From Coast to Coast:

Recently, I've gotten curious about the area above the Stanford (CA) linear accelerator that I pass on my way to work. On March 7, I took a few random photos with my Nikon Coolpix 3.1 digital camera and found some interesting spherical, metallic looking objects in the sky above the hills. I did not notice them when I took the photos. I used my photo editor to zoom in and found several of them. No other editing was done, except highlighting the objects. There is obvious shadow, which would suggest solidity, as well as apparent reflection off the top. Interestingly, my roommate says that the energy in the area makes her uncomfortable whenever she drives that section of freeway.

--C. Davies






Source:
http://www.coasttocoastam.com/gen/page941.html

Thaaats interesting, what the heck are they?

Are these the pictures you've taken, or the pictures you've gotten from coast to coast? I'm confused....

EDIT: Nevermind, I didnt know you was quoting that from coast to coast


Then what the hell was he doing taking pictures of the sky

What is a linear accelerator ?

i'll be damned! thats right near me.

lucky u!

Hmmm it could simply be something on the window...The window looks to rolled up since I can make out a reflection on the glass, and it's really hard to tell how far away they actually are. Could just be a couple of drops of water.

good idea!

Yeah! Maybe there's a car wash in them thar hills!

That means there are drops of water on the door window and the wind sheild in the exact same pattern though XD.

But really, if he didnt see the UFOs at the time, what the hell is he doing taking a picture straight into the sky