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reply to post by _BoneZ_
at that low of an altitude
Originally posted by GunzCoty
If you would of said toys, or CGI, then I would consider your input, but to say Chinese lanterns or balloons is a bit dismissive in my opinion.
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
Originally posted by GunzCoty
Chinese lanterns move that fast?
Or balloons. I'm going with balloons. Again, they are very low and he drives right past them. If they were "real" UFO's at that low of an altitude, there would be tons of pictures and videos and news stations reporting it.
The fact that they are rising up from the ground is an indication that they are most definitely not UFO's, but of something terrestrial like Chinese lanterns or balloons. The wind speed would dictate how fast balloons will travel through the air.
I have no doubt they are balloons (or Chinese lanterns) since this was not in the news and nobody else saw fit to record it.
Originally posted by randyvs
reply to post by sTrE3tFigHt3r
This looks to be the real thing OP. Separated but fixed points of light. I've seen this in Apple Valley once in 2008.
Nice catch.
SnFedit on 21-10-2012 by randyvs because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Violater1
These sightings seem to be on the rise.
has anyone thought of the possibility that NAS Dallas or Carswell AFB
Originally posted by texasgirl
reply to post by _BoneZ_
Well, the Texas State Fair had a bad week with Big Tex burning down and the Stratosphere ride stranding fairgoers for several hours so I am not surprised to see the possibility of strange orbs in the sky over there.
But I'm pretty sure it's Chinese Lanterns.
edit on 21-10-2012 by texasgirl because: (no reason given)
These sightings seem to be on the rise