Have the famous lights returned?
Way back on March 13, 1997, thousands of people from Phoenix, Arizona and Sonora, Mexico witnessed a strange occurrence that would later become one of the most intriguing UFO incidents. Dubbed the Phoenix Lights, this sighting is as famous as it is mysterious and remains unexplained to this date. And recently there have been other sightings in the same region and the similarities are striking.
At around 8:00 p.m. on February 3, several witnesses reported strange lights over Phoenix. They appeared arranged in a horizontal line over the western sky. According to the witnesses, there were a number of eight lights, bright orange in colour and appeared to move in unison, as if they were all part of the same structure. This would mean that the size of said structure would be gigantic, far larger than any known aircraft. UFO? Quite possibly as there is no other explanation for what this as of yet.
We don’t know, but you can take a look for yourself, to us here at U.I.P this thing looks incredible!
The witness who filmed the strange lights stated:
“I saw this UFO while driving. It was moving south over the Estrella Mountains. The lights were a fiery colour. What is not visible in the video is the shape of the craft and the massive size of it. After it disappeared we continued to drive in the direction it was headed, eventually driving behind the mountain but saw nothing.”
We should note that during the previous evening, a group of people walking to a friend’s house filmed this:
It’s pretty damn obvious that both videos show the same object moving in the skies over Phoenix but its exact nature and origin still remains unknown. Is there any connection between these recent sightings and the original Phoenix Lights? Hard to say.
During the 1997 event, people witnessed a number of lights arranged in a “V” formation. It is believed the lights were part of a larger object as stars would disappear behind it and reappear as soon as it passed. Should these recent videos be analysed we can draw parallels between the two cases.
Interestingly enough, there have been several other incidents in Phoenix between 1997 and 2014, the most notable of which occurred in 2007 and 2008. The 2007 lights were caused by flares dropped from an F-16 fighter jet during a training mission at the nearby Luke AFB. Or so military sources say.
In 2008, another set of lights were seen and these ones appeared to move in an intelligently-controlled fashion: after traveling in a vertical line, they rearranged themselves in a diamond shape. Shortly after, three jets were seen heading toward the lights. The official explanation is that a Phoenix resident had attached flares to helium balloons before setting them off. Some people feel this explanation is a bit peculiar since the identity of the man who released the balloons has never been made public, nor was he cited or charged for creating a fire hazard during a record drought.
It seems something is amiss here but, as we’ve gotten accustomed to, we’re not likely to get the full picture.
On top of all this, since the New Year started we’ve seen a large number of sightings all over the World and not just in Arizona. Something’s definitely going on and hopefully soon we are about to find out what!
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Well remember Fife Symington the Former AZ Governor, who mocked the original events back in 1997? Seems funny to see that he is now trying to cash in on this whole event and even now states that ‘these lights could not of been anything from this world!” Hmmm well, he either knows more now or trying to make money out of it all, but one things for sure….these lights are back and still come with no explanation and again witnessed by many!
So who has the last laugh when it comes to the Arizona lights that even Pepsi tried recently mocking prior to an American Football game? Yep, it very well could be the Aliens who have the last laugh as there is no other explanation for these incredible sightings seen by many!
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The people of Arizona definitely had the last laugh over Fife Symington!