Strange lights over Denver?

Anyone in Denver catch these lights tonight around 9pm heading west?

Witnesses say it was absolutely silent, flew single file, red and sometimes white lights.

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Of course they were absolutely silent. Aircraft at altitude usually can't be heard on the ground unless conditions are just right.

a reply to: Cavrecon22

Red then white lights, flying overhead, displaying no unusual flight characteristics....

airplanes?

That many in a row, probably a military move or exercise.

originally posted by: abe froman
a reply to: Cavrecon22

Red then white lights, flying overhead, displaying no unusual flight characteristics....

airplanes?

Flighttracker didn't have any information. Apparently the airport didn't have any either. Sure I thought the same thing as well, could be airplanes. If I recall correctly Phoenix lights didn't display any unusual flight characteristics either.

Similar lights have been spotted in South Carolina and Illinois without any explanation as well.

originally posted by: abe froman
a reply to: Cavrecon22

Red then white lights, flying overhead, displaying no unusual flight characteristics....

airplanes?

Maybe, but the local airport says they don't know what the lights were and were not tracking anything.

a reply to: TruthJava

The Denver Airport said that?

The one that's basically considered an alien landing base?

a reply to: Cavrecon22


Someone on Twitter just posted a bit ago:

"They just flew over St George UT heading to Cali over Area 51. I counted 32."


Perhaps going to help battle the wildfires?

originally posted by: Zaphod58
Of course they were absolutely silent. Aircraft at altitude usually can't be heard on the ground unless conditions are just right.

I live close about 10 min from FE Warren Force Base here in Wyoming It's pretty awesome to see and hear all sorts of aircraft coming and going. When I am further up north during the day I can see contrails and I hear nothing.

Thought the article was interesting because I'm always looking skyward to see what's flying around and I check the adsb exchange whenever I can in hopes to see something exceptional.

I was hoping that someone on here was a witness so I could get more information. From the photos it looks like all the lights were in sync. Do aircraft normally fly in a single line like that when flying long distances? I'm Army myself so I have no idea haha

originally posted by: Thorneblood
a reply to: TruthJava

The Denver Airport said that?

The one that's basically considered an alien landing base?

I believe it was Centennial Airport south of Denver.

DIA is considered an alien landing base? I used to live 10 min away from there and never saw a thing (aside from the creepy murals inside) haha

originally posted by: TruthJava
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Someone on Twitter just posted a bit ago:

"They just flew over St George UT heading to Cali over Area 51. I counted 32."
Could be. That's a lot of aircraft. I don't think anything in Cheyenne was mobilized.

Perhaps going to help battle the wildfires?

Honestly have no idea. I'm on a hotshot crew in Wyoming and I know most of the Helitac guys here and a few from Co. I haven't heard anything or heard any aircraft take off from FE Warren.

a reply to: Cavrecon22

It's got a ton of myths about it....ranging from the NWO's secret underground lair to a landing site for the Reptilian invasion of earth. Fun place.

originally posted by: Thorneblood
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It's got a ton of myths about it....ranging from the NWO's secret underground lair to a landing site for the Reptilian invasion of earth. Fun place.

I heard that there was some crazy stuff going on there. I used to fly out of there all the time for work and I would always look for those unmarked doors and what not. Never saw anything tho. I think I remember that a few contractors said that some odd stuff was going on when they were working as well. Have to dig that article up.

a reply to: Cavrecon22

They fly in different formations depending on when they're flying, what type of aircraft they are, etc. Fighters tend to fly close together, side by side, where larger aircraft fly in a line, or a loose formation side by side. There are a lot of variables involved.

originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: Cavrecon22

They fly in different formations depending on when they're flying, what type of aircraft they are, etc. Fighters tend to fly close together, side by side, where larger aircraft fly in a line, or a loose formation side by side. There are a lot of variables involved.

Well, I learn something new everyday! Always dig reading your posts! Thanks

Reddit's ufo forum is saying there are 8 (high as 16 lights) c-17's flying under the THUG callsign

Anything using lights is going to be human.
The only reason we put colored lights on our aircraft is to make sure that they CAN BE SEEN.


No reason at all for an et craft to have lights unless they want to be seen.

So my guess is that this is a human built aircraft.

a reply to: Cavrecon22

It's fun when they're flying with tankers. With the exception of the AV-8B, one tanker can usually take six fighters in a single drag. You get five of them flying off the wingtips, and one under the tail on the boom or drogue usually.

FlightRadar24 isn't a really good resource when it comes to military aircraft. I can count on one hand just about, the number of times I've seen military aircraft show up on their tracker. ADS-B Exchange is better, but even they don't show everything. Military flights, depending on the aircraft, routinely fly with just their Mode 3 and Mode C transmitting.

a reply to: Thorneblood

Thug 31, Thug 34, Thug 37, Thug 41, Thug 61, Thug 62, Thug 63, and Thug 69. Looks like they're split between aircraft from Charleston and McChord. Looks like they might have gone into Travis, in California.

originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: Thorneblood

Thug 31, Thug 34, Thug 37, Thug 41, Thug 61, Thug 62, Thug 63, and Thug 69. Looks like they're split between aircraft from Charleston and McChord. Looks like they might have gone into Travis, in California.

In the video at the news site, I count 12 blinkies.

Is this standard operating procedure for a dozen or so large cargo planes to be flying in such a formation at night? Is it possible that they are moving to be positioned to support a military action in Asia?

-dex