Triangle ufo, 4 lights, 3 Yellow, 1 red, next to nuclear assemble/disassemble plant.

I was driving home in the dark and noticed some lights that were out of place, at first I thought to myself, how are those lights up so high? It looked like a pick up truck just hovering in the sky (I could only see two of the lights at this time)... I kept driving for a couple of miles, the closer I got to the object, the bigger the lights got. Once I got close enough to it, I noticed a few cars pulled off of the highway and people out of their cars looking at the object, I did not stop, when I got underneath it, there was one faint red circular light underneath and one yellow light on the front of the object (this is how I realized it was triangular in shape)... I went home to get my mother (Now deceased) so that she could see it too. She would not come with me to look at it again. I didn’t return to see if it was still there. The Pantex plant is a bomb assemble/disassemble plant that this UFO was stationed by. I believe I have also seen one additional UFO near this plant, silver orb, purple glow. I don’t recall being frightened during either sighting.

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Outside in backyard still dark, saw a low flying UFO directly overhead. It was silent, at first I though it was a plastic bag moving quickly. It glowed

I was standing in my backyard looked above and saw a glowing object over head moving at a high rate of speed. At first I thought that it was a white plastic bag caught on the wind but it glowed and stayed on a directed path. South to north. Took out my cell phone and took a picture, it had moved very quickly by the time I was able to take a picture, but caught something. Disappeared!

Round, Shiny, almost transparent, still object in the sky, facing West

When walking outside there was an oval, teardrop shaped shiny but almost transparent object in the sky. Almost like a balloon, but it was not moving. It was toward the west

Anomaly measured on Lubbock, Texas weather radar (KLBB) at approx 7K feet. Is stationary through several radar cycles. The same object does not appear when viewed from the Amarillo, Texas radar (KAMA) where the beam intersects the same area at approx 4K feet. Meaning, that the Amarillo radar beam passed "under" the object that reflected a signal to the Lubbock radar when sensed the object at 7K feet. I'm a meteorologists and have been using radar remote sensing for 20-years, this object isn't "weather" such as a cloud as it does not move in a lateral direction through several radar cycles.

Attaching:

1. Radar imagery from KLBB with measurement from radar to object (showing beam height).

2. Radar imagery from KAMA with measurement from radar to object (showing beam height).

3. Loop of radar cycles indicating object is stationary.

4. Volumetric 3D scan of object (from KLBB radar).