Mysterious Weird Lights in the Sky | Pilots UFO Reports over Dallas!

[@AltitudeAerials]

Pilot here as well. We've been seeing these lights on our asia-north america transpacific flights early this year for some reason they're not visible nowadays. Have actual footage from my phone. Vas Aviation let me know if you would like me to send you the video.

[@MajorSkyblue]

Could you post on your own channel?

[@AltitudeAerials]

@MajorSkyblue good idea. just did kzbin.infok80lzO3q4R8

[@idle1942]

Could be low earth orbit satellites? If that video was taken at dusk, the sun can still reach the satellite when it’s in the zenith while it’s dark at ground level. Starlink orbits between 30 to 60 times higher than the usual airliner cruise altitude. As the satellite moves into the shadow of earth it will dim. Satellites moving eastbound will disappear and those moving westbound will start to appear and seemingly shine out of nowhere.

[@AltitudeAerials]

@@MajorSkyblue good idea, just did.

[@AltitudeAerials]

@@idle1942 not sure. We have no idea what they are. The crazy thing is, we've been flying the same routes for the past several years but those lights only started appearing last year. Also haven't seen them lately. I'm not sure what they are. But it's always like that as you can see in my video, there's a big white light (we fondly call mothership) and always 2 or 3 fainter lights that seem to be coming and going to the "mothership". Sometimes the smaller faint lights appear far away from the mothership and then zoom away on their own.

[@mikelp72]

Professional pilot here. I’ve been seeing these lights too, especially in the last year or so. It’s something new, and no one can explain what it is.

[@More_Row]

What do you think it is

[@ads1035]

​@@aerialbugsmasherDon't Starlink satellites usually appear as a line of lights as they ascend? And once they're spread out and higher up, aren't they too dim to see?

[@aerialbugsmasher]

@@ads1035EDIT: SO MANY OF YOU KEEP MISSING THE FACT THAT THIS IS NOT ACTUAL VIDEO OF WHAT THE PILOT SAW. IT'S STOCK FOOTAGE. THEY WERE FLYING AT NIGHT AS MENTIONED CLEARLY AT 0:22 . PAY ATTENTION PEOPLE No. The line of lights is only right after launch. But once in orbit, usually right around sunset to around 2200, you can clearly see the flashes from the ones already in a regular orbit. They always happen in a very specific and small section of the sky, about the size of your hand with fingers spread out, while at arms length, usually to the northwest (from the USA at least). You'll see several criss crossing each other, and I've seen about 6 at a time, I can see why people freak out over them, as they give the illusion of randomly moving lights. Like I've mentioned in other comments, there's tons of apps or websites out there that track these, and many will predict when you can see these flashes.

[@ads1035]

@@aerialbugsmasher That's cool as heck. Would you care to recommend any of those apps in particular? I'd like to see if I can catch some myself.

[@aerialbugsmasher]

@@ads1035 heavens-above is one, though it's not the most user friendly. Satflare is another. Or findstarlink. Google these since KZbin will block links

[@foreverCaroline2]

I love all the comments from pilots. That’s amazing that you are all experiencing that!

[@leroilapue15]

Be careful what you believe this whole thing stinks of a government psy op

[@javierlago7551]

Business jet pilot myself. I saw the same lights some months ago, flying southbound from the northern region of the USA bound to Central America. Altitude I was flying was FL430, approximate heading of 215 degrees, at dusk-early evening. According to the first pilot reporting them, what I saw matches what he saw, same three-light shaped figure with same variation in brightness and same location high in the sky. 😲😳

[@Blizofoz45]

My pet theory is they're biological and responding to aircraft like ducks to a decoy. The lack of objective or agenda along with the surveillance capabilities of satellites is why I rule out drones/spy planes. (I'm just a RC hobbyist, not pretending I know anything about UFOs)

[@wyganter]

Triangular, with three lights? Probably a TR3B. Your tax dollars at work.

[@beckypetersen8554]

​@@Blizofoz45Good point! I hear those aliens are pretty sneaky.

[@noelphilips]

My wife was on a night flight over Dallas yesterday evening and saw exactly the same thing. The photo is identical to the images shown in this video. They followed the plane for about 30 minutes from central Texas until they were north of Dallas, in the north east towards Louisiana/Arkansas.Very strange!

[@AshleighAnimallover]

Id like to thank all the pilots in here. Thank you for your hard work and watching our skies. Thank you for telling us things the government is not. I am just an interested hobby sky watcher. Be safe up there❤

[@leroilapue15]

Its all a psy op for Agenda 2030

[@Texan_Tacos]

Airline pilot here. I saw 60+ of these near Phoenix about a year ago. I would say ~60 of them were at FL40 maneuvering like this, then there was about 6 of them at FL60 maneuvering erratically. They would get bright, then fade. When they would fade you could see an object there, I would say it was close to a metallic orb or a tic tac shaped object.

[@mihan2d]

Call me a tinfoil hat enthusiast but I'm thinking drone swarm tests. People been talking about this tech for a while and let's say if some random Ukranian or Russian guy can assemble a drone in his garage from sticks and cardboard and it can fly 3000 km imagine how far a behemoth like Lockheed can push this technology

[@Doxymeister]

@@mihan2d Yeah, but anybody like Lockheed would be required to have identifiers on any aircraft, right? Like a GPS beacon or radar identifier of some kind--you can't have unregistered flying objects that high and risk regular aircraft. Plus ~60 of them? Would a well-known aircraft developer risk losing everything by putting up a huge swarm of experimental drone-type craft and take a chance with high-flying commercial/military aircraft?

[@mihan2d]

​​@@Doxymeister Wait are you saying US government (or a major corp working for govt) isn't going to do something illegal because it's-- illegal? Like DEFINITELY they wouldn't 🤭🤭

[@user-sp9ue1ws7c]

@@Doxymeisterif its from china or smthing gps beacon would obviously be a bad idea on wartime craft because it would just be targeted

[@Doxymeister]

@@user-sp9ue1ws7c From the "Pilot Institute": "Where is an altitude reporting transponder required? When Must an Aircraft Have a Transponder? A transponder is not required unless an aircraft is operating: In Class A, Class B, or Class C airspace. Above 10,000 feet Mean Sea Level (MSL), excluding airspace below 2,500 feet Above Ground Level (AGL)." Directive issued April 6, 2023. Most of these sightings have been at or above cruising altitude for commercial aircraft. All flights must be equipped with transponders.

[@nelsonbrandt7847]

I fly at night in the Caribbean and see those lights frequently on a clear night.

[@ACEshredZ]

Sounds enjoyable

[@MatthewSebree]

Airline pilot myself. I witnessed them with 3 other separate crew members on 4 different occasions since September flying along the west coast. They are always in roughly the same place offshore. I assumed satellite/starlink until they began maneuvering and loitering in the same part of the sky.

[@kemmerer]

That is Starlink. They reflect the Sun when they are directly above it (even though the Sun is below the horizon).

[@originDogStar]

​@@kemmererit's not starlink

[@Okey-dokeyoo7-w7h]

Matthew do you report these to anyone? Are other pilots talking in private about same? Thanks for sharing and stay safe up there

[@MatthewSebree]

@@Okey-dokeyoo7-w7h Only to ATC so as to rule out simple explanations like military or drone activity that they might be aware of.

[@RobT_Cockpit_videos]

Like many other pilots commenting here, i've seen those lights since october 23, on the northern part of Mexico, maybe once or twice a month usually between 10pm to 2am, sometimes there are only 2 lights, the most i've counted was 6. They alway make that rhombus formation getting closer to each other and then distancing.

[@ghostrider-be9ek]

and they move rapidly?

[@RobT_Cockpit_videos]

@@ghostrider-be9ek from their rhombus formation to being close to each other they probably take around 5 seconds, from my perspective that seems quite slow but if those lights are hundred of miles above and miles away from each other well they fly fast indeed.

[@marlinweekley51]

@@RobT_Cockpit_videos so what are s your opinion, are they lights on an actual propelled vehicle(s) or are they unusual unexplained light phenomenon?

[@aquaticllamas28]

That sounds exactly like I’m what I’ve seen flying around New Mexico in April-May of 2023. It’s been been me nuts not knowing what they are. A lot of people say starlink but it is NOT starlink. I recall seeing them around the same time as you perhaps a little early and later on occasion.

[@PjotrStroganov]

@@aquaticllamas28why don’t you think it is starlink?

[@samstauss8435]

Ive seen them multiple times going west bound from the East Coast in November. They get very bright and then dim after a couple of seconds. Very sporadic in their movements. There are like 4 of them. We finally got north of them over Lake Michigan descending into MKE but they are very weird. Heard plenty of pilots talk about them on Guard.

[@Crosbie85]

👾 👾 👽

[@izelsg]

Had this exact thing happen going in to IND

[@Laantjo]

Ufo pilot here myself. I've also seen some strange lights in the sky.

[@Yusuke_Denton]

You might be seeing air vehicles of the humans.

[@Laantjo]

@Yusuke_Denton you mean those iron birds?

[@pauldavis5665]

Just primitive Earth humans. Ignore them and carry on with your scouting mission to prepare for the invasion fleet.

[@Laantjo]

@@pauldavis5665 im on it mothership.

[@1erwin79]

@@Yusuke_Denton *I don't believe you*

[@NE-Explorer]

Thanks! Keep bringing stuff like this into the open.

[@VASAviation]

Sure, thanks

[@NE-Explorer]

@VASAviation Do you have anything from Eugene Oregon Dec 7-8. "KEUG 0430Z" DEC 8

[@VASAviation]

What happened there?

[@NE-Explorer]

@VASAviation strange lights, pilot films, object zips back and forth from ocean, atc requests video, unconfirmed but someone said atc gave plane flight path disgression to avoid object. Might be difficult video to make since comms were spread out. Some pilots are suggesting it was starlink flare, others vehemently disagree

[@Arrow32172]

I was listening to Norway's Polaris ACC on 11/30/24, this past Saturday and I heard a KLM crew [KLM1154 - TRD-AMS] report a set of pulsating lights high above them just NW of ENGM. Another crew in the same airspace confirmed it as well when they overheard the report the KLM guys made.

[@Doxymeister]

Yep, I just listened to the ATC on X, the crews talking to ATC and each other about it. Fascinating.

[@michaelcarrier4374]

I have seen those exact same lights over Dallas. Me and my copilot were flying into Austin and before we made a turn to the south near Dallas, we were up a FL410. I watched these lights move around and get extremely bright and then dark and disappear again over end over for at least 30-40 mins. I actually have proof of seeing it to. The weird thing is, we were so highly and they were well above us. They WERE NOT satellites.

[@sue.yessimmons4204]

I live north of Dallas, around 10 Saturday night I saw three lights in a direct line vertical, with what looked like a 4 sided set of lights at the top. The vertical lights seemed to move back and forth. It didn't move like a plane, it was higher in the sky than any planes flying at that time. Not sure what to make of it. 🤔😮

[@johnsolberg5611]

Why do think the government can't track the controllers of these drones being reported recently. I would like your opinion sir.

[@RR-zq3mk]

We just going to ignore the fact the sky west passenger is refusing medical assistance because they probably know they are “out of network” with their insurance and they don’t want to live in debt with that medical bill. Heath insurance and insurance in general is a big scam

[@grahammonk8013]

@RR-zq3mk As someone who has lived all my life under a "free" medical system, (Yeah, i know it's not free but paid by taxes) I cannot understand how Americans put up with the prevalent system in the USA.

[@cageordie]

Modern day highway robbery. It's not even "your money or your life", it's now "your money then your life". Not going to improve over the next four years. If ever. Profit before everything, including people's lives, in the good old USA. Medical bankruptcy is unknown in Europe, and the most common method of making old people into poor people here.

[@nelsonbrandt7847]

@@cageordie you can thank Florida Senator Rick Scott for that. He used to run HCA corporation.

[@davidkak1354]

American healthcare system moment

[@marlinweekley51]

Scam is too kind of word. The insurance companies (organized criminals) make more profit from healthcare than those providing the healthcare and they have successfully waged a campaign to convince Americans that they have “the best healthcare care system in the world” (not true by any objective measure) and that “socialized” healthcare is the work of the devil. So law makers make laws supporting them and the emotions they feed off of.

[@raildawg8338]

Out here in the very dark skies of Northern Nevada we see lights like this constantly now. In binoculars you see smaller lights "tending" the brighter lights. Sometimes the lights will appear to dogfight. They are out in space for sure. We have a bunch of chairs set up so people can watch the lights. They peaked just before that last comet and have been hardly seen once it passed. Been watching the night sky 50 years. There is something going on be ready.

[@jasonconrad5772]

Space War-1 I observed jets shooting down satellites in 2017. Believe that was the pops with flashes people were reporting high in the sky at the time. Sounded like .22 from a mile a way after over 10 seconds. This could likely be retaliation. Also, China claims to have a satellite that is designed to destroy other sats. by grabbing them.

[@BegudMaximan-zp2tc]

There sure is activity going on, we can see it with our eyes. Governments won't openly tell the people what is taking place, which is really quite despicable on their part. You can bet there are underground/under sea facilties out of public scrutiny where some of these UFOs are operating from.

[@jimig399]

I've witnessed this too. Seems like they have mock dog fights that go on for as long as someone is watching. Then they just kind of meander off and disappear. I always see them in groups of 3. These aren't drones tho. These are some kind of cloaked craft. All you can see is metallic, brilliant, white light even close up and thru good quality optics. I got a welders burn on my eyes from spotting them in my scope.

[@tcrawford8430]

@@jimig399what scope do you use?

[@jimig399]

@tcrawford8430 Leupold SX-4 Pro Guide 20-60x85 Spotting Scope. It's a little pricey but it's worth every penny.

[@amberh9515]

I record these almost every night during my graveyard shifts for two weeks now...they appear over the Gulfport/Biloxi airport between 0330-0430. During my last shift, I set up my phone and got an entire hour of these orbs.

[@LeoGamingg33]

Can you post some clips of the videos on your channel

[@tejas.]

Wtf you need to post those

[@LeoGamingg33]

@@tejas. Facts

[@stoneagearcher3477]

I was flying last week headed east about an hour out of CLT and 121.5 lit up with pilots talking about lights in the sky. They were behind us so I never saw anything. I saw the lights two Januarys ago for about 30 min and guys I fly with have seen them multiple times in the past two years. Crazy!

[@bvseediermedia6]

I’m not a pilot nor have seen these lights, but what I have seen is US congress being told in a very clear statement that we are not alone in the cosmos.

[@blakewardUS]

I want to believe that all/most professional pilots that fly daily can discern the difference between Starlink/sat flares at predictable times every night... and truly erratic behavior that veers from typical satellite flare behavior.

[@aerialbugsmasher]

In 20+ years of flying I've shared the cockpit with no shortage of hardcore UFO types, flat earthers, CE5 freaks, etc etc. Sadly, these types of weirdos are everywhere.

[@tchevrier]

you would be surprised at how many pilots do not know what starlink satellites look like.

[@DernFool]

Explain to me how a "SATELLITE' stays in orbit..........

[@glennog]

@@DernFool Given the quote marks you put around satellite, I'm going to take a guess and say you're not ready to understand orbital mechanics. I'm also going to take a guess and say you're part of the FE brigade.

[@tchevrier]

​@@DernFool facepalm. Because it goes really really fast. Explain to me how "YOU" manage to turn on your computer....

[@lightlegion_]

Keep shining! You’re doing wonderfully!

[@craig7350]

Aliens have defied all the laws of physics and time to get here, just to fly around at night not knowing how to turn off their nav lights. Shame really.

[@ghostrider-be9ek]

its a message for someone(s) (hey dummies, we are here)

[@mikemiller659]

BOOK 'em Dano

[@oiseauvert_]

@@ghostrider-be9ek They're just letting us know about the intergalactic highway construction starting.

[@MeppyMan]

@@oiseauvert_ it's ok I have my towel.

[@Jadoo800]

DUH how would the insurance company cover the UFO if they crash and are flying in earths airspace without nav lights

[@kimsmoke17]

…Swamp gas from a weather balloon was trapped in a thermal pocket and reflected the light from Venus…

[@Doxymeister]

Alright, can it, Agent J! ROFL, love the reference.😆

[@jakubwydraa]

You forgot about parallax effect!

[@tardigrade9493]

@kimsmoke17 You win: 🏆

[@EdOeuna]

I’ve seen lights in the sky, much higher than our cruise level. I just assume that they’re Reaper drones or something similar. They seem to fly in orbits, and a forward facing light that comes and goes.

[@Hexnilium]

I've seen this from the ground and I would describe it as a holding pattern of sorts. They were high enough that they appeared to be over 100,000 ft., but they also moved their overall position in the sky approximately with the celestial sidereal as time went on over about an hour or two. They were northeast towards the Big Dipper in the northern hemisphere summer, so it reasoned that they were reflecting sunlight like satellites, yet maneuvering somehow.

[@bluehorseshoe9216]

I’ve been seeing these for 3-4 years now. Usually late at night but actually my first time was around sunset. It’s very strange. They’re encouraging pilots to report this through nasa ASRS

[@echomike4691]

Airline pilot here. I saw these lights last month over the Adriatic Sea as we flew from the Middle East towards Europe.

[@aerialbugsmasher]

@VASAviation you really need to put a disclaimer that you're using stock footage for the lights, too many gullible commenters think it's from the actual event the pilot saw

[@mrmessy7334]

Not sure you would have to be gullible to think that given VASAviation regularly inserts video clips of the actual event that is the subject of the video.

[@jamescraig4479]

Not in this case.... the video is not related to what the pilots saw.​@@mrmessy7334

[@TitaniumTurbine]

⁠@@mrmessy7334 I don’t see any issues with what they said, most are gullible. It’s not like people are actually ever going to verify/research anything they see, that ship has long sailed for 90% of the general public. Most people likely did view that clip thinking it was the incident itself without considering otherwise.

[@Craigers8637]

Aliens are out there but their not here. All these lights n blurry images are not aliens.

[@mattstroker]

​@@TitaniumTurbine sadly that is correct. Most won't even like the video, let alone dive into the comments, let alone research for real.

[@Moonjsuk]

So having pilots witness and share their experience makes me feel so much better and valid. I’ve been personally experiencing these things literally follow me, and are present every second of every day. About a year now. I have been able to catch numerous videos on my iPhone with specific settings. I have a book load of details I can share. But my point is, thanks for the comments and I’m now glad to read recent posts and see news coverage of this topic. When Ive been trying to make sense myself.. and share to others.. a frustrating and impossible situation that only hurt my credibility. it’s nice to hear from others. Especially pilots.

[@justinspencer4472]

I saw one of these bright orbs over London about a year ago, filmed it too. Exactly the same thing other people are seeing

[@skyserf]

I’ve seen similar lights while flying eastbound over the Caspian sea.

[@tonee88]

Pilot here too. I've seen the exact light description over Georgia, Carolinas area the past 12 months going down the east coast. It's particularly bright when there's a full moon so maybe they're satellites reflecting the moons light?

[@x2100]

I would love to see some close up high definition images of these.

[@castironcruiser]

Professional aviator here who's seen this many times before. These guys are most likely seeing Starlink satellites. This always occurs a couple hours before dawn or dusk as the sun hits the satellites at just the right angle. There are thousands of these satellites so it's not uncommon to shift your view away to take care of required tasks only to glance back up and think you're seeing the same constellation. It's pretty eerie if you've never seen it and don't know what it is.

[@Hexnilium]

I've seen both Starlink and this from the ground. I think sunlight was definitely reflecting off of whatever is described here, but in my observation the objects were maneuvering and making turns. That's the part that was very hard for me to figure out. I never was able to find a prosaic explanation. These objects were likely at less altitude than the ISS but higher than 100,000 ft.

[@yxxtower]

Reflecting sunlight off of a satellite lasts maybe 2 minutes. And would only appear in the western sky within 15 to 20 minutes after sunset. You would not see any satellites at any time before or after. And, if the object was 100,000’ or less, the phenomenon would not last. These sightings sound very credible. As we used to say in the 70’s and 80’s, what career oriented pilot would chance reporting these lights, if they werent sure.

[@Hexnilium]

@ You can spot satellites for hours after sunset. I do it all the time.

[@sharonrichards1627]

I'm more afraid of them being from Earth than outer space.

[@janinsweden8559]

If we have the time and position of these airliners plus the direction in which the objects were seen, then it is easy to verify if they were satellites or not.

[@pahrumpianrockets7301]

That is interesting. I saw what they are reporting a couple of months ago. I'm near Las Vegas. One night I saw a very bright light up high to the east. At first I thought a Star exploded. It was much brighter than Venus or Jupiter. I was watching it and it went dark. A couple of weeks later I saw the same thing to the west. Both were about 45 degrees above the horizon. I don't know how far away they were. The second light I saw moved a little before it went dark.

[@keno7800]

Been seeing them at night while flying off the Florida coast looking west. We reported them last winter along with other crews. Same description as in this video. There were 3, however. Moving a LOT.

[@DC-sv1fv]

Another pro pilot here. Saw something a few years ago, flying north over the Great Plains. We were at about FL190. This appeared to be anywhere from the upper flight levels (350, 450 ect) & 30 miles out, to low earth orbit and a few hundred miles out. Hard to tell. It looked like two or three bright lights rotating rapidly, as if chasing each other--like if someone stood atop a hill at night, with a pair of flashlights on either end of a rope, and rotated the thing like a lasso. Or a dog chasing it's tail with a light attached to its nose & tail😆. I asked center if they saw anything, or if MOAs were active. The lights went out about 10 seconds after I queried ATC. BTW: The daytime image in the video looks almost like3 weather balloons tethered together, bobbing around in the upper winds.

[@gilvietor1918]

Years ago I was flying in the so cal area, east of the approach into north so cal. Control asked us if we could see something to the north and we looked and sure enough something wa s there and then poof gone. It was day time and I remember it being shiny. So I was really confused about it. Then it came back. My buddy and I just chalked it up to the restricted airspace experiments that we had heard about.

[@lisapena8194]

I saw them from my 11th floor Apt downtown Dallas. They looked like they were hovering far away. It was at night. My windows was facing the west

[@hahleeo7157]

I saw them last night, southern ohio. They would appear mid air move up and disappear. It went on for over an hour. I counted 14 before the clouds rolled in. One went right under a plane then disappeared. Some went straight, then disappeared. I'm ways outside, this is the first time seeing them.

[@AndreiYoLo]

welll wellll, they are coming, and fast, hope yall ready for the ride cuz this will be wiiiilld

[@crazyprayingmantis5596]

The aliens are getting sloppy recently, people are seeing them everywhere 😂

[@737Parkie]

Saw some flying from DFW to SJC the other night. To the west moving all different directions. Very weird. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@PSA04]

I saw these lights flying from Seattle to San Francisco in 2022 during one of the atmospheric rivers that were dumping large amounts of water. At high altitude we were above the clouds and looking into the stars, I could see a triangular formation of stars that were rotating and parallaxing the stars behind it. Couldn't capture it with my phone camera.

[@BradVondaYoungkin]

Southwest pilot. Been seeing them over the last year, always west when coming from the north from PIT and CMH to MCO. Have also seen them NW coming back from San Juan late at night. 😊

[@eco100eco100eco]

In 1981 or 1982, I was fishing with my father and his brother. We were at a river, 100 miles away from any town or civilization. As the sun was setting and it was nearly dark, all of a sudden, a string of bright lights appeared, crossing the river. There was no sound and no discernible shape, just lights as if they were dangling in midair. My father thought it was a boat coming, but there was no noise. The lights lingered for a while and then vanished. We never found out what they were.

[@OhioOwns]

I'm confused as to why the last minute was included ....

[@bardo0007]

Maybe the nurse was a shining light?

[@freevillein9763]

Yeah, but that sounded WAY more interesting! Maybe it'll get a video.

[@fredbowen1438]

Time/date stamp? Could easily be tethered balloons reflecting the sun from high up in the atmosphere.

[@chrisstrebor]

ORESHNIK IRBM's flying over head in the outer atmosphere lol

[@DernFool]

I see them often. Usually three...Sometimes stacked and sometimes same level...Most of the time they do a circle...Seem to follow the other...Sometimes they look as if coming at us. My sightings have been anywhere from NW part of sky to the East....Any time from 9pm to 5am. Also...During one viewing....I noticed a Navy P8 out of JAX loitering around in that direction in the 20s(20000 feet). They mustve seen it.

[@bryanm1167]

I’ve seen the exact same thing at least a dozen times the past couple of years.

[@NYdaVinciBricks]

Back in my day we used to fly in planes for travel. Back before the AirBan executive order established in 2025 til today

[@martysender5539]

Walmart ground spots reflecting off clouds..gez

[@williamdakotaatkinson9273]

I seen the same lights in Indiana around 3 am Monday morning

[@lisathomas1622]

My friend and I see these in Maine, we’re near Fryeberg, bordering NH

[@ayuse01]

Alien here, i'd like to report some flying craft that we see at around level 43 ( much lower than our flight path 243 ) these curious objects have a boomerang shape and move constantly in a straight line for hours, also we see pulsating green and red lights at each of the tip of the boomerang shape. We did not see any of them when we started to visit earth at the beginning of 2020, but now we see a whole lot of them, some small, some big. We are very curious about the technology involved.

[@190roverk]

I've seen these lights a couple times while flying. No idea what it could be. They will join together and then move apart, get very bright, and then dim out. It's very strange.

[@PjotrStroganov]

@@190roverk starlink

[@Turanic1]

So again 3 lights in a triangular shape just like few days ago in England and yesterday in New Jersey

[@miguelmouta5372]

🎶Santa is coming soon🎶🎅🏻

[@Dogfart24]

👽👽👽We want Uranus!👽👽👽

[@TomSherwood-z5l]

The first time I saw Starlinks unawares, they were coming from SW heading NE in a nice neat line till they hit the earth shadow. Weirdest thing I ever saw till I looked into it and found out.

[@keithklein4313]

Yea that’s not starlink

[@PjotrStroganov]

@@keithklein4313 vid is not from the pilots that can be heard. Stock footage.

[@kennethmochan4969]

WEATHER BALLOONS...its always weather balloons according to the US Govt

[@damienradford]

I fly a lot around FL010. I see a lot of weird stuff on the ground I can't explain.

[@Groggers96]

Flashing lights: 👽👽👽 ATC: "Possible pilot deviation, i have a number for you, advise when able to copy 😎"

[@RachelFable]

I live directly on Wright-Patt’s flight path. They run trainings right over my house. Helicopters have flown so low that my house literally shakes. Funny though, rarely see them. Twice some kind of craft has instantly appeared with no sound & no apparent propulsion system flying very low & then poof gone. First time was on a summer afternoon & I was outside gardening. The last craft I experienced flew so low (right over my car) & silently that I didn’t even know it was there until I saw 2 small tail lights out my passenger side window. It was a nearly black winter night & I quickly lost sight of it. It couldn’t have have been more than 10 ft away from my car. Size looked to be about twice the width of our 2 lane rural road. It was very slow & gliding. According to the old timers, several cattle farmers behind me have experienced mutilations. I figured it was cult activity but now I think very differently. With all the unusual sightings lately, I thought I might see or hear about “drone” activity in this area, but nothing yet.

[@tonycash7686]

The Starlink constellation generates some very weird visuals. Plus the new ones are less visible which tracks what AttitudeAerials has observed

[@billkingston4402]

It's not pizza delivery, I hope

[@ChrisRie]

Professional Sim Pilot here! I can confirm that I saw this lights as well since using a special mod for it! Strange times we living in…

[@christopherzeman2446]

I literally laughed out loud.

[@Stephen-fe8bq]

100 miles up! Wow! 😉😊

[@SummerSetBytheSea]

They're sparatic like fireflies with their butts lit up! 😮😅 They can move at the speed of our own thoughts! 💫

[@rgt4848]

I saw something similar northwest of CYQT 2 weeks ago.

[@rgt4848]

Sky and Telescope Has a good article on StarLink satellites. Search for How to See Freaky Starlink Cluster Flares

[@rosetx1023]

Why would drones need forward lights at night that high up in the sky? Is the drone looking for something or trying to be visible to other aircraft... or...? Bright lights, visible to witnesses on the ground, are needed for two reasons: to be seen or to see when landing. If they are searching for something on the ground, you would see a search light beam (I have seen and filmed helicopters with search lights X2 looking for something on the ground in a field behind my house where my daughter and I saw something crash/explode at night in 1997).

[@ApatiEktetheimenos]

ROFL!! Almost every person now carries a high resolution camera with them everywhere they go, but NOBODY has ever taken a single decent video or photo!

[@stevev.8779]

I just dont trust our government.

[@PjotrStroganov]

@VASAviation are the video clips from the flights we are hearing?

[@DJtantrum420]

I used to see that during 2014.

[@justinalicea2230]

Huh yeah I’m based out of DFW doing cargo (all night) always see that too north and west of DFW always assumed fighter jets

[@jsmith7183]

Gear down indicator reflection in window. E.g. RED =NOSE WHEEL NOT FULL DOWN

[@JohnShields-xx1yk]

They show up on radar or not, whenever they please, just like they can be in view, then blink, gone.

[@Crosbie85]

Yup

[@the_velvet_void]

Consciousness is the base layer of all reality. Fear is our prison. 🌐🌗👽

[@cageordie]

Two hours? If that had been off to their side for two hours then that means they'd been watching it for 8-900 miles. So it's not 100 miles away.

[@rkan2]

It can still appear 100 miles away

[@CindyShoe]

Suddenly everyone on KZbin is a professional pilot 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@dkane222]

You can't tell me they don't know where they at coming from... they have to land sometime, somewhere!!

[@Megaddd07]

Probably geostationary satelites just happening to have a perfect panel reflection angle to the sun from where they were at. Going by previous similar ATC videos from years prior this is might be a recurring phenomenon around this time of year. A single light source can appear as multiple light sources, going from two, three or even more, when it gets lensed by changing atmospheric conditions.

[@xtremecoast]

Yup, see them every night either just prior to sunrise going east or just after sunset going west.

[@tepon1fani]

Very unlikely for that kind of phenomenon to continue moving in a trajectory for hours, though.

[@xtremecoast]

@@tepon1fani It's not for hours and the movement is an illusion. It's only before sunrise and after sunset. If you focus on a single one, they move like a regular satellite.

[@tepon1fani]

@@xtremecoast Did you even watch the video

[@xtremecoast]

@ I see them every time I do a redeye, its satellites getting hit by the sun in orbit.

[@Yusuke_Denton]

When? Also what is the thing at the end about a medical issue?

[@probablynot4163]

It's called a 'flare' when a satellite hits the right angle with the sun, becomes very bright for a short moment before dimming again. Starlink satellites often come in clusters, one after another, and being on a similar trajectory, will exhibit similar 'flare' properties. The build up is often gradual, and then suddenly dim, so many crossing the sky after one another can produce the illusion of being only 2, going back and forth.

[@endingthematrix9195]

Snif , sniff.....more shyte..

[@gracelandone]

Oh sure. You probably think contrails are harmless as well. Excuse me while I tighten the chin strap on my foil helmet.

[@TitaniumTurbine]

@@gracelandone We are in the era of “alternative facts” after all. 😂

[@Crosbie85]

Cope more

[@sntslilhlpr6601]

​@@Crosbie85 Cope? The only ones coping here are those wishing these are aliens instead of them just not understanding satellite flares, parallax, and the fact that they're way too far away to judge relative distance.

[@kittywampusdrums4963]

THE MEOWING BEGINS

[@colleenross8486]

Crazy

[@yoshimi104]

It's amazing these guys still don't understand how the starlink satellites are visible when they come across the horizon out of the earth's shadow and then disappear when they go back into it. They look like they are going on different directions because they're in different orbits... You see this stuff all the time on the horizon facing west during the evenings from the air and in the mornings facing east.

[@JMMYTB]

For 2 hours!!!! Not possible I’ve seen those and they aren’t like that

[@yoshimi104]

@JMMYTB it is entirely possible to follow them westbound for hours. I've done a number of transcons east to west and you will absolutely follow them as the sun continues to set.

[@tepon1fani]

Those things on the video looked more like balls of plasma bound together at specific distances by some kind of electromagnetic charge. How it could last for hours, no idea.

[@lamylhammoudi103]

These lights don’t look like starlink

[@trofl]

@@tepon1fani I would bet the "blobby-ness" is due to the camera not focusing them correctly

[@joaovianna7321]

Pilots being "normal" people! It's possible ufos uses the headlight on to deviat from space junk. :)

[@tfaudree]

It’s the Starlink constellation once it’s in orbit. They move in a grid pattern, and you’re seeing them as they cross the same area

[@aerialbugsmasher]

Too late. The UFO clowns have come out and spammed the comments with their BS

[@phanoonki]

Not in every case

[@idratherfly2000]

Ah yes, Starlink jogs back and forth left to right in the sky. Good call

[@tfaudree]

@@phanoonki yes, in every case of what’s being described in this video and comments section

[@tfaudree]

@@idratherfly2000they don’t jog. They crisscros. I’ve seen it 3 times myself. I’ve also seen an astronomer explain what it is.

[@flyingardilla143]

I saw them from New Mexico as well. Maybe a Starlink deployment?

[@stephenporth1879]

been happening most peeps just not reporting till now everyone has a camera thinking back to Nuremberg sighting of 1561

[@oscarquezada5561]

I'm not a pilot, but I did record the following video over West Bloomfield MI

[@oscarquezada5561]

kzbin.info35_rGnubemE?si=Fvgal6Kxv5Wq5EhT

[@VASAviation]

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[@JayOnEarth12321]

i hope you pilots commenting here aren't the ones spraying our skys with harmful chemicals.

[@glennog]

The date of the recording would have been useful to see if there was a recent Starlink launch. I've seen them resemble formation flying lights, and with fluctuating brightness as the sun's light reflects off them.

[@endingthematrix9195]

Hahahhaha sure it was..sure snif , sniff..is that shyte i smell..

[@VASAviation]

Nov 29

[@glennog]

@@endingthematrix9195 quite possibly, given that your head is wedged so far up your arse. That was a joke, by the way. I don't believe you have the flexibility to wedge it up there. But then, if you're really serious about not being willing to even entertain a very plausible explanation then I suppose anything's possible.

[@PjotrStroganov]

This probably is not a launch but starlink sats that are in stable orbit crossing each other and flaring up due to them reflecting sunlight.

[@glennog]

@@PjotrStroganov Yeah, that's also a possibility. Certainly more plausible than little green men :)

[@sarahalbers5555]

There are a lot meteor showers right now Multi colored and fast moving. Maybe that's what they are seeing?

[@rhysgregory8572]

I wonder if these were reported to AARO and if there will be an official investigation

[@flarkey]

hey @VASAviation - what was the date of this incident?