All articles tagged with #mysterious lights
This week's science news covers the discovery of a 3.4 million-year-old human relative, potential first detection of dark matter via gamma-ray flashes, concerns over AI-powered cyber attacks, mysterious lights in the sky from 1952 possibly linked to UFOs, and recent space phenomena like a green fireball over Michigan.
Multiple bright burning objects streaked across the skies of Southern California, captivating residents and sparking speculation about their origin. The lights, spotted around 1:30 a.m., prompted online discussions about whether they were meteors, debris from a SpaceX rocket launch, or related to a Chinese spacecraft re-entering the atmosphere. Despite various theories, no official explanation has been provided by SpaceX, The Aerospace Corporation, NASA, or JPL.
Mysterious bright lights streaked across the Southern California skies, sparking speculation about space debris, meteors, or even aliens. Videos and calls from various locations captured the phenomenon, with some linking it to a recent SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launch carrying Starlink satellites. The Federal Aviation Administration has not provided an official explanation for the lights.
Residents of Martin City in Montana reported witnessing a mysterious light show in the sky, consisting of four points of light grouped together and surrounded by a pulsating light. The lights remained stationary for over 20 minutes before disappearing. Similar sightings have been reported in the Flathead Valley in the past, with witnesses describing colorful spinning lights that can even be seen on cloudy nights. While some suggest misidentification or atmospheric anomalies, the cause of these mysterious lights remains unexplained. Inquiries to NASA, NORAD, and the FAA have not yielded any answers.