[BenLurkin]

https://youtu.be/vCzmzVkCIJo

[fso301]

Definitely indistinct which fits one criteria for a UFO/bigfoot photograph.

[Leaning Right]

Since you brought it up, the night before the 2016 election I took a picture of a UFO. It was just after midnight. I have yet to figure out just what it was. But it sure looked scary.

[Army Air Corps]

“Take us to your leader.”

[bk1000]

Looks like old cheap camera exhibiting massive smear from cmos overload (verticle lines) as well as a very slow frame rate, and slow electronic “shutter”. I think the mysterious horizontal flying bars are fire flies. But its shot in January, so I dunno...

[moovova]

Nah...just the Western Carolina kids lighting beer farts over in Cullowhee.

[StormEye]

I haven't seen the "UFO" video yet but I'll take a
guess that they look like blurry white blobs in the sky.
They must all come from same extraterrestrial
UFO manufacturing company.

[Bob434]

looks like it was filmed in palestine on a particularly angry day for the muslims as they send their ‘Let’s talk peace’ rockets’ into Israel

[Telepathic Intruder]

“Weird lights”. I was sitting on my porch one night looking at the sky with my binoculars. There must have been at least two dozen weird lights in an hour. They could have been satellites, who can say?

[dainbramaged]

Laugh all you want, but I believe we have never been alone.

[TLI]

Looks like flying rods.

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=flying+rods

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[sphinx]

There is only one possible explanation for repeated UFO sightings over a span of 100 years in -- it is important to note carefully -- one small section of the North Carolina mountains.

Moonshine.

Really good moonshine. Lots of it. Whether for the aliens or for the observers is yet to be determined.

[AppyPappy]

The Brown Mountain Lights have been a thing forever.

[moovova]

Uh oh...it's an invasion. Nice knowing you folks...

[bgill]

Fire flies.

[Wuli]

click bait and not definitive of anything

[RegulatorCountry]

Those lights whatever they are have been seen far longer than the past hundred years. It goes back to frontier settlement in the mid-1700’s at least. The only thing new is trying to associate the phenomenon with UFO’s. In the past it was more of a ghost sort of thing, if there was any popular attempt to explain it at all.

[Magnatron]

Brown Mountain has been exhibiting these lights for a very long time. Some say the local Indians had tales of this from the 13th century. Many people have seen these lights over the years. They even referenced them in an X-Files episode.

My astronautical engineer son believes they are ball lightning objects and says that recent research is strongly leaning toward this phenomena at Brown and several other locations where these manifest themselves. App State has been working on this for some time now. It’ll be interesting to see where it goes.

[Deplorable American1776]

They are trying to find intelligent life, but they met Hank Johnson, Maxine Waters, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Richard Blumenthal...so they left...

[bert]

I have been several times to observe the Brown Mmountain lights. Waiting and looking get pretty boring. Having a streaming camera is definitely the way to go.

I can not claim to have ever seen them.