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A motorist in Midlothian, Virginia was forced to stop her car and film a metallic-looking UFO that she spotted hovering in the sky. She then submitted a report to the the National UFO Reporting Center (NUFORC).
According to the witness report that was filed the day after the sighting, from her vantage point about a half-mile away from the object, she estimated the UFO was about the size of a car. She also said the sighting occurred at the unusual time of 10:38 a.m.
“While driving in a suburban area just prior to 11AM on a clear and sunny day, I happened to notice a shiny object in the sky,” she wrote. “At first briefly ignoring it, I quickly did a double-take and realized it did not appear to be an animal, aircraft, or anything else that I would commonly observe in the sky; it also did not appear to move in way that I have observed other airborne objects to move, such as commercial aircraft, military jets, drones, hot air balloons, helium balloons, etc.
“I quickly pulled over into the parking lot of 10804 Hull Street Road in Midlothian, VA and was able to take two brief videos of the object. My camera was pointing essentially directly north at the spherical-appearing object, which appeared to be moving eastbound. I immediately checked my Flightradar24 app, and did not see any transponding aircraft in the area where this sphere was flying.”
UFO expert Scott Waring shared the two videos she captured on YouTube. He zoomed in on the object and came to the following conclusion on his website: “It’s flying low while rotation ever so slowly. The thing that gives this object away is the aura around it. UFOs have auras around it, or so says the famous nuclear engineer Bob Lazar of Area S4. Notice the … the light around the cube. It’s the energy aura created by the alien propulsion systems. 100% proof this is an alien craft.”
What viewers are saying about the Virginia UFO
“I seen [sic] them same thing few weeks ago, my co-workers too,” one viewer commented. “It went back and forth few times over the property of 100 aces and shot out of sight.”
Another viewer claimed to have seen something similar west of Fresno, California in Kerman. “Metallic and fast,” they wrote. “Basically vanished if that makes sense.”
“I saw some exactly like that except a cylinder, with tentacles of metal flipping around,” another viewer wrote, adding that it too was spotted in the day time.
Someone else commented that it “really looks like a party balloon,” but they also cited the mysterious Bugsphere that has caused so much controversy in the city of Buga in Colombia.