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It seems likely that a mysterious set of UFO lights that appeared over Phoenix, Arizona last year made an unexpected reappearance over New Jersey on Monday night.
Strange lights appeared over New Jersey's Morris County on the evening of Jan. 5, according to a local TV station's report. The bright red lights were first noticed in the night sky by an eleven-year-old girl, who pointed out three lights grouped together, and another pair some distance away. The lights moved silently and slowly, then disappeared one by one.
Was it a UFO or is there an explanation for it?Strange, red, blinking lights could be seen across Morris County on Monday night, and officials thought they had figured out what caused them.
Now, they're not so sure.
Between 8:30 and 9 p.m., the Hurley family in Whippany captured images of a bizarre object in the sky and contacted WCBSTV.com.
"It was unsettling for sure," said Cindy Hurley. "It was something you've never seen before, and a very strange pattern."
Eleven-year-old Kristin was the first to spot them, a group of three lights together, and two lights together, seen in the horizon through the trees. "I looked up outside. I was really scared and saw five red lights," she said.
First youtube vider is the New Jersey lights.
Originally posted by cluckerspud
I like how the witnesses of the mystery lights all have names but the
alleged hoaxer in Phoenix and the balloon-eyewitness are shrouded
and not named.
Also isn't this a different Phoenix case?! "The Phoenix Lights" was
a name adopted in 1997 to an unexplained case of lights in the sky.
I don't remember them being red either.
The one in reference is in 2008. Hoax or no hoax. I feel an attempt
at lessening the original "Phoenix Lights" importance and credibility.
Disinformation, unclear facts and no names assigned to those
who were supposedly first hand witnesses to the hoax.
Even from an objective view how can read this and conclude 100%,
that this was a hoax. You smell that?!
It's BS.
[edit on 9-1-2009 by cluckerspud]
[edit on 9-1-2009 by cluckerspud]
Originally posted by alyosha1981
Exactly what I'm trying to point out! what is the true reason for articles like this one is it in fact more disinformation?
Originally posted by cluckerspud
Originally posted by alyosha1981
Exactly what I'm trying to point out! what is the true reason for articles like this one is it in fact more disinformation?
It's to keep us with in the boundaries of our elite thinkers.
A set parameter. Hear me out.
They don't want us to know what is out there, because I think
the existence to UFO's means they have to stop lying. It's hard
to stop the lie once it is so big. Also admitting to their existence
could prove realms of science unimaginable. Free energy and so
on.
Reasons for articles like this are to keep people who may believe in
anything off this rock is stupid, and it classifies you as a whacko.
Therefore we get the Science Channel that tells us how massive,
expansive, unpredictable and empty space is. No life, just plenty
of beautiful galaxies, stars, nebulas, blackholes, dark matter, super
novas, moons, gasses etc. But no life. That would be crazy, now sit
down, it must be a road flare.
I think any hoaxers should be sought out, brought to light and charged
with "Obstructing Science". Also tying up the 911 phone line and wasting
the time of any officers involved.
Notice how nothing will be done to find out who the hoaxer is.
But they will sure find out who is crazy and saw the lights.
They'll give you there full name, put em on TV and tell you
what town they live in.
Originally posted by alyosha1981
I agree, but didn't UFO hunter's debunk the flair theory? I believe this is disinformation pure and simple