I believe the orbs are simply passing through. In the sky to the west of Salina, Utah, there are numerous unexplained lights. These orbs emit a soft glow as they rise, unlike any man-made aircraft I’ve ever witnessed. Although their colors are muted, if you take a moment to look closely, you’ll see them shimmering in a range of hues\u2014many of which can only be captured by zooming in with your phone camera. I’ve noticed them appearing and disappearing my entire life, but it\u2019s only recently that I’ve started to truly observe them. They intrigue me; each evening in summer, I step outside around 9:00 until 10:00 PM, and in winter, from 8:00 until almost 9:00 PM. During summer nights, I often spot 20 to 30 of these lights, all following similar paths. In the winter, that number drops by about ten.<\/p>\n
If you’re watching carefully, you might catch a fleeting flash in the sky that makes you stop and wonder, “What was that?” At first, I assumed these lights were simply orbs rising from the nearby mountains, but I think I was mistaken. I now suspect that every time there\u2019s a flash, a wormhole might open up, allowing these orbs to enter and exit. This leads me to believe they\u2019re merely passing through, not lingering on our planet. You can catch a quick flash, quicker than a blink\u2014it\u2019s subtle, so pay attention. Moments later, you\u2019ll see an orb moving diagonally, straight up, or sideways, and you can track its path until it disappears, likely through another wormhole.<\/p>\n
I admit I was skeptical at first, but I can\u2019t deny what I\u2019ve seen. Perhaps the flashes are meaningless, or maybe they hold great significance\u2014I can\u2019t be sure. Regardless of what these lights are, they have definitely captured my fascination.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"