🛸 Aerial Ballet Over the Himalayas: Four Disks Stun Night Hikers

📍 Nainital, Uttarakhand, India | 🗓️ June 19, 2025 | 🧾 Category: UFO / Aerial Phenomena

High in the Himalayan foothills, just outside the hill town of Nainital, four night hikers witnessed something far more otherworldly than the stars they came to admire. At approximately 10:00 PM on June 19, the group reported seeing four distinct, softly glowing disks appear and disappear in the sky—performing what one witness called “a silent, perfect choreography.” 🌌🧭

At first, only one disk was visible: hovering low, glowing white, steady. But within seconds, a second disk blinked in beside it—then darted forward in a fluid, non-mechanical arc. Moments later, a third disk shimmered into view, only to flicker on and off as if winking. The final object joined the formation a minute later, and the group watched in stunned silence as all four moved through light cloud cover in synchronized bursts, without making a sound. ☁️🛸🛸🛸🛸

The event lasted roughly 10 minutes. No conventional aircraft or celestial bodies matched the movements or appearance, and the skies were otherwise clear. The sighting was formally reported to NUFORC (Case #190362) the following day and is now part of a growing log of cluster UAP events over Asia in 2025.

The hikers, who requested anonymity, emphasized one thing in every interview: “They weren’t falling stars. They were aware of each other.”

🌠 The Stars Danced Differently That Night
In a place where the mountains touch the clouds and the silence runs deep, something shimmered just outside the edge of what we know. Four lights—four questions—one sky. Not all who wander are lost… but some may be watching. 🕯️🛰️