The Frozen Sky Incident

“The Sky That Froze” In the winter of 1959, a commercial flight over the North Atlantic

reported something still unexplained today. An hour into the flight,

the captain spotted a glowing sphere hovering above the clouds. It wasn’t moving

like any aircraft they knew — it stayed perfectly still, almost unnatural. As they got closer,

the pilots noticed its shape: not a star, not the moon, not a reflection.

A solid orb, bright white-blue, completely silent. Then it shifted slightly — not drifting,

snapping into a new position like it was locked on rails. At the same time,

all instruments failed. Compass spinning. Altitude dropping. Radios drowned in