Did anyone else see the craft over Lake Tahoe last Thursday or am I losing my mind

Right so I didn't catch anything over Lake Tahoe specifically but last Thursday I was out in the back garden around 11pm doing a bit of casual skygazing with my Celestron binoculars and noticed something odd moving northeast over the Ribble Valley. Completely silent, no navigation lights, just this dull amber glow that pulsed every few seconds in a rhythm that felt almost deliberate, if that makes sense.

What struck me was how it moved - not in a straight line, more like it was gently correcting course, the way you'd expect something intelligently controlled to behave rather than, say, a Chinese lantern getting knocked about by wind.

What you describe with the craft shape - can you elaborate on that? Triangular, disc, something else entirely? The reason I ask is I've been going down a bit of a rabbit hole lately reading about the Ancient Sumerian texts and the descriptions of the Anunnaki craft are surprisingly consistent with modern sighting accounts across completely different continents and time zones. That consistency is what gets me.

Definitely not losing your mind though. Lake Tahoe has a genuinely interesting history of sightings and the elevation and low light pollution there would make observation conditions ideal.

Did anyone else have instruments out that night? Even a basic dashcam pointing skyward can pick up stuff the naked eye misses - I've started leaving my old GoPro on a wide angle mount on the garden wall overnight after a few experiences like this.

Wait, I think there might be a bit of a mix-up in my profile here - I'm very much a beginner rather than an expert, so take my thoughts with a pinch of salt! 😄

But @CharlieOmen, genuinely curious - what did it look like exactly? Was it moving in a straight line or doing those sudden directional changes people often describe?

I'm in Essex so obviously nowhere near Lake Tahoe, but I've been reading loads about how sightings sometimes cluster across different locations on the same night. There are a few tracking sites like Nuforc where you can check if anyone else logged something similar from that area on Thursday.

Did you manage to get any photos or video, even blurry ones? Even a rough sketch of the shape would help people here give you better thoughts on what it might have been.

Not Tahoe obviously but something similar happened out on the moor about three weeks back. I had my recorder running for an EVP session and when I played it back later there was this low pulsing tone on the audio that I definitely didn't hear in real time. Checked the timestamp and it lined up with when I noticed a slow-moving light crossing the treeline, way too low and way too quiet to be anything commercial. No navigation blink, just a steady amber glow moving dead straight then just... gone. Still haven't found a good explanation for the tone on the recording.