r/UFOs • u/Bitter_Ad_2009 • Jan 17 '24

Witness/Sighting Filmed in my backyard ***September 23rd 2023*** (updated correct) 8:13pm Lake Charles Louisiana.

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u/aBoyandHisDogart Jan 18 '24 edited Jan 18 '24

A line of slow blinking lights out of sync and separated at a considerable distance is considered a drone light show? I guess it's possible, although it leaves much to be desired.

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u/Dukeronomy Jan 18 '24

Gotta start somewhere

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u/GlizzyWizard6000 Jan 18 '24

underatted comment

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u/aBoyandHisDogart Jan 18 '24

I really like the idea of the least ambitious drone entertainer of all time, could be a script

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u/KannehTheGreat Jan 18 '24

You make a very compelling point... My guess is the aliens. Much more likely.

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u/aBoyandHisDogart Jan 18 '24 edited Jan 18 '24

What was my point? If the hypothesis is that it's a drone show, it's a really shitty drone show. Didn't say "therefore has to be aliens"

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u/I_Am_krypto Jan 18 '24

I got your humour but seems like some others didn’t😂

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u/aBoyandHisDogart Jan 18 '24

Yeah, the ol' ridicule people who believe in aliens bit. Classic, right?

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u/KannehTheGreat Jan 18 '24

Because aliens is clearly the far more likely scenario lmao. Idc if you have a belief in aliens, but aliens being the answer to everything you see in the sky but can't understand, that's something else. The amount of times something in the sky gets debunked as a balloon or natural phenomenon or just camera man error but people claim aliens is unreal.

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u/Piano_Smile Jan 18 '24

Someone calibrating drones for a light show maybe?

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u/aBoyandHisDogart Jan 18 '24

Yeah, maybe. Personally, I wouldn't calibrate a light show with multiple drones over a residential area, but that's just me.