Date of sighting: July 27, 2011
Location of sighting: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Eyewitness states:
Wednesday's night sky over Vancouver, BC played host to a pulsating UFO that was captured on video during skywatching activities from Burnaby Mountain Park on July 27, 2011. The UFO was detected by a night vision camera and tracked for nearly five minutes as it travelled SE to NW before disappearing behind a stand of trees. During this period, the UFO was first seen being overtaken by a second, faster-moving object before amplifying its luminous output in what veteran skywatchers describe as a "power-up" incident.
While in flight, the UFO performed multiple power-ups, inviting comparison with another object recorded four nights earlier near Vancouver City Hall.
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These events are still being reported as single unrelated events witnessed by a person with or without a camera. Where's the integrative data that should be available these days to help us see the larger patterns in what is going on? If we don't start integrating these sightings into a bigger picture, we have no hope of understanding what's happening.
These sightings by individuals are one of the few totally earth-based data resources we have for understanding this phenomenon. But if we can't integrate this data into patterns that make some sort of sense, then we must continue to rely on non-earth sources for big-picture data. Because governments and the military just aren't talking.
Which off-earth version should I choose? There is Billy Meier's data, Alex Collier's data, Sheldan Nidle's data, Michael Ellegion's data, Laura's "Cassiopeia" data, the New Age "don't worry" data, and the mass media's "ignore it" data! No wonder so many agree with "ignore it." Oh, I forgot to mention all the ancient scriptures, which also seem to have been given to us by various off-earth sources. So "have faith" doesn't work very well, either.
I would just like to see more coverage that would serve to lessen the confusion rather than increase it.