I believe the orbs are simply passing through. In the western sky over Salina, Utah, there are numerous lights that remain a mystery. These glowing orbs ascend into the atmosphere in a way that is distinctly different from conventional man-made objects we\u2019ve observed. Their colors are subtle, but if you watch closely, you can see them. They radiate a spectrum of hues that are only truly visible when you zoom in with your phone camera. I’ve observed them for as long as I can remember, but it’s only recently that I’ve started to take them seriously. They almost entertain me; I step outside at the same time each evening during summer, between 9:00 and 10:00 PM, and in winter from about 8:00 to nearly 9:00 PM. During the summer, you might spot 20-30 of them on any given night, all following similar trajectories. In winter, that number drops by around ten.<\/p>\n
If you\u2019re paying attention, you might even catch a quick flash in the sky that makes you wonder, \u201cWhat was that?\u201d Initially, I dismissed these flashes since I wasn\u2019t focused on them. I assumed the orbs were simply rising from the mountains to the west, but I\u2019ve started to question that theory. I now think that wherever these flashes appear, a wormhole opens up. The orbs may be entering and exiting through these openings, suggesting they\u2019re just passing through rather than staying on our planet. You\u2019ll see a flash, quicker than a blink\u2014it’s subtle, so look closely. Moments later, you\u2019ll spot the orb moving diagonally, straight up, or sideways, and you can watch it until it vanishes, presumably through another wormhole.<\/p>\n
I understand if you\u2019re skeptical; I was too at first. But I can’t ignore what I’ve witnessed. Perhaps the flashes mean nothing; perhaps they signify everything. Whatever these phenomena are, they certainly have my attention.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"