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Originally posted by mbaca3570
reply to post by Lost_Mind
I would say the lights where no more that 500 feet above us but we were also a mile away give or take .5 mile
kingman is 3200 feet above sea level
this is the closest point adress wise
Round Up Rd & El Paso Rd
Kingman North, AZ 86401
put that in google maps
Originally posted by how2josh
Exactly, it is a cover up of some sort but they have to let us see them in the sky for everyone to accept what they were. I would have had no idea that this was happening, that night by the time i saw them there were only 9 in total. My daughter happened to see them and called me outside and I'm wondering why i dismissed them as helicopters i think it was because they moved so slow. From my angle of view which is from Thompson Ave by bank there was one that I saw that shot up into the atmosphere or space in just a second or less.
Originally posted by mbaca3570
Originally posted by how2josh
I saw these lights with my own eyes only I did not investigate. Have seen them before around the hualapai mtn. area when you look south numerous times. Something may be happening as far a new "vehicle tests" and or just simply unexplainable whatever they were generated such a clean light that it would be hard to dismiss them as regular helicopters. On that note they were in no way shape or form an airplane either.......They were like aircraft that moved slowly and generated no noise and the lights were WAY too bright to be anything we are "used" to in the sky.
Thank you someone to verify no noise was heard and those lights where really bright but there was always one brighter than the rest but they didnt have spot lights like if they were searching for something or someone on the ground
Originally posted by Kratos40
These are lights on Night Training Modules. Sorry but no visiting aliens this time. I'm disappointed. Why is this on the Front Page?
Kratos40
Originally posted by Akasirus
Originally posted by mbaca3570
reply to post by Lost_Mind
I would say the lights where no more that 500 feet above us but we were also a mile away give or take .5 mile
kingman is 3200 feet above sea level
this is the closest point adress wise
Round Up Rd & El Paso Rd
Kingman North, AZ 86401
put that in google maps
Just wondering, how did you estimate the height? For that matter, the distance as well? It seems to me they could have been twice as high and twice as far, if they aren't overlapping any objects of known size, how can you really tell?
Originally posted by nh_ee
Student pilots are not yet instrument rated thus are limited to VFR (Visual Flight Rules) daytime flight only.
Formation flight by students AT night is highly unlikely especially at a premiere Flight school, such as Emory-Riddle.
If those were Cessnas we'd also see their nightflight FAA required red and green navigation lights and strobes.
Originally posted by kobewan69
it's pretty easy to spot a plane by night. They have blinking lights. All aircraft have blinking lights. Also, civilian AND military aircrafts have mandatory a green light on one wing and a red light on another wing. This is due to navigation and it comes from ships that have a similar navigation system, basicly it is to know which is left and which is right in order to better understand, if you have no radar, if the craft is heading your way or in the opposite direction. In the case of Cesna's, they do not fly high enough in order for the red/green lights to be undistinguishable. Just a head's up for people seeing stuff What I find more intriguing at night are the lights that have NO BLINK whatsoever
edit on 11-8-2011 by kobewan69 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by VraxUK
Originally posted by kobewan69
it's pretty easy to spot a plane by night. They have blinking lights. All aircraft have blinking lights. Also, civilian AND military aircrafts have mandatory a green light on one wing and a red light on another wing. This is due to navigation and it comes from ships that have a similar navigation system, basicly it is to know which is left and which is right in order to better understand, if you have no radar, if the craft is heading your way or in the opposite direction. In the case of Cesna's, they do not fly high enough in order for the red/green lights to be undistinguishable. Just a head's up for people seeing stuff What I find more intriguing at night are the lights that have NO BLINK whatsoever
edit on 11-8-2011 by kobewan69 because: (no reason given)
Just for you reference, the red and green lights are referred to port and starboard lights. Port = red. Starboard = Green.
It's mainly navigational, and so people can easily work out the general direction of a boat leaving or entering different areas of water such as harbours etc. Few other reasons such as right of way, though there's no rules on the water and ATC sorts it all out in the sky.
Airplanes just having green, white and red lights didn't cut it for me! Haha.edit on 11-8-2011 by VraxUK because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by TheRemedial
Not sure about the images. The link to the Dark Kn1ght thread made me click for some odd reason and there was something described by the OP of that thread that I have witnessed and been rattled by now twice. I have seen the lights in the sky on a few occasions and they "danced" to a point. One of these nights (2010) 3 were together and split up, I watched one (the last one visible) and it swooped down extremely fast and then stopped...It then ascended again but the light was so brilliant so fast I took a step back. The next time was not more then a week and a half ago where I saw but only one swoop down (and ascended) on a night where I saw over a dozen of them.
They looked like these found on youtube.
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Originally posted by mbaca3570
reply to post by wmd_2008
also I never said that they were aliens I said I want to know what it was because these were not cessna aircraft and these where silent less than 2 miles away.edit on 12-8-2011 by mbaca3570 because: more info