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Originally posted by pointr97
I don't know, there were a number of times that the triangle pivoted on an axis, and the lights moved together as if pinned. The swinging back and forth was to sync'd to be one pilot responding to another, ~shrug~ then it could just be lanterns staying at exactly the same distance....who knows in this crazy world.
Originally posted by vedatruth
reply to post by dethduck
You have a point. The video does not show a craft. It is just three lights.
It can be anything, including chinese lanterns.
It looks like the speculative TR-3B craft, probably owned by USAF.
As I already said, I suspect these lanterns are closer than some people think, but we really don't know how far away they are. One of the most common mistakes eyewitnesses make is to presume they can tell how far away an light in the night sky is, when in fact, they can't. The flares seen from Phoenix were probably 70 miles away, and they were still extremely bright on camera. brumac.8k.com...
Originally posted by rickyrrr
I think that for Chinese lanterns to show on video they have to be much closer to the camera than most people assume possible.
Would appreciate data to the contrary.
As I already said, I suspect these lanterns are closer than some people think
Originally posted by ShallNotFearTheFuture
Very interesting video, maybe were looking at an aurora class aircraft. Very interesting how these are popping up alot more lately...
Originally posted by vedatruth
It looks like the speculative TR-3B craft, probably owned by USAF.
Speculated to be powered by mercury plasma engines, that makes it lift like a helicopter and move like a helicopter but without the noise, and air movement. You can call it a silent helicopter.
It is not a spaceship. It cannot go in vacuum.
It may be a slow and bulky craft, so not suitable for war.