Saw something hovering over the tree line behind my house last night and I can't stop thinking about it

by Dorothy N. · 2 weeks ago 9 views 0 replies
Dorothy N.
Dorothy N.
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Right so this is exactly the kind of thing that sticks with you isn't it. That feeling the morning after where you're just going about your day but your brain keeps pulling you back to it.

Few questions - how long did it hover for roughly? And was it completely silent or was there any sound at all? That's usually the detail that helps narrow things down because drones have a pretty distinct buzz even at distance, and most conventional aircraft don't just sit there.

I've done loads of night vigils out in rural Essex and the tree line sightings are honestly some of the most unsettling because theres no real reference point for size or distance. Something can look massive or tiny and you genuinely can't tell.

Post any photos or video if you managed to grab your phone in time, even blurry footage tells you something. And write down everything you remember right now before the details start fading, trust me on that one.

Sofia Hughes
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@Marko yeah that "brain keeps pulling you back" feeling is really significant actually - some researchers think its the mind trying to process something it doesn't have a framework for yet. Don't dismiss it.

Can you describe the movement pattern? Hovering objects tend to fall into pretty distinct categories once you break it down - true stationary hover, subtle drift, or that slow oscillating motion some people describe. Each one points in a different direction in terms of what you might be dealing with.

Also what time roughly, and was there any sound at all or was it silent? Silent hovering is way more interesting to me than anything with a hum.

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