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Elusive ‘Floating Silver Mothership’ Makes Snowy Appearance In Prospect Heights

Donny Levit

Dec 19, 2016 — 1 min read

Brooklyn Spaceship — Photo by Dwayne Hall

The chase continues as a mysterious intergalactic vehicle made an appearance this weekend, touching down for yet another visit.

If you haven’t followed the floating silver mothership’s path: sightings have taken place in Williamsburg, East Williamsburg, Fort Greene, and Prospect Heights since the Thanksgiving holiday.

Neighbor Angie Brown informed BKLYNER that her boyfriend Dwayne Hall spotted the mothership “parked” at the intersection of Vanderbilt Avenue and Park Place near the Foodtown in Prospect Heights. The supermarket is located at 632 Vanderbilt Avenue.

Hall snapped photos but was unable to locate the being responsible for the ship.

Brooklyn Mothership — Photo by Dwayne Hall

Has anyone ever seen this car in NYC before? License plate is from Montana but I saw it today in Fort Greene. Trying to figure it out! from nyc

We continue to hunt for the mothership so we can understand why it has descended upon us.

Our society has a myriad of questions right now. And we’re hoping for some answers.

We entreat you to contact us at editor@bklyner.com if you see anything. Think of it as your civic duty.

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