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Case NUFORC-174217
UAPChangingNUFORCHas coords
The object hovered in place changing from a teardrop shape to triangle to flying saucer shape. It tilted at an angle of 45 degrees
EVENT DATE
Jan 29, 2023, 7:08 PM
LOCATION
North Bend, OR, USA
CATEGORY
UAP
DURATION
2 hours
NUFORC FIELDS
Open NUFORCSHAPE
Changing
DURATION (NUFORC)
2 hours(02:00:00)
WITNESSES (NUFORC)
2.0
CHARACTERISTICS (NUFORC)
Aura or haze around object
NARRATIVE
I first noticed the UFO hovering in the western sky while at the McDonald's drive through. I returned home to watch it still hovering in the sky. I began to photograph the object and each photo showed a seemingly shape-shifting from a tear drop shape, to triangular shape and then to a more permanent flying saucer shape that hovered in the sky. In some pictures there appeared be cloud ejection at right angles to the flying saucer shape. At one point it appeared twist like a half of an infinity sign. I believe that this craft is capable of interdimensional travel as it appeared to enter into what we know is the 3 dimensional space and at one point it appeared to hide behind the cloak of our space-time, yet parts of the vessel was hidden in the other parallel dimensions. I called North Bend Police department and an officer arrived. He witnessed the object and can confirm he saw the object. Later, I spotted another similar sized UFO in the eastern sky simultaneous as the other one hovered off the coast of southern Oregon.
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