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I would think it would be time slowing rather than stopping. I would guess that if it was frozen in time (completely) any photon that touched it would freeze too, therefore you wouldn't be able to see it. It would appear as a black plane outline in the sky. So maybe time slowed around it which could still allow light to reflect back to your eyes. But in that scenario it should fall to the ground. Seems like either something incredibly beyond known physics happened, or it was an allusion due to angles and the plane's direction or banking (the latter seems more likely).

[QUOTE="Brian Now, post: 14796, member: 239"] I would think it would be time [i]slowing [/i] rather than stopping. I would guess that if it was frozen in time (completely) any photon that touched it would freeze too, therefore you wouldn't be able to see it. It would appear as a black plane outline in the sky. So maybe time slowed around it which could still allow light to reflect back to your eyes. But in that scenario it should fall to the ground. Seems like either something incredibly beyond known physics happened, or it was an allusion due to angles and the plane's direction or banking (the latter seems more likely). [/QUOTE]

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