Rizwan Virk

Science fiction has kind of influenced the way we think about UFOs.

Like in Close Encounters of the Third Kind, it was a spacecraft.

It came from an alien planet, presumably.

And that's pretty much the narrative that you see in science fiction.

But what happens is with UFO sightings, they get weirder and weirder.

And things seem to plop in and out of existence.

They change shape.

So I was with Jacques once and he told me about this case where one person saw the UFO and the next person standing next to him didn't see it.

So again, that doesn't make any sense from our standard material point of view is it's either there or it's not there.

But if one person is seeing it and the other person isn't, that's really weird.

And then I heard of another case.

There were two people sitting next to each other in the car.

One saw like a large cylinder and one saw like a donut.

Like it was weird, different enough.

And they were sitting right next to each other in the car that it was just strange that they could do that.

And then there are reports of UFOs popping in and out of existence.

I mean, I've had people tell me they're like,

It was a clear blue sky.

There was nothing there.

And suddenly it slowly materialized.