What Happened
At 2:04 a.m. on May 11, 2026, a Surrey, British Columbia, resident identified as “M” was stargazing from the roof of her home when she had a strange experience. She said she saw a large, completely black triangle cross the sky from east-northeast (about 47°), then continue southwest along a northeast (NE) course. It appeared relatively low, about 300 feet (roughly 90 meters) above the ground, with the city’s tallest buildings seemingly below it.
The triangle appeared larger than a typical commercial airliner. Three large circles on its underside reflected the streetlights. According to M, there was no sound from an engine, friction, or a barometer—not even the sound of propellers turning. The object moved at a steady speed, similar to an aircraft slowing down before landing, but showed no change in shape or lighting.
M said that as the object passed overhead, it became almost invisible: its black surface blended into the dark sky, and the stars seemed to have “gone silent.” After about 20 seconds, it disappeared from view. M could not find it on flight-tracking services such as FlightRadar24.
Local Context
Surrey is a small industrial city about 53 kilometers northwest of Montreal, with a skyline of buildings around 300 feet tall. The area is not known for frequent air traffic, and its proximity to Vancouver International Airport (about 53 kilometers away) does not explain a commercial aircraft flying so low.
Why It’s Interesting
The report describes several features that make the object difficult to identify: a triangular shape, one of the most common forms in UAP reports; a completely black appearance with no lights; and no sound. The witness also said the object was larger than a typical aircraft but flew very low, above city buildings. These characteristics suggest an object unlike known aircraft, including military aircraft or drones.
Conclusion
The report is classified as an “unverified sighting.” There are no other witnesses and no record of routine flights at the same time and place. Still, M’s account appears consistent, and she says she has extensive knowledge of aircraft, which lends credibility to her description. The investigation remains open, and the object’s disappearance into the darkness without leaving any clear trace raises many questions.
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This article is based on NUFORC report #197658, with no external information added.
