round dark grey sphere motionless then slowly left smaller smaller till gone. as left size proportionate.im from seattle it was the summer of 2002 behind prudential in kent. im waiting for my sweetheart of twenty years who is working inside now the good stuff ive never seen anything and didnt expect to in forever who is to say you will meet anybody else. im standing next to the car and look at the sky to the south mostly clear with high clouds and i see this dark grey ball in the distance floating motionless just above a layer of clouds after a few what the's i run inside grab debbie tell her what i saw and we run back out i point right at it because if you wern't looking right at it you wouldnt see it and she says i see it i go to get the video camera out of the car have trouble findig it in the view finder look at the object itself and it is slowly movig too the left but as it is movinit is proportionatly getting smaller in size it moved 6 inches in my view and was gone.debbie was looking at aplane she drives me nuts i guess she couldnt see it because it wasnt suppose to be there.it was at the beginnig of the week and i remember reading in the newspaper before that someone flew hot air baloon over mount ranier and at first i thought it was that but it was perfectly round darkish military grey not shiny and duration 6and a half minutest seemed like it had a square protusion travelig from one side of the globe to the other 1 and 2 and 1 and 2 when it did move it moved very slow almost sneaky like and got smaller in diameter untill it was gone it was very clearly a dark grey orb estimate it to beat least ten miles away hard to tell when it comes to sky but i would say the object was as big as a the sphere in movie sphere i really dont care about whether people believe me but ill tell you this i feel like this is alien tv and im the srar of some comedy lost in space in the outer limits of the monster barbie zone twisting turning through the never.at least the music is good, out((NUFORC Note: Time and date are estimates. PD))