UFO Hovers Over Seattle Buildings

A tourist taking a photograph of the Rainier Square Tower in Seattle got more than he bargained for when he captured this very unusual UFO.

Analysed by UFO expert Scott C Waring, he suggest it’s likely that the four parts of the craft would rotate around each other and suggests the reason it wasn’t seen by the naked eye at the time was due to the brightness of the sky in contrast with the mysterious ship.

Personally, I think the conditions may suggest lens flare, especially with the glass buildings surrounding the witness, but either way it is an unusual sighting with no indication that the image has been edited in any way.

The witness reports:

“My wife and I had finished eating dinner in downtown Seattle, WA and were walking along 5th Avenue to get back to our parked car when we stopped to take a picture (with an iPhone 11 Pro Max) of the Rainier Square Tower, which is under construction, and when completed will be the 2nd tallest building in Seattle. We texted the photo to our daughters on our “Family” text group, and didn’t notice anything unusual with the picture at the time. The next morning, upon closer examination, we noticed an irregularity in the skyline, and upon enhancing the photo – it appears to be a disc shaped object (the exterior surface is not visible, it blends with the sky) with 3 visible oblong, turquoise/teal colored windows, and a 4th much smaller light in the top NE corner of the photo which appears to be displaying visible light beams. The windows also appear to be outlined in a visible white vibration. Of note, this building has a unique design, with non-standard window features, so perhaps the reflection of the sun is causing this anomaly, however, the color and shape of the objects’ windows and surrounding vibration, don’t seem to align with the sun reflection theory”

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