Orange glowing lights in the Estrella mountains
All in all, I have 10 videos of what I observed over the hour or more we were out by Stardust Ranch. Most of the lights would form out of a bigger orange light and once they got a certain distance away from the bigger light, they would start flashing like an airplane, blending in with all the other twinkling lights in the sky. And after a while they would come merge back or get close to the bigger Orange ball and the flashing would intensify between them.
One video you can see them form into a triangle (as we're driving away). Another you can see a plane flying high above the ufo and the bright orange UFO appearing to be mimicking the airplane lights (changing color to match) to the point of almost dimming completely. Another you can see, what I describe as the mothership because it was bigger and brighter and dropping another ship out.
All in all, I have 10 videos of what I observed over the hour or more we were out by Stardust Ranch. Most of the lights would form out of a bigger orange light and once they got a certain distance away from the bigger light, they would start flashing like an airplane, blending in with all the other twinkling lights in the sky. And after a while they would come merge back or get close to the bigger Orange ball and the flashing would intensify between them.
One video you can see them form into a triangle (as we're driving away). Another you can see a plane flying high above the ufo and the bright orange UFO appearing to be mimicking the airplane lights (changing color to match) to the point of almost dimming completely. Another you can see, what I describe as the mothership because it was bigger and brighter and dropping another ship out.
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Buckeye
USA
~1 hour
~1 hour
33.40
-112.54
fireball
AZ
Occurred : 1/27/2021 18:30 (Entered as : 01/27/21 18:30) Reported: 1/29/2021 3:55:49 PM 15:55 Posted: 3/2/2021 Location: Buckeye, AZ Shape: Fireball Duration: ~1 hour
Orange glowing lights in the Estrella mountains