From: kymhorsell@gmail.com
kami wrote:
> On Wed, 31 Jul 2024 03:28:13 -0000 (UTC), R Kym Horsell wrote:
>> kami wrote:
>>> it was at night, too fast to be a plane, not a meteor or asteroid or
>>> anything burning up in the atmosphere, that would be obvious.
>>> i suspect it was our local federation monitoring societal and planetary
>>> health. either that or wishful thinking, which is very bad.
>> Report it to some relevant organisation.
>> Without writing a whole book on it try to include some
>> details like local time, where you were, what part of the sky
>> it was in, shape, speed and direction of travel, any colors of overall craft
>> or any lights it was showing.
>> Some of these things fit into patterns. The most important things for
>> my programs is time and date of the sighting. It seems a good chunk of
>> sightings worldwide happen at the same time GMT every day.
>> "Patrol" as you say. Some of them match up against likely missions
>> flown out of military bases in the US, NW Russia and other locations
>> we know about. Another chunk line up with how close certain planets
>> are to us at the time.
> is there a worldwide org or website i can report to and monitor various
> reports?
There are several. E.g. nuforc.org. They have a web report form, you
can browse or search old reports (1000s of them) and you can chat
("comment") on posted articles or comments other people have made.
There are also several news orgs starting up or recently started that have
various services. E.g. some people just want to talk to someone that
understands the kind of mental shock seeing something really really weird can
cause. As always google can be useful to find the names of groups like that.
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