Everyone knows that UFOs aren’t real. Or are they? The topic has been long debated over, mixed in with the “Abdominable Snowman” or the “Loch Ness Monster” and which has lead many to be skeptics or believers. One of these many ”UFO sightings” were on September 2003.”This time, it [UFO] appeared a great distance from where it was before, still bright as ever, and now pulsing as it [UFO] faded in and out. But this time, out of nowhere, two military jets came flying towards it.” Now most of you may think that “out of nowhere” was a quaint expression; but this sighter wasn’t the only of them, there were approxiamately maybe 50-60 people on one stretch of a beach portion looking at that scene for maybe 10 minutes? Here’s another.”As it [UFO] came from beneath us, it was flying out and away from our right side.

Then it [UFO]suddenly lifted it’s right side sharply causing it to bank sharply left, then just as suddenly banked again but right this time causing it [UFO] to change directions very quickly. In the span of a few seconds it had managed to complete an almost perfect 90 degree turn to the right. The craft then very quickly disappeared passed us to our rear on a flight path now parallel to ours but in the opposite direction. This alone was amazing enough for me.” If you’re wondering where this sighter is viewing this, it’s in a TWA MD-80 [2 seater aircraft] and the pilot is a USAF veteran. If you know your aerodynamics well, you know that for this specific maneuver to occur, the G-forces must’ve been tremendous, which mainly explains why it’s near the impossible for any of our modern aircraft to achieve such a feat. Bill [the sighter] also explains that the aircraft had no wings at all and was flying at an excess of 400-500 mph. As far as we know, we haven’t progressed our technology that far. But maybe someone else has? So next thing you know, “It’s a Star! It’s a Plane! It’s a UFO!”