Posted on 03/05/2013 1:34:09 PM PST by BenLurkin
Blue and red flickering lights lined the outside of the triangles; a big white light glowed from their middle. Katz got a good look; the craft were close. “We’re talking not very high off the interstate,” she said. “Just above the trees. Probably a couple hundred feet above the trees. I was moving faster than they were.”
One of the smaller ships wasn’t moving at all. It just hovered at the tree line.
Katz’s sighting isn’t uncommon for that area. An anonymous poster to the Mutual UFO Network website described seeing something similar at 10:05 p.m. on November 9, 2012, near Parkville, Missouri, about thirteen miles from the airport. “I saw a triangle-shaped object hovering low in the sky over Parkville, Missouri,” the witness wrote in the MUFON report. “The craft had a bright white light and smaller red and blue light all which flashed randomly.”
Margie Kay, the assistant state director for the Missouri MUFON chapter, said Katz and the witness from Parkville aren’t alone. “There has been some UFO activity in that area, in particular along the river and along I-29 and I-435 at the Missouri/Kansas border,” Kay said. “There were eighty-three reported triangular craft in Missouri from January 2011 to February 19, 2013, with twenty-six of those being along this western corridor.”
Due to the proximity of Whiteman Air Force Base, home of the B-2 Spirit stealth bomber (93 miles away), Fort Riley (141 miles) and Offutt Air Force Base (161 miles away), Kay doesn’t rule out a terrestrial explanation. “I would not be surprised at all if they are some top secret military craft,” she said. “But that is just speculation.”
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Yes. So tell me, how does one navigate with them?
When you are navigating, at night, when it is dark, you turn them on. Other vessels (or air craft)can see that you are navigating and in which direction:)
Navigation lights do not work on points of a compass, nor do they need atmosphere. Navigation lights show the direction of travel of the craft displaying them.
Gremlins goofing on humans.
Again.
In one form or another, ancient or modern, it’s been going on since forever.
Yep. Calling anti-collision lights navigation lights does not allow one to use them to navigate.
Yeah but I’m saying traveling through space what good do navigation lights do?
I’ll bet you drive with your parking lights on:)
Worse, I park in the drive way...
Probably not much use in space. They would be useful when “navigating” in high traffic areas such as on earth.
Night all
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