I was in my car, driving west, a huge craft, 800 meters, triangular, and only 200 meters off the ground. There were 3 (red i believe) lights, on at each point, and a central (white maybe) one. It occluded the sky to my north, and tipped down strangely; i could see lights snaking and striping all around the ‘top’ of the craft. It looked like it housed a small city. The craft trailed lights, like an exhaust of colorful streaks, almost spark like. I watched it for a while, then raced [HOME]. I ran in, my parents were there, already excitedly talking about this thing. My father an engineer, was astounded, repeated several times, “not a sound from it!” My parents had been about 3 miles west of me at the city’s lake. They saw it, got out and laid on the hood to watch it. They watched not than 40 minutes by their account. My brother who’d been at a friends, came in, saw it too. He was about a mile south west of me when i first saw it, and more than 3 miles southeast of the ‘rents/lake. The craft moved slowly, it has tipped for me to see the top plane, and it had in hyperspeed gone out many miles, and back to maybe a mile or 2 up. It was still huge, but not really occluding the sky. It was simply not from here, or not from here in the timeline i was experiencing. The newspaper the next day, had to, and i mean, “HAD TO” acknowledge it. It might be a suburban area, but it was seen! The paper- something like, “A-bomb formation seen over olathe” Nope There was a single craft, it was very visible, lit up, and it moved like nothing else. Nothing with the tech of the day could move like that, and made zero sound. My parents aren’t here to interview, and my brother recalls it, as actually a formation. It was gaslighting then, it’s gaslighting now, and it seems- most of us are susceptible to such!