#high strangeness
On April 18th, 1961 Joe Simonton encountered a UFO hovering over his home in Eagle River, Wisconsin. Joe provided water for the extraterrestrials inside, which they used to make him some pancakes before departing.
You’ve heard of Bigfoot, Mothman, maybe even the Loveland Frogman. But what about Batsquatch, the Hodag, the Rougarou, or the Oklahoma Octopus?
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One time one evening a decade ago in SoCal, I was looking at messier objects with my Meade reflector telescope. I know Messier 31 Andromeda was the focus. I felt delight. I stepped back and saw a light arc straight across. I thought satellite. Now if it split in two that would be interesting. It then split in two. I thought huh. Shrugged and thought to myself, if it comes back together now that would be something. It came back together as one. Okay. Too strange. I decided to take my telescope and go back inside.
Never really decided what it was. More trouble that it did what I thought. Have seen lots of satellites and identified them with applications. This was definitely unusual.
Sometimes I do wonder if there was as Jaques Vallee says, a “psychic” connection. Where it seemed to answer and perform to my thoughts. I don’t know.
I like to think the universe just likes to play. Maybe that’s the best answer to the high strangeness each of us encounters in our own daily path.
