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"My grandma and grandpa got divorced when my dad was a kid and never spoke to each other. Both claimed to have been abducted by aliens when they were in their twenties. The story they told was always exactly the same in every detail. They were once driving through Nevada at precisely 9 pm, and BAM, it's 6 in the morning, just like that. It was like the world stood still while they just traveled through time. They both say it was the strangest, most unexplainable experience, and could never figure out what really happened. The craziest thing is when I was younger, my grandma was always saying she was going to get abducted and she was always too afraid to be alone. She also used to say that the aliens did something to her and that she was going to die. I always assumed she lost her mind. But, she died last year with no explanation."

—teslanicholew

"I was passing a window on an overcast night. I noticed a star and became curious because I realized this was the only star in this overcast night sky. I watched and called my roommate over to observe this with me. The light was completely still so we concluded that it wasn't a plane. Then the light started to become very bright, then it would dim. It did this for a few minutes. Then it shifted from its position in the sky. Left, then to the right, then to the left again. It did this so quickly and effortlessly. My roommate started to freak out and grabbed her phone, which had a flashing lite-brite feature on it. She flashed at the light for a second, then stopped. The light became 3D as it continued to change its luminosity. As it moved closer to us, my roommate took away her phone and ran from the window. I continued to watch and observed it shift again in the sky. Finally it became dim again, then it ZOOMED away, like something in a cartoon. I didn't sleep that night."

—Devin Crutchfield (Facebook)

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