

Black triangle over Texas.

My wife and I had our neighbors over for dinner. It was about 9:30 or 10:00. When my neighbor saw this thing just appear.

It was a black triangle the moon was coming up so you could see the outline on the sky. It had a grid of lights across the bottom larger ones on the edges. They were flashing and changing all colors. It moved north to south over the top of the houses in my back yard. Much bigger than an airplane.

It moved steadily and silently across the sky at a good rate of speed. We watched it just slowly fad out and disappear at a steady speed.

Their was three of us that witnessed it and it lasted about 15 seconds.

NUFORC case S136069

Silver sphere hovered, changed shape, then disappeared.

On May 24th, 2017, at approximately 07:12 AM CST, I was driving SE on SH 47 (Riverside Parkway) in Bryan, TX. Just before taking my exit (HSC Parkway), I noticed a spherical, shimmering object hovering over the Snook, TX, area. It appeared basketball in size, silverish in color, and at a high altitude (1-2 miles). The angle on the horizon was approximately 75 degrees. This is close to Easterwood airport, so I initially thought it was a plane, then maybe a helicopter. However, the shape was not quite right.

I was driving, so my attention wavered from the object to the road. It was a bright, clear day and I noticed no unusual sounds or nearby objects. As I was about halfway down the exit ramp, the object appeared to change shape into an oblong cylinder and then disappeared. It left no trails or smoke. The event lasted approximately 5-10 seconds.

Weather conditions were as follows: Wind , WNW, 9 mph; Humidity 65%; Dew Point 54°; Pressure 29.8;8 in Visibility 10.0 mi.

I have a master’s degree and am a middle aged male. I have a good understanding of Astronomy and Physics. I have seen videos of similar events, but was skeptical of them until now. Whatever that object was, it defied the laws of Physics as we know it.

Chicago April 2017

Video screenshot https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVckpGPgD9M

Video screenshot https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVckpGPgD9M

This footage was submitted to UFO News by Johnathan Ibarra. It was filmed in April of 2017 above the skies of Bryan, Texas. Thirty to forty smaller objects can be seen accompanying the four larger UFOs, which appear to have some sort of "tether" or "cable" hanging from beneath them. These "tethers" can be seen moving slowly back and forth.

Flat oval disk-like object twisting and turning in place in the sky, then stabilized and flew away out of sight.

I arrived at work and was walking across the parking lot toward my office building when I noticed what I thought was a small airplane banking back and forth in the sky to the northwest.

I thought maybe it was a stunt plane, but then I noticed it had a flat oval disk-like shape, twisting and turning in place. I continued to walk across the parking and for a short period the object was eclipsed by the building, so I walked around to the side to get a better look.

The object was still there. For half a second, I though maybe it was a bird soaring in the wind as there was a pretty good breeze blowing, but it appeared to be hovering in place, although it was twisting and turning - plus, it had a definite oval shape.

A few seconds later, it stopped turning and exited away to the north/northwest until in was no longer visible.

I can't say with certainty that there isn't a prosaic explanation for what the object was, but it was strange. Possibly a drone, but unlikely with how it was turning over in the sky and then just flew away.

As best as I can tell, the object was maybe about 300 yards away, about 35 to 40 degrees in elevation from my position.

Photo from the American Meteor Society

looked like a smoke trail then it appeared to get super bright, explode, then disappear quickly - JL from Bryan


This completely caught me off guard and was extremely exciting for me. I immediately identified what I saw as a "shooting star" but am familiar enough with meteorites to know that it likely left some fragments around the road I was driving on at the time I saw it. I wanted to go find them! - Kara from Saledo