IDK if you were in the middle of nowhere when this happened, but clouds blocking the moon don't cause pitch blackness anywhere I've been.
On a farm surrounded by crops and cattle and other farms, and a gravel road miles long with no street lights. Pretty much middle of nowhere. Miles away from a small town, about an hour away from the closest city. There was also a minuteman less than a mile away until the late-ish 90's. This would have been at least a few years after it was decommissioned. No lights after it was filled in. An air base was about 15-ish miles away.
But yea that's why I considered sharing as I consider it at the very least paranormal or some kind of super uncommon phenomenon. Bumping into a white wall that I couldn't see from 6' away was crazy. We were fucking terrified until the moonlight returned.
electrical phenomena like static or devices not working is a very common report from people who claim to have had close encounters with UFOs.
Yea no cellphones back then and the power was on inside the house, so no clue if anything electronic stopped outside but there wasn't anything out there that was on, but when we turned on the light inside I remember saying something like "dude..." and he said "your hair is fucking wild" and then we both freaked out all over again. It was genuinely crazy.
I once took some melatonin to help me sleep and as soon as I feel asleep I started his horrific lucid dream nightmare that I could not wake up from no matter how hard I tried, and it lasted pretty much the whole night.
Yea I deal with basically this same thing at least once or twice a month. Was 2-3 times a week when I started the med. It sucks. Sometimes I can get myself awake enough to turn on lights and then go sit in the living room with the TV on. It takes at least 30 minutes to kick myself out of it, otherwise going back to sleep just resumes the dream or it'll turn even worse sometimes.
The worst is dreaming that you went to the living room but then the crazy shit follows you there and you realize you either never actually got out of bed or you fell asleep on the couch too soon and it continued.
On a farm surrounded by crops and cattle and other farms, and a gravel road miles long with no street lights. Pretty much middle of nowhere. Miles away from a small town, about an hour away from the closest city. There was also a minuteman less than a mile away until the late-ish 90's. This would have been at least a few years after it was decommissioned. No lights after it was filled in. An air base was about 15-ish miles away.
But yea that's why I considered sharing as I consider it at the very least paranormal or some kind of super uncommon phenomenon. Bumping into a white wall that I couldn't see from 6' away was crazy. We were fucking terrified until the moonlight returned.
Yea no cellphones back then and the power was on inside the house, so no clue if anything electronic stopped outside but there wasn't anything out there that was on, but when we turned on the light inside I remember saying something like "dude..." and he said "your hair is fucking wild" and then we both freaked out all over again. It was genuinely crazy.
Yea I deal with basically this same thing at least once or twice a month. Was 2-3 times a week when I started the med. It sucks. Sometimes I can get myself awake enough to turn on lights and then go sit in the living room with the TV on. It takes at least 30 minutes to kick myself out of it, otherwise going back to sleep just resumes the dream or it'll turn even worse sometimes.
The worst is dreaming that you went to the living room but then the crazy shit follows you there and you realize you either never actually got out of bed or you fell asleep on the couch too soon and it continued.