| ID | #1675422254 |
| Added | Fri, 03/02/2023 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | |
| Phenomena | |
| Status | Hypothesis
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Initial data
The following statement was provided by /u/hollmark23 :
Saw it last night in Mesa, Arizona. The orange balls are too big to be planes or stars... but I'm open to any other explanations!!
The balls don't really move for the five minutes or so that I shot on these videos, and seem to disappear.
Thoughts?
Original news
The following submission statement was provided by /u/hollmark23:
Saw this last night in Mesa, Arizona. The orange balls are too big to be planes or stars… but I’m open to any other explanations I can wrap my head around!! The balls don’t really move over the course of the five minutes or so I took these videos, and seemingly vanish.
Thoughts?
Hypotheses
The lights of cranes, pipes and skyscrapers
Most often, this category can be attributed to the lights of a crane, high-rise buildings, boiler pipes, etc., equipped with nighttime lighting that is visible through the haze, fog, or when the color match between the support and the color of the surrounding space.
For unexplained may be taken accidentally or deliberately issued when shooting photos and video. A feature of the lights of a construction crane (in contrast to the street lights) is the movement of the boom, which is a light source.
Investigation
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