Unidentified Aerial Phenomena: A Mysterious Sighting Over the Bahamas
A Flight Attendant’s Eyewitness Account
On the night of December 23, Cassandra Martin, a flight attendant for Surjet, a private air service, witnessed something that defied explanation. She was on a flight back to Fort Lauderdale, accompanied by two pilots, when Miami air traffic control sent a message to identify a "foreign object" in the sky.
"I looked to the left, and pilot saw three objects, I only saw one, and I grabbed my phone, I just pressed it to the window to see if I could get a video of what the object was. I don’t know what it was, and then I zoomed in as much as the phone allowed me to. And the object was white, and it turned slightly green, almost kind of like it had an electric field around it of some sort," Martin recalled.
A Mysterious Object in the Sky
The object, which appeared white and then turned green, was seen for about 45 minutes before disappearing from view. Martin’s video shows a glowing, spherical object darting about, too fast and too high to be a drone or a weather balloon.
"I think we were astonished, and it was something that you really can’t explain but I don’t have the qualifications to know what that is," Martin said, describing the conversation she had with the pilots as the object was within view.
Expert Analysis
Bryan Bender, a defense expert and former Pentagon correspondent, analyzed the video and testified from Martin. "This video and this testimony rhymes a lot with a number of cases we heard from military pilots going back even 10 or 15 years…These orbs, or in some cases they called them Tictacs, were more oblong in shape but flying at very high altitudes but also being able to maneuver in ways that don’t seem to make a lot of sense to us, at least as we know physics."
The Pentagon’s Investigation
The Pentagon actually had an office that investigates these sightings, and Bender emphasizes the importance of identifying these unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs) for national security and aviation safety.
Conclusion
The sighting over the Bahamas is just one of many reported cases of UAPs, which continue to baffle experts and the general public alike. As we continue to investigate these phenomena, it is crucial that we consider all possible explanations, from foreign adversaries to unknown natural phenomena.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What did Cassandra Martin see in the sky?
A: Martin saw a white object that turned green, with an electric field-like aura, darting about and maneuvering in ways that seem to defy explanation.
Q: How long did the object remain in view?
A: The object was seen for about 45 minutes before disappearing from view.
Q: What do experts think about the sighting?
A: Bryan Bender, a defense expert, believes that the video and testimony are consistent with other reports from military pilots, and that it is crucial to identify these UAPs for national security and aviation safety.
