So called Kansas Triangle

Could this possible picture of the Kansas Triangle or Aurora explain some of the triangular craft being seen in the skies?
Kansas Triangle
Very cool looking craft. Anyone in the area maybe seen this?

I saw too

I was at my grandmother's house, and my mother told us

originally posted by: data5091
Could this possible picture of the Kansas Triangle or Aurora explain some of the triangular craft being seen in the skies?
Kansas Triangle
Very cool looking craft. Anyone in the area maybe seen this?

Why the hell do I see contrails in that photo!? It's most likely got to be conventional and not alien if it has contrails.

Like this one? 35mm photo taken in September 1999 130 miles from Spokane, Washington.

a reply to: data5091

Actually, it doesn't explain anything, even itself. It seems to be a typical jet, more or less with two or two tandem engines. It doesn't look like the kind of vehicle I saw and many thousands have reported as very low, slow-moving or motionless and silent or emitting only a hum. Hardly any comparison.

I've seen those before, but there usually small and black, spraying their chem trails everywhere. a reply to: data5091

It looks like a B2

a reply to: kimish

It isn't

a reply to: kimish

Very impressive catch. I also agree it's terrestrial in nature.

Real UFO's don't burn chemical based fuels leaving contrails.

a reply to: pdawg67

It's a Phantom Ray or B3

a reply to: Aeboro

Thanks Aeboro.... It looks awesome.

I would not want to be on the receiving end of its payload if it carries weapons.

a reply to: Aeboro
I think you may be spot on.

This has been being discussed here and there's some good posts there pointing away from it being a B2.

originally posted by: Havox
This has been being discussed here and there's some good posts there pointing away from it being a B2.

Correct

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