The Infamous Black Triangle

Sacramento, CA, 3ish years ago on July 4th, roughly 22:30. Wasn't a perfect triangle, but more of a 'V' shape/boomerang shape. Flew directly over my head in plain view. Was self illuminated in a purplish glow (plasma?) and completely silent. Sighting lasted 5-6 seconds as it flew South.

Sacramento, CA, 2ish years ago, roughly 4:30. Got up early to watch the space station fly over and saw some weird stuff (wife saw it, too). Mainly flashing lights all around lighting up the night sky. 15 minutes before space station flew over I saw the flying 'V' again over downtown in the distance cruising in a northerly direction. Lasted maybe 4-5 seconds that time.

Seen other interesting stuff in my lifetime, but nothing so definitive as those.

The Infamous Black Triangle is indeed an awesome sight, I am impressed to see others have seen them as well. Being down south now all I see is usually Hueys on the way to the local airport, but after posting a thread in new members I went out to have a smoke and sure enough the first I have ever seen a Black AWACS flu over apparently heading towards a base in Columbus Mississippi. I never seen another Black Triangle since that night but I know next time I will be ready to catch it on tape or disk lol..

I think there is going to be a huge rise in known and unknown military craft all around. It kind of reminds me of the phrase, "It is always silent before the storm".

Originally posted by tristar

Originally posted by hoghead cheese
The Aurora program is a secret program of spyplanes that have all or part engineered with anti-gravitic propulsion systems. I will post a link to a page that has the name of the 10 crafts, but the one that people may be seeing is the TR3-B Astra.

www.bibliotecapleyades.net...

The funny thing is that the programs name happen to coincide with the Aurora Texas UFO crash of 1897, Hmmm.

It was a secret about 10 years ago, now images of the craft, or should i point out its pre production line are very often posted online. One most famous image is from space showing it just before entering the stratosphere.

G'day tristar

Is this the "famous image" to which you refer?

[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/05218268f3b9.jpg[/atsimg]

[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/8ccb2dbae7fb.jpg[/atsimg]

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Maybe...maybe not

That is indeed an awesome photo -- these things are definitely high altitude....

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I saw a Black Triangle in August of 2009.

It was early in the morning, 2:00AM-3:00AM, I wish I would have wrote down the specifics. I had stepped out on the porch to let my dogs go outside as I was preparing for bed. The sky was cloudless. Suddenly, my dogs became frightened and ran back to the porch scratching to get inside. Thinking an animal might have scared them, I step off the porch and look around.

It was then that I saw it. I could make out 3 large lights and 1 large one in the center, it was triangular in shape. I really have no estimate how large it was, but it was bigger than any plane I've ever seen. It also didn't act like a plane. It flew very low, just a bit above the tree line and was moving incredible slow. Almost at a crawl. I experienced what I can only describe as paralysis and stood transfixed on it. I was terrified but simply could not move. The dogs were going crazy trying to get into the house. The craft moved along just past me and then, and how it did this I to this day cannot explain, it hovered. Hovered over the house and my yard. Not moving, just suspended in air.

I was finally able to move and rushed into the house. I locked all the doors, loaded my gun and waited in the bed room for an hour or so. I was shaking I was so terrified. It was a fear unlike any I've experienced. I finally went back outside to see, and it had gone. I did not sleep for 2 days and had horrible paranoia and nightmares for months afterwards. I also encountered "night terrors", or waking up paralyzed with a feeling of dread.

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Originally posted by drew hempel
That is indeed an awesome photo -- these things are definitely high altitude....

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G'day drew hempel

Now whilst I absolutely love the idea that could be a picture of an "ultra-performance craft" way out there doing it's thing.....

There's also the argument that it's a piece of unidentified debris.....even a triangular tile seen in sillhouette against a bright background.....

It's a pity there isn't a higher res picture available, in case there is more detail to be seen.

I recall Zorgon discussing that issue subsequent to writing to NASA about this picture, but I don't recall the detail of his reply.

I'll try to find Zorgon's commentary, amongst his huge volume of material on ATS & his Pegasus Consortium site.

I've already looked through his extensive "Navy Space Command" thread....it's not in there.

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G'day Zatiktoktal

Wow

I really hope I see something like that 1 day!

I'm curious.....prior to that, had you seen anything, been a believer, been a skeptic, etc...?

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Prior to that experience I had never seen anything which could have been described as a UFO. I had a casual interest, I read a few book when I was very young, but I grew out of it in my teens and became your typical skeptic and shook it off as childish non-sense.

I was so shaken up by this that I didn't even want to think about aliens, UFOs, MIB, or anything like that for months. I finally was able to start researching after I started feeling comfortable. I was amazed to find that others had seen the Black Triangles. What was so unsettling is that this didn't match the idea I had in my head of what a UFO is supposed to be. You know, spinning silver disc with brightly flashing lights.

I do not want to say it was extraterrestrial, but if it was of this Earth, it had to be some of the most advanced technology our government currently has.

I should also state I live in a very isolated and rural area of Virginia.

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I'm in a rural area as well -- I was told though it's a "military flight test corridor" -- I think these triangles are flown between bases over low population areas. They're still seen but not by many -- except for a few exceptions like Phoenix. My take is the military is "hiding in plain sight" -- not admitting anything in words but action speaks louder than words.

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G'day Zatiktoktal

Thanks for your reply.

That's all very interesting & very intriguing.

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Originally posted by hotbakedtater
I have seen a triangle craft.

It was several years ago, over four now, and four of us were on a lonely rural backroad in Southern Indiana late at night.

I noticed it and made the driver stop.

The craft seemed to hover and glide slowly, it was quite low, and silent. There were lights on the corners, and one in the middle, amber colored.

It scared the driver, but I made him follow it until the craft lazily drifted away through a field and we couldnt follow it any more.

It was the most amazing thing I have seen yet as far as craft goes!

Southern Indiana is not far from Ohio. I tend to attribute the activity I saw in southern Indiana and the activity I notice in Louisville to military bases in the area.

I have seen the same thing and in the same area. I live in southern indiana and, like you, I was driving at night(down an interstate though). and I noticed a black triangle with a lights on it hovering about 150-200 ft off of the ground. it turned very slowly and never moved away. Strangest thing.

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That sounds exactly like what I saw!! Except I was super excited to see it, but my driver was terrified. I still made him follow it til it drifted off across the field and we couldnt chase it no more.

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Isn't it? I have only seen the one, and am now stuck in LIGHT POLLUTION CENTRAL Louisville, and I miss miss miss southern indiana so much for the stars and the night sky.

I cant wait to move back to the country some day.

Well to expand on my theory, I might think the triangle I saw could be a dirigible. I love dirigibles, so this is awesome tech. It was silent, or at least I did not hear any regular plane sounds! I heard nothing, and it seemed to float. LOW. and slow.

Unless the dirigibles are drone spy planes to spy on us......

I'm intrigued by the subject of black triangles but I've never seen one, we never see anything cool in the sky in Sweden If they're military we will probably find out sooner or later.



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G'day cripmeister

Here is some previous discussion regarding that interesting video.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

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I recall Zorgon discussing that issue subsequent to writing to NASA about this picture, but I don't recall the detail of his reply. I'll try to find Zorgon's commentary, amongst his huge volume of material on ATS & his Pegasus Consortium site. I've already looked through his extensive "Navy Space Command" thread....it's not in there.

U2U Phage. IIRC the triangle in that image was junk/debris and NASA have possibly three images from different angles. Phage identified and linked the source images.

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G'day Kandinsky

Thanks.....

I shall do that.

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Thanks for posting the link.
I'm wondering why the SR-71 Blackbird wasn't on the list.

the only one ive seen was the stereotypical black triangle with 3 red lights on the bottom, and the sound it made was something ive never heard before.
it was a mix between a distant lawnmower and a weird pulsing.

it was like.... 4:45am so unless someone was cutting their grass a few blocks away at this time of the morning, it was coming from the vehicle.