Originally posted by thebestnr1
how do lanterns or balloons make triangle formations for over an hour?

Any three lights, objects, lanterns, etc, will invariable form a triangle....of course unless they are in a perfectly straight line...

Not bagging on you dude, just saying...

Like Gortex says I'm not convinced by the oil platform debunk in the Mexico vid either. But there is alot of stuff in the vid you posted that is just, uhm, to be nice lets just say....speculation...

Basset is a wild card. Passionate? Yes...Believes too much BS? Definitely....Right about a few things? Maybe...

Damn, if I were there I would come with these lasers which beam can reach the celestial sphere and aim continuously at any of the orbs, or I would've come with equipment to mess with their navigation and eventually take them down. It is not a plane so the loss wouldn't be hard.

Problem is some orb sightings report to have been passed through with an airplane, so it's not certain there is a solid body at all.

I didn't watch the whole video as I am quite tired, but I did watch a few minutes in, and the time you suggested to start at [44:30].

I have to say though I was more interested in the lights at the beginning of the video - the three that look to be falling and then suddenly come to a stop and continue to hover? Does anyone know anything about that?

It starts at the 30 second mark for anyone interested...

I searched around the internet a bit and found it was a sighting from East El Paso, Texas in 2010. A news clip reports that an airbase were testing out maneuvers or something but other than that I wasn't able to find much.

Neat video nonetheless, OP.

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