I think I saw a UFO. At around 11:30 PM, I saw lights in a boomerang formation. They were not very high, more at the level where birds usually fly. I am not sure if there were exactly 5 lights on each side, but there were multiple lights forming a proper boomerang shape. When I first glanced at them, I thought they were migratory birds because birds often fly in a boomerang or V-shaped formation. But then I started thinking differently because they were moving a little faster than any birds I have seen, and they were also emitting light, which is why I could see them clearly in the dark sky from far away. The lights were steady and not flickering, but they were not extremely bright like airplane lights. They were moving in a proper boomerang shape, and I am very sure about that. For the first 4–5 seconds, the formation stayed perfect. Then the lights changed into more random shapes instead of the proper boomerang formation, and they also changed direction farther away from us. I told my friend to look at them, and he saw them too, although by then they were no longer in the proper boomerang shape. He was also clueless about what exactly it was. The sky was very silent at 11:30 PM. They did not seem extremely far away, just around the height where normal birds fly, although I am only guessing the height because I am not sure how far away they actually were. I am pretty sure they were not drones or any other human-made aircraft. The place where I saw them is densely populated, with many 5–6 floor buildings around. Aircraft do fly in the sky there quite often, but they are always at a very high altitude with lights that are easy to distinguish. These UFO lights appeared somewhere within my field of view and disappeared after around 7–8 seconds. It felt like something supernatural to me. The lights were not huge like the famous Phoenix Lights sighting that many people witnessed, but the boomerang shape looked very similar — just a much smaller version. It almost felt like it was only visible to a few people who happened to notice it. It honestly felt like a one-in-a-million event. submitted by /u/mohitjetski [link] [comments]