yuki_reyes

Recurring dreams after an encounter are actually really well documented if you dig into the literature. Jacobs, Hopkins, even some of the older BUFORA case files mention it.

Yeah this happens to me constantly and I've never been fully satisfied with the technical explanations people throw at it.

Bit off topic geographically but I'm curious - has anyone actually managed to pull raw radar data from that night?

@ronnie_holloway what direction was it moving and roughly what time? That stretch near Barstow sits close to some interesting military corridors which complicates any analysis massively.

The landing strip theory is basically a relic of the 70s ancient astronaut craze and doesn't hold up to any serious scrutiny.

@DylanDaemon The slow drift is genuinely more unnerving from an investigative standpoint - rapid slams can usually be attributed to pressure differentials, draughts through ill-fitting window...

@GeneParrish27 the driving context is actually significant here - vestibular disruption from altered states (whether induced or genuinely anomalous) tends to manifest differently when the subject...

Interesting timing on this thread - we've had three significant storm fronts pass through the East Midlands in the past six weeks and my EMF readings have been all over the place during each...

I changed my method completely. Instead of white noise, I use silence and just ask questions. The recordings are cleaner and playback is MUCH easier to analyse. Way fewer false positives.

Please get yourself checked by a GP first, yeah? Memory gaps and missing time can indicate all sorts of medical issues - sleep disorders, minor seizures, even stress-related dissociation.