Arizona lights? anyone who believes in this phenomenon i would like some feedback to hear your take

ok so the arizona lights?
real or not?
fact or fiction?
you tell me....
most of you have probably already seen footage but if you havent i believe this is total proof that there is someone or something else out there...
this is shot live...
so it is total evidence to me that we are not alone...
let me know what you think...


www.youtube.com...

I live in Phoenix, but wasn't around during the "Phoenix Lights" event , but many of my friends watched it and it was indeed real. One freind described to motion of the "lights" to be so rapid that they moved across the whole sky "like sliding a dime across a table" and this guy is a veteran quite familiar with aircraft. I do not know what exactly this event was, nor does anybody I know, but it definitely happened, and it doesn't fit in with any known item in the sky I am aware of, which makes it a "UFO" for sure, but whether it was of extra-terrestrial origin is unkown.

Its been discussed so many times here. Here it is in a nutshell:

- There is overwhelming video evidence that the "famous" video of the Phoenix Lights is flares going down behind a mountain. A daylight comparison simply erase all doubt.

- Something other than flares was also sighted, from witnesses a very large airplane (and they seem to make no mistake on how it behave: totally unlike the video footage)

[edit on 10-2-2008 by merka]

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This is completely false. Watch the video- the lights move up down, change formation and zip across the sky instantly, they dont hang in midair then disappear as you suggest, and the video I am aware of was taken right near where I currently live, which places the event directly over Downtown. I am certain people would have noticed "flares" landing in their backyards....

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Agreed. If that ridiculous "flares" explanation would've been enough to actually convince anyone they would have no problem "repeating" the same exercise, just to put our concerns to rest.

have you thought about 'tri-angulating' the formation of lights?

i seen some video which seemed to be taken from somehere around
Camelback Mountain
i've seen some images which seem to be taken from Papago Park

now just use optics or whatever to determine jst approximately how far or close the formation was to downtown Phoenix.

I personally feel the formation was in the Valley of the Sun & not
50-100 miles distant in the direction of the military range.

Of course the daytime and early evening object(s), seen & reported by many, was not the large flying-wing/boomerang formation seen later that night.

But the daylight triangular object(s) could have merged with other objects that night to produce that mile long formation, assumed to have been a single, solid object.


psst. the crafts originated from Nevada & made maiden flights all through AZ skies for +14 hours..and were all seen generally above anf generally following 'highway corridors'... as if the triangular shaped objects were
practicing autonomous navigation using interstates and major arteries as
their flight paths.

[edit on 10-2-2008 by St Udio]

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Originally posted by ItsHumanNature
This is completely false. Watch the video- the lights move up down, change formation and zip across the sky instantly, they dont hang in midair then disappear as you suggest

I'd say that is completely false

The famous Phoenix Lights video does NOT move up and down, change formation or "zip" across the sky instantly. We know that because the bloody city is in full view.

If you are refering to something else, please state the time index in the video you are talking about (I only briefly looked it over because I've seen the Phoenix Lights footage a ton of times)