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Cowboy State Daily ran this on Nov 5: a Gillette video of three lights that look like a rotating triangle. Their UFO investigator couldn't explain it.
Article: https://cowboystatedaily.com/2026/1...-womans-new-footage-of-three-rotating-lights/
Filmed 10:24 pm, Sep 25 (per the video description):
I tracked each light frame by frame. Nothing rotates.
Three frames, about 2 seconds apart. The red and purple lights move together; the yellow one slides past them in a straight line. The lights fade in and out, so an empty circle means that light is too faint to see in that frame.
Not a searchlight on clouds: Gillette airport reported clear sky below 12,000 ft that night, the lights are sharp points, and there are no beams. Not stars or planets, since they drift against a utility pole. Probably not lanterns either: steady white, no flicker, and they drift different ways instead of north on that night's south wind.
Best guess for the pair is small drones, but I can't prove it yet. The crossing light moves like a plane, but nothing on ADS-B that night matches it.
EDIT: Most likely Starlink, per Ravi, RobertBillyBob and Mick West (#2–4). My drone guess was wrong; I'd assumed no zoom and didn't account for flares. Thanks guys!
Article: https://cowboystatedaily.com/2026/1...-womans-new-footage-of-three-rotating-lights/
Filmed 10:24 pm, Sep 25 (per the video description):
I tracked each light frame by frame. Nothing rotates.
Three frames, about 2 seconds apart. The red and purple lights move together; the yellow one slides past them in a straight line. The lights fade in and out, so an empty circle means that light is too faint to see in that frame.
Not a searchlight on clouds: Gillette airport reported clear sky below 12,000 ft that night, the lights are sharp points, and there are no beams. Not stars or planets, since they drift against a utility pole. Probably not lanterns either: steady white, no flicker, and they drift different ways instead of north on that night's south wind.
Best guess for the pair is small drones, but I can't prove it yet. The crossing light moves like a plane, but nothing on ADS-B that night matches it.
EDIT: Most likely Starlink, per Ravi, RobertBillyBob and Mick West (#2–4). My drone guess was wrong; I'd assumed no zoom and didn't account for flares. Thanks guys!
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