April 13, 1984

It was another ordinary night in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Everyone was asleep. Then, something happened that woke up a good number of people. A sound similar to a whoosh rang through the air, like a passing aircraft. However, this time, the noise managed to cause electrical disturbances throughout the town. The event happened for about fifteen minutes before everything went back to normal. For the rest of the night, no more out-of-the-ordinary events occurred.

April 14, 1984

The next day, someone made a startling discovery outside of Harrisburg. Far up the Appalachian Mountains, a man named Roy Campbell went outside to water his plants, only to find something scattered across his lawn. At first, he thought he had discovered some unique spider webs, but then he discovered many stringy objects. Each piece was about eleven inches long and silver. The string had a warm feeling to it when Roy picked one up. This piece did not seem like any spider web Tom had ever seen. Maybe he could get someone to analyze one of them.