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I've had a number of weird things happening in my life: I saw a UFO in the early 1990s, then I had an abduction experience in 2000, and at the age of 40, the lucid dreams started where I had a continuous interaction with these entities until 2018 (that's when we had a fallout!). I wrote about it in more detail in another sublem (link in my history). I'm curious if you have a similar story, or other paranormal story to share?
About two months ago I saw a dark grey triangle at night, almost imperceptible.
It was just above the low clouds, so assume 2,000 feet high.
The angular size of the triangle was around 45 degrees.
It sped through a big portion of the sky in about 5 seconds.
Doing the math, each of the three sides was at least 600 feet, and was moving at 18,000 miles an hour.
Completely silent, of course.