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originally posted by: fromtheskydown
a reply to: Willtell
I genuinely have no idea, I live in the UK and was hoping someone in the vicinity would bring something to the table. To be honest, I know some will come on and attribute the lights to drones or flares without adding anything substantial but these recurring formations of three lights must have some kind of common reason, whether that be military or non-military.
*EDIT* I would presume the guy uploaded this pretty soon after the event but cannot say for sure. Upload date is 15th March 2018.
originally posted by: LightSpeedDriver
a reply to: fromtheskydown
3 planes probably also coming in to land at the same airport. The middle one at least has a flashing light which would indicate an aircraft of some kind. That's my guesstimate anyway, not a UFO.
originally posted by: fromtheskydown
originally posted by: LightSpeedDriver
a reply to: fromtheskydown
3 planes probably also coming in to land at the same airport. The middle one at least has a flashing light which would indicate an aircraft of some kind. That's my guesstimate anyway, not a UFO.
Thanks for the reply. I'm afraid I don't see any flashing light on the middle one and by that reasoning, why no flashing lights on the other two? Also, at 1:02 a vehicle with what I perceive to be standard aircraft lights passes from left to right and is totally different to the three lights in question.
I know aircraft waiting to land circle in stacks and although I know little about the technicalities, these lights look too regularly spaced and too close together for the safety of standard air traffic.
originally posted by: roadgravel
Maybe the lights are stationary and the plane is turning which makes the lights appear to change position since the plane's position relative to them changes.
originally posted by: opethPA
Occam wonders if anyone else saw it I mean its not like you are in a high population area around there..
He would also ask why the "ufo" doesnt actually move but rather is consistent with being stationary while the plane the person filming is is moving which explain the point of view change you see at the end.
originally posted by: roadgravel
Would be nice to know the flight or what was the direction of the approach or the runway used. Too much area to do a random search for structures.
originally posted by: fromtheskydown
originally posted by: opethPA
Occam wonders if anyone else saw it I mean its not like you are in a high population area around there..
He would also ask why the "ufo" doesnt actually move but rather is consistent with being stationary while the plane the person filming is is moving which explain the point of view change you see at the end.
I have no idea on the population density of the area, although it does look pretty much built-up with all the lights. I am now leaning toward the lights being stationary and the movement of the plane being the reason for the appearance of rotation.
originally posted by: fromtheskydown
originally posted by: roadgravel
Would be nice to know the flight or what was the direction of the approach or the runway used. Too much area to do a random search for structures.
True. Do the lights appear to high to you, to be on a structure when compared to the other lights...unless they are on a hillside?
originally posted by: chrismarco
a reply to: fromtheskydown
the middle one at the end absolutely has nav lights flashing..judging from the few planes in the area this must be close to the airport..they are in formation for their arrival...not unusual to see muliple planes in line for approach..
originally posted by: roadgravel
originally posted by: fromtheskydown
originally posted by: roadgravel
Would be nice to know the flight or what was the direction of the approach or the runway used. Too much area to do a random search for structures.
True. Do the lights appear to high to you, to be on a structure when compared to the other lights...unless they are on a hillside?
They don't appear very high up. An aircraft passes by quite a bit above them. Compare them to other lighting on the ground, they seem similar.
originally posted by: Blaine91555
a reply to: fromtheskydown
What's the location? They look stationary and the only movement I can make out is the camera is moving. Transmission towers of some kind perhaps.