On February 12, 2024, an American Airlines pilot, radioed air traffic controllers about a bizarre UFO sighting while on his flight from Boston to Middleton, PA, WOKQ Radio reports.

The pilot stated “It literally went from one coast to the other in front of us, and then it went up, like, 30°, turned up its lights or whatever it had. It looked like it was a bright orangy thing, and since we spoke last, it’s flashed us three or four times.”

When the controller stated it was probably the lights from another aircraft, the pilot stated that it couldn’t have been another plane because it “went 180 in like a second.”

In other words, it was defying all the known laws of physics, and nothing on this earth can do this.

The pilot finishes by stating, “Yup, this definitely wasn’t an airplane.”

Now many suggest, like David Hookstead did in his article for OutKick, that “it means the technology is far superior to anything the public knows about.”

In other words, this is possibly an alien spacecraft with advanced technology that can defy the law of physics.

However, there is an alternate explanation.

Hugh Ross, who helped found reasons.org, is a Christian with a Ph.D. in astronomy.

He believes that when we encounter unidentified flying objects defying the laws of physics, we are no longer dealing with anything natural, but rather supernatural beings described in the Bible.

On occasion, these supernatural beings who exist in the spiritual realm, such as angels (fallen and otherwise) and Cherubim, will manifest in our physical world. There are repeated examples of this happening throughout the Bible.

Because of the similarity of these Biblical incidents to what is occurring today, some have suggested that Ezekiel was actually describing aliens and their spaceship when he discussed his encounter with God’s Cherubim in Ezekiel 1:14-20 and in chapter 10:9-13.

So either Ezekiel was seeing aliens, or people today are seeing spiritual beings manifesting in the natural world, which would include those from the demonic realm.

I go into this in more detail in my podcast: