I posted the above photo JPG 6738 and its “sister” JPG 6737, photo taken right before it, on Facebook. I wanted to get people’s opinions on this -whatever it was above our property, the night of the bad thunderstorm. I hope that you can see it here!
The storm had moved off more to the east, but I noticed that there was still a great deal of lightning at 10 p.m., and so I went outside on the back porch, and I sat. I had my iPhone 15, and it was ready to video the lightning, and so I waited a bit…
There was some fantastic cloud- to- cloud, really long trails of lightning, crossing the sky-that were making it look like a war was going on up there in the clouds! I think it was about 10:30 p.m., and I took a video of the lightning over to the southeast of our property in eastern Colorado. I brought my iPhone up to take a few photos -if I could catch the lightning at the right time that it flashed through the sky. I tried several times to catch the lightning “in the act,” but it was difficult
I shot a few more photos and caught them just over my horse’s shed and paddock area, from my perspective sitting on the porch chair.
When I looked at the two photos after a couple of days, I was shocked to see that the first photo showed nothing unusual above the horse’s pens and shed, but the second photo that I took right after (it is marked with the 10:30 time stamp also) shows a white object that looks like a big saucer from the side, or a cigar shape craft -and it is quite large in the photo , so that would be some really big craft or ship that was right there over us! – if that is what this is.It could be something else entirely but again I took the photo and another one, right after it. Could it be a trick of the light or a bug near the area where I took the photo? I do know that “they” hide themselves in thunderstorms- the government, the U.S. Air Force, Navy, Army—and they all knew it back in 1954! The Joint Chiefs knew it! Nathan F. Twining knew it!
There were some specific details asked when military personnel wanted to make a report; filling out a JANAP or CIRVIS report -used for reporting objects, fleets of objects, or missiles, etc. This one detail that I am referring to is, was the object in or near a thunderstorm at the time of witnessing the event? (as I have many times)