Is Maryland A UFO Hotspot?

[maximus otter]

Maryland could be a UFO hotspot, as nearly 2,000 sightings of bizarre objects in the sky have been reported since the mid-1990s.

Residents of the eighth-smallest state have reported a 'flat bottom black triangle' with green lights, 'a classic flying saucer,' and an oval-shaped craft that 'stayed stationary for about a minute and a half.'

Reports of the phenomenon have been collected in a database that shows that the first recorded sighting in Maryland dates back to May 15, 1946 — but wasn't reported until June 2017.

More modern sightings, like the glowing 'orbs' witnessed above Ocean City this past April, now get reported to the database within a matter of days.

'My daughter and I looked up and saw 'four orbs' moving in a circular motion, then come back to the middle, then spread back out,' the witness from Ocean City, who works in the defense sector, wrote to the UFO database.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/science...aryland-UFO-hotspot-sightings-UAP-aliens.html

maximus otter

 

[charliebrown]

At any one time 8,000 to 14,000 planes are flying somewhere in the U.S.

Can some UAP reports be common airplanes ?

 

[eburacum]

Of course. Many of them are ordinary planes, often distant planes in the so-called Low Information Zone.

Apart from planes, UAPs/UFO reports and video clips are caused by Starlink satellites, ordinary satellites, the ISS, toy balloons, weather balloons, spy balloons, drones, birds, flies and other insects, meteors, sundogs and other parhelia, rocket launches and fuel dumps.

With all that going on, it is very tricky to pick out the potential aliens in our midst, assuming that there are any.