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Two black triangle-like objects seen within 20 minutes on the same stretch of road.

Feb 20, 2019, 12:15 AM. Clear night with full moon, not a cloud in the sky.
My father had picked me up from the airport (Bradley International) and brought me to pick up my car at my boyfriend's house in Granby. He followed behind me on my usual southbound route home from there.
By the time we got to Terry's Plain Road, I could see a white/cream light through the trees in the distance. My immediate reaction was to label it as a helicopter. Then, I remembered that I'd seen a "black triangle" in the same area about a month previously (Jan 13, I made a separate report). My first thought on Jan 13 was that I was looking at a helicopter, as well. I figured I'd just find out as I kept driving.
As I got farther down the road, I could see through the trees that it had other, smaller lights in red and blue, that it wasn't moving, and it definitely wasn't a helicopter. Those were characteristics of my first sighting, but unlike my first sighting, the shape was considerably more blocky, so it didn't remind me of a black "government" plane either.
Since I'd seen a UFO in that area before (two or three miles down the road), I wanted to make sure my father saw THAT thing, too. I put down my window and pointed furiously to the left to make sure he'd see it.
Right about then, the trees opened up into a small field on the left and sure enough the "craft" was suspended still in the air, just at the treetops behind the field. For maybe 5 to 10 seconds I got a good look at it (although, I kept turning back to the road). I can only describe it as being "jellyfish-like," in the sense that it had a black and blocky, angular top with the white, blue, and red lights on it, but suspended from it was a geometric form with many angles (which I've tried to approximate in an accompanying drawing. It's probably far from exact.) The suspended form seemed to be dimly illuminated in places, so some of the angles were lit up with a faint orange-y glow. The full moon helped show the form of the top. It was black, but not reflective. The top portion reminded me of the UFO I saw previously. It had the sharp angles, and the lights were the same colors, but it definitely wasn't a simple "triangle."
When I turned onto Nod Rd. I called my dad. I was relieved he saw it too. He said the only thing he could think of that had lights and didn't move in the air was MAYBE a helicopter, but that it obviously wasn't one. We agreed that we had no idea what it was, hung up, and kept going.
Once on Waterville Rd. in Farmington, about 15 minutes later, I saw another white/cream light through the trees. Again, my mind was quick to say "helicopter," but at that point I knew better. I thought, this CAN'T be another one! Once we drove closer, a few minutes later, it again became apparent that the light in the sky wasn't moving. When we got to the golf course, I saw (through the treetops) that it also had blue and red lights and was quite wide. More like a plane and not a helicopter.
I was quick to point out the window again to make sure my dad was seeing that one, too. The trees opened up to the golf course at the Farmington Country Club and I could clearly see the craft. It was also suspended, non-moving in the air above the open golf course. This time a little farther up than the treeline.
I could clearly see the craft because of the moonlight and it appeared to be kite-shaped. It was a longer or equilateral triangle up front, tipped with the white light, and a squat triangle off the back. One side point had a red light, the other a blue light. The bottom was flat and it had a slight bit of shape on top. It, too was black and non-reflective. The craft also had three pure white lights on the bottom, right in the center in a triangle formation.
I'm convinced it's the exact same craft I drove under on Jan 13, 9 miles up the road in Simsbury. I couldn't tell that it was particularly kite-shaped then, but the moonlight on Feb 20 made the complete shape visible. I lost sight of it behind the country club building on Rt. 4.
I quickly called my father again and he confirmed that he saw it, too. I told him that it had to be the first one I saw a month ago, as it looked nearly identical. We figured that the two we saw must've been linked somehow because they were in such close proximity. We had no explanation for that craft either, as we've never heard of or seen an aircraft, or piece of machinery with lights, that can sit un-moving in mid-air.
I drive the route every other week, so if I see any more, I'll try and take a picture.

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Jets encircle large triangle.

It was just after civil twilight and I was preparing to meet my friends at a bar for my birthday. I was sitting inside my house when I heard and felt a loud rumble, strong enough to shake the water in my glass, which I correctly identified as the afterburners of fighter jets before I went outside to my front yard to see four F-16s flying at very low altitude (~500ft) and setting up a circular holding pattern around the town. Within just a few moments, I noticed what was at first a small orange light far to the Southwest. It approached the airspace over the town at a staggering speed and then abruptly broke into a hovering maneuver over the the town, perhaps a half mile west horizontally from my location and at an altitude somewhere between 500-1000 feet. The fighter jets remained in this circular holding pattern for the duration of the event.

The orange light/orb was hard to look at directly without squinting due to the intensity of the light. As my eyes adjusted, I realized that it was not just a large orange light, but it was a triangular shaped craft, each side equal in length, with a large orange orb-looking light in the middle of the bottom surface of the vehicle. There appeared to be a much smaller, dimmer blue light at the apex of each vertex of the triangle as well.

The surface of the craft was difficult to see not only due to the intense light, but it was also seemed to be both semi-transparent and semi-reflective at the same time. The surface was almost the same color as the night sky, but looked slightly distorted. The craft was also quite large, perhaps 500-600 feet on a side. I was astounded at the amount of energy it must require to hover such a large structure, and was speechless at this incredible sight.

About 3 or 4 minutes into the event, I started looking around the sky to see if there were any other vehicles besides the large triangle and the four fighter jets. I began to notice tiny points of light on the horizon, far apart but always travelling in groups of three and moving at incredibly high speed in a non-linear fashion. They changed direction abruptly and moved from horizon to horizon in a matter of seconds. I lost count after 7 sets of 3 objects and was unable to tell which ones I had counted already.

In another 3-4 minutes the points of lights vanished all at once, and then the large triangle quickly accelerated to the northwest and disappeared within a matter of seconds. After the orange light completely disappeared the fighter jets took off towards the northeast, in the direction of Holloman Air Force Base.