I was guessing a seagull or other high flying bird - flapping rather than twinkling accounting for the shifting pixels around the edge of the indistinct white blob.
So the first time I took acid it was separate from my soul mate, so I had to rush home, wake her up, and tell her about the experience. she was not happy. the blurted out statement was… " I think I saw a UFO but since I am on acid I can’t be sure… but man it was AMAZING"
turns out it was the usual rainbow artifacting from my lens distortions. I saw a real single point of light, prob a star or planet, and then saw five ghost images of it rotate around it like a carousel. my fave part of all that is that I kept about 75% of my wits about me and was able to acknowledge that I was an unreliable narrator
I once got so stoned on a camping trip that I discovered a tear in the fabric of space-time. I was staring up at the Milky Way - gloriously displayed in the Australian night like I’d never witnessed as a kid growing up in the light-polluted countryside of Southern Ontario - when I spotted a small patch of sky that was curiously devoid of stars. I splayed my hand at arm’s length and could just about cover this hole in the universe with my thumb. I pointed it out to a non-stoned camper who casually said, “yeah, that’s a nebula.”
I think Bigfoot is blurry, that’s the problem. It’s not the photographer’s fault. Bigfoot is blurry, and that’s extra scary to me. There’s a large, out-of-focus monster roaming the countryside. Run, he’s fuzzy, get out of here. ~ Mitch Hedberg
What is that guys? It’s something way off in the distance and it appears to be moving as my crappy camera is at full zoom and I don’t have a tripod or its lens flare. And those ‘chemtrails’? They seem to be dissipating very quickly, maybe it just water vapour - and this is what they are doing to us as part of the big ‘thing’ that _______ (please add your own punchline).