| ID | #1670941480 |
| Added | Tue, 13/12/2022 |
| Author | July N. |
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| Phenomena | |
| Status | Result
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Initial data
A US resident was extremely surprised to see a large UFO of three glowing lights in the shape of a triangle over Washington.
It is difficult to explain logically what this is, because Washington is very strict about launching drones (at least civilian ones).
In some cities of the state, such launches are explicitly prohibited, and the District of Columbia is a special closed airspace.
People also write that if someone tries to violate this ban, he faces launching military aircraft to intercept, and subsequently a very serious lawsuit. So it probably wasn't a civilian drone.
As for the fact that it could be a military aircraft, or even some kind of secret military drone, the question arises what it could do in the sky over Washington and how it could move completely silently. Some very advanced technology?
Many believe that this video is real, and write that they themselves have seen something similar in the sky, including in New York, Virginia, Florida and other US states.
A version was proposed that this was a reflection of something projected from the earth, but it was refuted, pointing out that then it was possible to see a ray going into the sky from the source of the projection.
The most popular hypothesis for all these videos with lights in the sky is that they are just Chinese lanterns. But closer to the middle of this video, you can see that all three lights disappear into the sky almost simultaneously. Do three Chinese lanterns go out at the same time?
Original news
A resident of the United States was unusually surprised to see a large UFO of three luminous lights in the shape of a triangle over Washington.
It is difficult to logically explain what it is, because in Washington they are very strict about the launch of drones (at least civilian ones).
In some cities in the state, any such launch is expressly prohibited, and the District of Columbia is a special closed airspace.
Also, people write that if someone tries to violate this ban, they will face the launch of military aircraft to intercept, and subsequently with a very serious lawsuit. So most likely it was not a drone of civilians.
As for the fact that it could be a military aircraft, or even some kind of secret military drone, then the question arises of what he could do in the sky over Washington and how he could move completely silently. Some very advanced technology?
Many people believe that this video is real and write that they themselves have seen something similar in the sky, including in New York, Virginia, Florida and other US states.
A version was proposed that this is a reflection of something projected from the earth, but it was refuted, indicating that then one could see a beam going into the sky from the source of the projection.
The most popular hypothesis for all these videos with lights in the sky is that they are just Chinese lanterns. But towards the middle of this video, you can see that all three lights disappear into the sky almost simultaneously. Three Chinese lanterns go out at the same time?
Hypotheses
Sky Lantern
Sky Lantern (Chinese flashlight, Thai flashlight) - paper flying luminous structure made of rice paper stretched on a light wooden frame, bamboo ring, burner.
Objects and light sources out of focus
When the objects are out of focus, their silhouettes blurred and poorly recognizable. They can look like dark or colored translucent stain. This is often the cobwebs, spiders, insects in front of the camera.
Events
Rocket launches (from space.skyrocket.de)
- Site: Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Eastern Test Range, Cape Canaveral, Florida (USA) Vehicle: Falcon-9 v1.2 (Block 5) Payload: Hakuto-R M1 Lunar Flashlight
Investigation
Based on the behavior of objects, these are sky lanterns. They sometimes fade a little from the wind.
Resume
Sky Lantern
Sky Lantern (Chinese flashlight, Thai flashlight) - paper flying luminous structure made of rice paper stretched on a light wooden frame, bamboo ring, burner.
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