"Star Trek: Into Darkness" has warped its way to a $70.6 million domestic launch from Friday to Sunday, though it's not setting any light-speed records with a debut that's lower than the studio's expectations.
There are oriental lanterns used in funerals and celebrations. You put a candle in the bottom, and it works like a mini hot air baloon. They are pretty cool to watch. http://www.ehow.com/how_4826178_make-flying-paper-lanterns.html
I am the person who filmed and posted this video. Thank you KTAR for sharing it. No, I was not loaded.. It's not easy zooming in 200x and keeping it perfectly steady, any tiny movement is magnified. I was trying to film as best I could. I am aware of the test flares they do several times a month at Barry Goldwater and those are not visible from where I live in North Central Phoenix. This is the first time in years of living here that I have seen anything like this.
They can't be Chinese lanterns because they disappear and reappear at different locations, it happened several times. I captured it on video around the 3:30 mark of my video they disappear as a plane is approaching and then one of them reappears further east. Chinese lanterns cannot do that, they would have to rise up from the ground and if they burned out they could not relight themselves. I am not proclaiming these were aliens, but I am highly certain that the military flare and Chinese lantern theories are false.
if you pause the video around 3:30 right before they disappear you can clearly see a cluster of bright red tinted lights under the "orbs" on the horizon, (you can also see the plane approaching), if you pause the video again at 4:16 when one of the "orbs" reappears it is clearly further east than it was before they disappeared as you can see the cluster of redish lights way off to the right which is west. You can also see the area of the sky the the orb reappears in AS THEY DISAPPEAR and it is clear that there was nothing previously there in that part of the sky.
Hey man I saw it too. I was driving home in Surprise and saw the two orange lights in the direction of Luke AFB. I thought it might be some Air Force stuff but while I was watching it, it didn't move. I snapped a distant pic of it on my phone, it's just hard to see unless I zoom in lol
The wife and I. Earlier in the year, six or so lights. They were red...They stayed floating in the sky for maybe five minutes or so, then they flew off like a plane...We have a part of it on iphone video. It was the craziest thing I've seen.
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