| ID | #1677494051 |
| Added | Mon, 27/02/2023 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | |
| Phenomena | |
| Status | Investigation
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Initial data
An eyewitness caught a fleet of glowing spheres over the Luke Airbase a few days ago.
An eyewitness claims:
At first there were 3 Lights, then I first saw them, they slowly disappeared, then 5 other lights appeared, and then disappeared the same way they appeared.
Original news
Date of sighting: Feb 1, 2023
Location of sighting: Glendale, Arizona, USA
They eyewitness was really on top of it when he caught a fleet of glowing spheres over Luke AFB a few days ago. The UFOs glowed powerfully and each was almost the same size as the one next to it. UFOs are often seen investigating the USAF military bases, even known at to shut down nuclear missiles in silos, forcing the military to remove them entirely since they could never repair them (Ellsworth AFB, South Dakota). Ellsworth was my personal base I worked at in the USAF (Scott Waring) and its also where I had a sighting of a fleet of over 25 spheres the size of 747s back in 1990 abouts, when I worked on B1 Lancer Bombers. There is another aliens interaction with guards at Ellsworth, but this is about Luke AFB, so for a later time. Aliens have a high interest in US military, to both predict, control and warn the Governments of the world of their own alien power being still #1 on Earth.
Scott C. Waring - Taiwan
Eyewitness states: Started off with 3 Lights then I initially saw them they slowly faded in then 5 other lights fade into sight then faded out the same way they appeared.
Hypotheses
Pyrotechnics
This category includes not only pyrotechnic projectiles visible in the sky, but also traces of exploded projectiles, their fragments and other similar activities.
Pyrotechnics is a branch of technology related to the technology of preparing combustible compounds and burning them to obtain a certain signal or effect.
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Investigation
These are probably aerial targets that are commonly used in military exercises.
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