UPDATED!!!!
One of my favorite out of this world places…ate there a couple of times after my abduction with a rotating view of the universe and at one time was a symbol of a certain city but no longer, name the building on which this UFO landed, the name of the UFO and the city…
Yes, this extraterrestrial UFO hides in plain sight in the middle of downtown Atlanta! The extraterrestrials made it a “symbol” of Atlanta as you can see in the photos below. They landed this on top of Hyatt Regency. So clever were they, that it soon became a major symbol the Atlanta skyline similar to the Empire State Building being a symbol of New York’s skyline until other buildings, in particular the Twin Towers, eclipsed it.
Other buildings in downtown Atlanta now hide the Polaris spaceship and it no longer is symbolic of Atlanta! The extraterrestrials no longer wanted any unwarranted attention, especially today as Congress is making it known that they actually exist and often in plain sight!
Here are some photos of the extraterrestrial’s space craft back in the day of being a symbol of Atlanta. Today, it remains a restaurant of these extraterrestrials’ hospitality. But it no longer rotates as it did when I ate there. In fact, in its rotating days, women would place their purse on the ledge by their booth and they would move but not their purse. It was a clever way for extraterrestrials to make money by stealing!
Here is a rare photo of the UFO landing on top of the Hyatt Regency in Atlanta:
And others in its heyday of be a symbol of Atlanta:
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Polaris atop the Hyatt Regency, Atlanta
Why is it no longer a symbol of Atlanta?
I don't know that it ever was a symbol of Atlanta.
When it was built it was above most of the surrounding rooftops and the views from the rotating outer rim of the restaurant were pretty amazing. Now it is hemmed in by taller buildings.
The Sundial on top of the Westin Peachtree is, at 720 feet, twice as high as the Polatis and offers a better view of the city and suburbs.
https://www.myinspiredesign.com › hyatt-regency-atla...
May 2, 2023 — It was Atlanta's first rotating restaurant when it opened in 1967, and quickly became a symbol of the fast-growing city, featured on souvenirs, ...
At first I thought it was a Roman Church.
Byz - Actually . . . the Polaris restaurant bears more of a resemblance, a STRIKING resemblance, to the Greek Orthodox Church of the Annunciation in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, than to any Roman church...
THE GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH OF THE POLARIS, SO TRUE
https://wrightinwisconsin.org/annunciation-greek-orthodox-church
Fr.'s
I am familiar with this church given that it is Wright's design. Indeed it's modern. I can't say it's my favorite interior, however, all is where it should be.
There was a short time in the seventies when round church structures were the rage in Roman churches in the US. They didn’t age well and were thankfully pooly constructed so will be replaced soon.
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