Time: 2002 Location: Netherlands Hi all, This is about something that I've seen when I was 10 years old. First I wanted to say that I am extremely skeptical about people's UAP sightings categorized as extraterrestrial and definitely the abductions. People make up things and distort reality for themselves and others for many reasons. Not that everything is hyped up nonsense and invalid, but it's just that I cannot trust someone on his or her word. As someone agnostic and a realist, it's just impossible. That said, I do not expect anyone to believe my story either. I kept this story secret for a long time (it happened 24 years ago). Only told my sister and now am telling you. When I was 10 years old, I saw something I still cannot place in a category. When I was little I liked looking at the moon when it was a full moon. So on this one evening I stood in front of my bedroom's only window as usual, wanting to look at the moon. And there it was, a disk-shaped aerial craft flying in the moonlight, towards the moon and getting smaller and smaller, until it banked enough to vanish in the darkness to the right side of the moon, out of the moonlight. There was no sound coming from it at all. I stood there in absolute silence. I did not know what to think. I checked for commercial aircrafts or remote controlled ones or even drones as possibilities, but couldn't find anything that was available in 2002. I tried explaining this by theorizing it was a police aircraft that looked for hotspots in neighborhoods, scanning for illegal weed cultivation. I just couldn't prove anything like that was available in 2002. The only other options I see are military, or extraterrestrial. I'm thrown off by the fact that it was stereotypically disk-shaped. It absolutely was. I remember that day as if it was yesterday, and it pisses me off that I cannot classify what I saw. Has anyone seen something similar and managed to categorize it indefinitely? And if you've seen something similar but are in the same boat as I am, feel free to share your story too. submitted by /u/HaGaie [link] [comments]