Large Spaceship Disguised as Star Constellation? Reported Over Austin

• When: July 6th, 2017 at 5:30 PM
  
• Where:  Austin
• What: Large craft with lights or collection of lights moving across sky, first appearing to hover as star constellation

What would you do if you were star gazing and suddenly all the stars you were gazing at started to move? An Austin resident was looking up at what they thought was the Orion star constellation when suddenly, well, Orion moved! This witness' perspective is that a spaceship was "disguised as Orion." Could this be a case of Chinese lanterns or even a fleet of drones? Or could this really have been a large craft hovering and then moving over the city of Austin? After all, there have been many giant triangle crafts known to hover spotted in Texas and the rest  of the US lately... As always, you be the judge. Check out the report submitted to NUFORC:

Flotilla (spaceship fleet) over Austin disguised as Orion.

I am trying to get other people on FB or otherwise to say they if saw it... I posted to FB 30 seconds after my witness, trying to get another witness.

I was just casually outside having a smoke. I am an artist, and generally interested in the clouds, the stars, what the sky looks like. I wasn't paying any special attention.

I saw the constellation Orion, and thought, "that's odd; I don't think this rises for hours?" The sun was up, so not that visible.

It started moving north across the sky way way way too fast to be stars.

I was in Austin corner of 51/Airport this formation headed north. They looked like evening stars, except evening stars don't move even close to that fast.

I sometimes have vision problems, so I kept taking my glasses on off, on off, on off. NO I saw the same thing either way.

Last I checked, Orion doesn't change ten degrees in 30 seconds.