Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2021/01/08/bright-blue-ufo-plunges-into-the-ocean-off-hawaii.html
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2020, you ended 8 days ago, remember?
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2021 replied, “Hold my beer.”
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Oh boy! Alien invasion!
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They’re staying away from the 'rona
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Gigantic Blueman Cock and Balls?! They are getting ready to BREEEEEEEED!!!
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2020 is refusing to concede, and calling up the UFO mobs to make sure 2021 doesn’t take over.
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Whatever it was it was very pleasing caerulean blue.
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They’re preparing to collect their scout wearing the Trump skin, now that the experiment has proved successful.
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It’s sad it’s so blurry but I’m gonna take a stab and guess it could be some kind of plasma? I know the idea of long lived atmospheric plasma seems odd but I think it fits. *shrugs*
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Laser Guide Star, probably from Mauna Kea observatory.
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Before the popularity of drones, I’d have suggested it was a Chinese lantern, but now they all look like drones to me.
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Crashed huh? Guess at the end it was an Unidentified Falling Object.
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I’m not saying it’s aliens, but … it’s aliens
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John Wyndham was there in 1953:
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When we visited Maui, we ran into a few folks who were convinced that aliens visit there. Perhaps my favorite interaction was on our first day on the island. We were at a little shop, and the shopkeeper was chatting us up about how great Hawaii is, and Maui in particular. He dropped his voice a little lower.
“You know,” he said, conspiratorially, “there are only seven energy vortices on Earth. And one of them,”
<dramatic pause>
“is right here in Haleakalā. And that’s why the aliens come visit our observatories.”
It was a wonderful place with wonderful people, and every interaction made us really appreciate the unique culture we were so privileged to experience.
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