So anyways, I had been smoking a cig and looking at the stars, thinking about how far away they are, and how we're actually seeing the past when we look at stars... I almost started to look for black triangles when I thought about this time a few months ago that I had seen a black triangle with my friend, but I stopped myself and continued on about the ancient star views and great distances and stuff. And then I saw movement in my periphery.
At first, I thought I was just high and seeing things, but I only had a tiny amount of pot. And it was crappy, and mostly stems, and I wasn't really high at all at this point, having finished the bowl 30 minutes ago, the mild buzz already mostly gone. I scooted down the roof a bit to get a better view (second story roof thingy obstructing my view), and saw 3 medium brightness stars moving slowly across the sky, in a fixed triangle. Then another medium brightness star moved to join them, and then kicker, another star, but this time, a very bright star, perhaps the 10th brightest in view, started to move as well! I had been looking at it before I saw any movement, as I scanned the sky earlier while paying attention to only the brightest stars. It had been distinguishable from the stars around it as it was white, maybe even off-white, while all the other stars had a slightly bluish tint.
You know how fast it seems airplanes are flying when you see them as flashing lights moving across the sky, as they are at their cruise altitude? These lights were moving faster than that speed by a factor of 5. That's not to say they moved faster than airplanes, though, as I couldn't tell what altitude THEY were at themselves. It seems they must have been pretty high up for the lights to appear to be stars, at least around the altitude that, say, the ISS and satellites orbit at.
The stars froze in their tracks about 20 seconds after I moved for a better view. The one very bright star and two of the medium stars formed an equilateral triangle. The other 2 medium stars were slightly offset from the middle of the rightmost two sides.
After a couple minutes, they all started to move, slowly this time (about half of the apparent airplane cruising speed I mentioned earlier), as if the triangle was being flipped and spun all around, it produced the illusion that there was a big black triangle with 5 lights, floating in the sky, not changing its location but spinning mostly in short, fast motions, but sometimes slowing down. It did this for 2 or 3 minutes. I watched and tried to talk to them about some girl troubles I was having, figured hey they know more about space travel shit than me, maybe they know more about girls than me, ya know? lol just kidding guys. Nah but they actually stopped after the spinning, and remained motionless for the next hour.
I jumped back thru my window and got my monocular out (mini telescope) and took a closer look. At times, the very bright star/light appeared to be two or three medium star/lights grouped closely together. The weirdest thing about the structure of this UFO(s) is that after the lights froze in the triangle, I could only find two dim stars within the triangle shape. Faint [but visible withe the monoc] clusters of very distant stars which approached the triangle shape from outside it ended at the edge of the triangle, with a straight cutoff. But the 5 stars didn't ever move in unison - only a group of 3 moved in a fixed flight pattern, which made me think at first they were separate. However, when the night sky is seemingly obstructed by a huge black sky between some points of light, I start to think more like, fuck that's a HUGUE fucking triangle!
I know the lights were not stars, because I also paid attention to the lights I knew for a fact _were_ stars. They appeared to move (rotation of the earth yo) over that hour, but the ufo lights had not moved, they remained in the same location not relative to the stars, but to earth objects within my vision.
After about 1 hr 20min of clear skies, a far-spreading cloud came between the ufo and I, so I came inside, got some food, and posted this.
Crazy shit dudes...
I'm not a druggie any more