Description

Location: Greater Sydney, Australia

Time: 1999? 11.30am

The image was created with AI and is roughly 60% accurate to what I saw. The blue dome had what looked like a plasma storm inside it.

There were a bunch of airforce jets around it, like it was part of an air show. I was living nearish to Richmond Airforce base and in a very rural area. I heard a lot of noise and a shadow came over the house. It was a weekend and I was home alone watching television.

Plane noise was fairly normal, but it was a huge racket so I went out to check it out and looked up.

It flew directly over my house. As big as a football field. There was a lot of noise from the surrounding jets. I couldn't see the top side. Ball on each point, one larger one in the middle. Blue/grey. It looked constructed like a jet, panels put together, not 3d printed or moulded. I remember thinking it was some gimmick from the RAF/air show. There was white painted writing on the bottom of it as well as engraved in the metal rings around the glowing balls. I couldn't read it. It was a very angular script. I remember looking at some of the under components and thinking 'yeah, we made this' but then thinking no, this is too sci fi.

I wanted to take a photo but this was like 99 or 00 and my family didnt have a camera. I eventually decided to go inside - maybe to look for a camera or something, I don't remember why. As I did I felt like I was losing conciousness. I went inside and drew it quickly as I was worried about forgetting it. I woke up hours later and remembered nothing. There is a period of time I can't account for that I assume I was passed out. I dont even remember drawing the picture, just that I wanted to draw it. I woke up maybe 3 hours later when my mother got home. I only remembered when I found the drawing a fair amount of time later. The best way I can describe it is that I have a memory of a memory; like the synapses only rejoined when I saw the drawing and what had been cut off reconnected, but I didn't get all of it back.

Anyway, make of my experience what you will.