Could The Balls Of Light Be The Military's Tr3B Powering Up?

I first saw this video about 10 years ago. It was said to be of the TR3B flying triangle "powering up". And thinking about it got me wondering if perhaps some of these "balls of light" sightings are actually of super secret military craft. If the TR3B was doing that 10 years ago (or longer) imagine what that bad boy could do today.

a reply to: MissSmartypants

Well, the link doesn't work. If someone could help...the name of the video is Triangle UFO Paris France Possible Tr3b.

This one?

Here ya go.

a reply to: MissSmartypants

Here is the video



Don't think it is a TR3B. I heard it doesn't exist from someone on this site

ETA - LOL, is that enough videos

originally posted by: visitedbythem
This one?

You beat me by a minute lol. At least were all helping out.

First the video would have to be real.

originally posted by: visitedbythem
This one?

Yes, thank you my dear ATSers. I can always count on you guys.

a reply to: roadgravel

If you use that rule you won't have any videos left to post.

originally posted by: roadgravel
First the video would have to be real.

So what you're saying is as far as you know it's real.

Do you really believe someone got that close a view of one, shot this video, people in the city below missed it and it amounted to nothing in the news and grape vine.

Just me thinking nope but I am probably wrong.

a reply to: MissSmartypants

Balls of light! Goodness gracious!

That video go me too originally.

However it’s CGI.
Go to this link, scroll down to the 2nd video and you will find the original Video from Dailymotion’s Splatfly, title TR3B CGI

Link to original CGI video

Considering the TR3B designation is almost certainly a misunderstanding of Tier III, then no. If there was such a thing as the TR3B, the plans wouldn't be all over the internet, and it wouldn't be flying over major cities where it was visible.

originally posted by: roadgravel
Do you really believe someone got that close a view of one, shot this video, people in the city below missed it and it amounted to nothing in the news and grape vine.

Just me thinking nope but I am probably wrong.

Well.you're actually not wrong this time. I'll give you a moment to savor the experience.

a reply to: MissSmartypants

Possible.

TR3B or not, I know what I saw that night. Orange/ cinnabar glowing round center in a black triangle with 3 white navigation light blimps at the corner points running counterclockwise or clockwise. That part escaped me. Slightly different than the thing in that vid tho, the glowing ball mid-ship was way bigger than the tiny lights on the edges.

I imagine when they'd shut down the navigation lights you'd see only the glowing ball in a black triangle. If you see the triangle. There were no clouds blocking the sight, which is why I was able to make out the contours easily as it covered the stars while traversing overhead. Sighted in Germany, roughly a decade ago.


Heads up (literally)!

originally posted by: dfnj2015
a reply to: MissSmartypants

Balls of light! Goodness gracious!

Put that 13 year old cousin down, right now!

I don't think so. That video really looks haxored, like a still image with some really shoddy effects added to vaguely scope around a CGI object. I'd have put this one on ST10.

But a curious mind is a good thing.. as long as you don't own a cat.

Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no.


en.wikipedia.org...

originally posted by: PublicOpinion
a reply to: MissSmartypants

Possible.

TR3B or not, I know what I saw that night. Orange/ cinnabar glowing round center in a black triangle with 3 white navigation light blimps at the corner points running counterclockwise or clockwise. That part escaped me. Slightly different than the thing in that vid tho, the glowing ball mid-ship was way bigger than the tiny lights on the edges.

I imagine when they'd shut down the navigation lights you'd see only the glowing ball in a black triangle. If you see the triangle. There were no clouds blocking the sight, which is why I was able to make out the contours easily as it covered the stars while traversing overhead. Sighted in Germany, roughly a decade ago.


Heads up (literally)!

As if it weren't exciting enough just to see a TR3B...you got to see one in the powering up phase. Just imagine it now, 10 years later with improved technology.

originally posted by: Phage
Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no.


en.wikipedia.org...

And we have a winner.
Phage... you are correct. The answer is indeed "no". It was a bit of a trick question.