There was an amazing youtube video a few years ago of a man doing time-lapsed astrophotography in his backyard and he caught a few frames of an alien craft passing through. The windows you describe kind of remind me of that craft.

If you want to go the night vision route they make an adapter to mount a PVS14 to any camera lens with a 47mm filter thread. I have this setup and may make a youtube video using it. The spheres that I encountered are barely visible when they're not running the lights, unless you are very close to them, so that might actually be a good option. It's a cumbersome setup though.

As far as people thinking your story is ridiculous, I've given up trying to prove anything to people. Only having a close-encounter themselves can ever change that opinion. There's already a lot of great video out there. If you capture something amazing people will just claim its AI generated.

I just read the sighting in Spokane WA. If it was not Starlink satellites then could it have been the same object I saw? We need his time of sighting to determine that possibility.

Thank you for the info. Next month I hope to buy some sort of small video recorder with either a low light filter/lense or an NVG with recording ability. I have seen lights in the sky doing weird stuff off and on since I was 12 years old. Guess I look up too much. But it has always been minor events from my perspective and I'm sure many of them have rational explanations. Especially since I grew up around military air bases. But what I saw on November 7th has made me a 100% believer. Though it could be one of ours. Tech the normal world isn't ready for so the DoD keeps it under wraps. However, it could be non-terrestrial as well. I just need to get visual evidence so my coworker will stop looking at me like I have 5 eyes.

Thank you for your report. I have had two close encounters and also have no video evidence. The first was in the 1990's, no cell phone. The second was 12/65/24 and it happened too quickly to pull my phone out, find the camera app, and start recording. I was too mesmerized anyway for that. I have many cameras if you need any advice but it's very difficult to capture them at night, and they also have to return to be videoed. I've spent a ton of money on gear in hopes that I have another close encounter. It's not very fruitful. Not that I want to dissuade anyone from searching. My advice would be a simple point-and-shoot camera. Something small enough that you'll always have it with you, but can instantly turn on and start recording, unlike a phone camera where you have to unlock it, navigate to the camera app, switch the camera to video, etc. Then to complicate things even more, many people who get too close get their camera battery drained by whatever these things are, or they know they took pics and none are there when they get to the computer to view. That leaves analog film, and all of its inherent problems.