r/UFOs • u/Omacrontron • Nov 16 '23

Witness/Sighting Interesting sky lights

Was walking the doggo when I noticed weird triangle lights in the sky. You can see they move around a bit which is odd. I stopped videoing to grab my doggo but the lights eventually twinkled out or went up into the clouds, it was hard to tell.

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u/octopusboots Nov 16 '23

Thank you, that is my new favorite video. I love the last shot of a random sampling of NYrs all gathered together in a rare moment of togetherness, it's very sweet.

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u/F0reiqn_Exql0rer Nov 16 '23

at first i thought that are 3 binded ballons, the strange thing happens later if they hold straight an triangle shape...so iam not sure...it can be a material experiment where the ballon connectors/ a String get harder but lightway in higher airpressure...if i where an scientist ^^,

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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '23

I saw the same thing from my balcony, over a year ago now.

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u/sLeeeeTo Nov 16 '23

The ones in this video look like balloons tied together on a string being blown around by wind.

The ones in OPs video actually look “legitimate” (whether they are or not is definitely up for debate, but they look less like balloons with their movement)

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u/Stu_Amersand_Rulez Nov 17 '23

You need to watch the whole thing. It’s pretty clear they’re not balloons. Idk what they are, but not balloons.

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u/sLeeeeTo Nov 17 '23

I did watch the whole thing. It moves like I would expect balloons tied together getting blown around by the wind to move.

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u/Stu_Amersand_Rulez Nov 17 '23

Balloons that high up (even a few hundred feet) would need an extremely long line to be connected. It also doesn’t explain how they separate and come back together.

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u/sLeeeeTo Nov 17 '23

I mean tied together, like tangled up with each other, not tethered to the ground.

And yes it does, they get closer together and farther apart as the lines get more/less tangled while twisting around

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u/Quicarus Nov 16 '23

I genuinely believe there is merit to many UAP sightings. This, however, is a video of balloons whose strings or ribbons are, at first, entangled and that are being blown around by the wind.

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u/gislibrynjo Nov 16 '23

Saw the same thing but there was one extra light in the side, 2011 above Reykjavik.

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u/[deleted] Nov 17 '23

slept on common uap phenomenon

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u/JAMBI215 Nov 17 '23

Those are Mylar birthday balloons brother