My Home, NC | Mystery of the Brown Mountain Lights

[@phoenixpariah1963]

I saw one fairly close to were I was camping one winter. It was just floating like it was watching me thru the trees. I do recall that it had snowed heavily the nights before ... yet absolutely clear night skies at the time of my sighting. You are right.. no mistaking the genuine sightings.

[@Mrbutters03]

8 years and only 12k views? Why? Thus video definitely should get millions of views

[@BiblicallyAccurateToaster]

It's good that there are areas where this type of anomalous phenomena occurs fairly regularly like here, Marfa lights, Paulding Light, Ozark spooklights, Uintah Basin, Hessdalen lights, etc... This allows scientists & academics that are not afraid for their reputations & who are willing to look into the unknown to truly study the phenomena not yet understood by academia. Considering that this anomaly is creating moving lights, it potentially could lead to a greater understanding of geoelectric or electromagnetic applications ✨

[@systematic4049]

I know you made this comment 2 years ago but uh, search of the gurdon light here in gurdon Arkansas

[@StudentOfTheHorseAndMule]

Sir I have a video that may interest you.

[@raulbedoya9376]

Me encantan eso de esas luces de las montañas...yo veía en Uruguay en el campo,luces que se movían por todo el terreno...creo que crearé un blogs con el permiso de vosotros sobre esas luces de las montañas y el trabajo de ustedes ..creo son ovnis en actividad...gran abrazo..👍👽⚡✨🌎🇺🇾🇦🇷😁

[@hellraiser639]

Check out hessdalen lights they seem very similar, may find a connection.

[@thevideogamehunger0134]

I watched Alien Abduction a movie where a family brings a camera. Or their autistic son does. And the family gets abducted by aliens.

[@thevideogamehunger0134]

Brown Mountain plus electric interference could be aliens could be some explain able event that scientists haven't explain to the public yet.

[@freqenc]

Trail cameras. Nuff said.

[@joseywells264]

I know what they are and where you're from 👽

[@marygantt6513]

Typical of an academic to think whatever anyone sees isn't anomalous only what he, the academic, sees. Well, I've seen them....plenty of times.

[@MyHomeNC]

Mary..it was interesting to interview them. They did say one night they saw lights, buy the didn't believe it was the BML, but an anomaly and strange. It seems you have to believe to see. :)

[@marygantt6513]

@@MyHomeNC We're going there again soon. I'll let you know if we see anything. We don't always.

[@new_comment]

An even bigger mystery is why PBS (Propaganda Broadcasting System) thinks anyone would believe them or trust anything they cover.