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January 13th, 2020 Update:
The witness has followed with me about what she saw: "It was new years so there were a lot fireworks going off. In the second video I posted the lights started to fade out one by one. Nothing really stuck out as unusual, except for the lights themselves. They seemed so far away, I was not sure what they could be." A lot of people seem to be in agreement with me that this was not a triangle UFO, but probably just Chinese lanterns, considering they don't do anything "weird," per say, and they also fade out, one by one. The witness' testimony also matches up to this theory. But that doesn't mean it's the right theory. If you think this is a triangle UFO, let me know in the comments or on Facebook or Twitter! Original story:
Two videos showing a triangle UFO (or multiple lights forming a triangle) over Houston, were uploaded to YouTube. The video ended up making national news headlines! As compelling and news-making as this footage was, the fact that the triangle UFO never moves and eventually all but one of the lights blink out, leads me to wonder if these lights are drones, flares, Chinese lanterns, or even fireworks? What do you think? Scroll down for more... 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pACsUO6scw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ubhLUBdqp4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ubhLUBdqp4
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January 13th, 2020 Update: Some savvy viewers have pointed out that the hovering "cluster of lights" may really just be a spider web! Although other UFOs (or drones, etc...) appear in the sky and one does seem to fly right toward to the "cluster"/spider web???, that doesn't mean all the lights are related. What do you think? Let me know in the comments, or on Twitter or Facebook.
Paranormal Shaun on YouTube wrote to TexasUFOSightings to share an amazing and clear daytime video of multiple UFOs over Houston. What's interesting is the lights weren't seen with the naked eye (due to the bright sunlight), but the witness was able to track them through their camera:    This is not the first time Paranormal Shaun has seen and filmed UFOs, as his YouTube channel has other UFO videos as well.
What could these orbs be? They are fast-flying, however they mostly move in a straight direction and so could be explained away as drones or maybe even military craft. However, at one point, a set of lights can be seen hovering in the sky, and they appear connected to each other (as if part of larger craft). Do you have any guess as to what this video may show? Please share them in the comments, or on Twitter or Facebook. Did you see these UFOs over Houston, too? Report your sighting!
Several folks in Central Texas witnessed a very strange string of lights glide through the sky in the early hours of Tuesday morning. I've seen reports out of Austin and Houston, so far:
Report and photo to TexasUFOSightings (Metallic 'rod" seen over Houston). Joe writes: Walking from parking lot into work, was pointed out to other employees total of 3 people in group seen it. Vertical rod moving south along San Jacinto river.
Starlink Satellites to blame?
But it turns out that aliens are probably not invading the Lone Star State. SpaceX launched a "fleet of Starlink satellites" on January 6th, and so many online are suggesting that Elon Musk is really to blame for these UFO sightings! Based on the launch date, and other photos of Starlink satellites I've seen in the past, this theory holds a lot of water:
Where most reports of UFOs were reported, Houston:
What Starlink satellite looks like from down on the ground (pretty amazing looking):
https://astrobob.areavoices.com/2019/05/26/how-to-see-the-insanely-amazing-starlink-satellite-train-from-your-home/
That said, with the increase of man-made advanced craft, from drones to satellites, we should be careful to not be so quick to judge or debunk a UFO sighting. After all, there are famous sightings from the past that are very similar to the "Starlink train," and so we what are we to make of these sightings? Would they be incorrectly debunked as our own satellites if they were seen again today?
Compare photos of the famous Lubbock Lights (1951) and Stephenville lights (2008) to recent sightings of SpaceX satellite launches and let me know what you think... maybe our technology is catching up to ET's? 
1951 Lubbock Lights - Not starlink!
2008 Stephenville lights - Not Starlink!
As always, share your opinions on this sighting and more in the comments below, or on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram.
Did you see these UFOs as well? Do you believe they are still unidentified? Report your sighting!
Any time you look up at the sky, you increase your chances of seeing a UFO! Well, on nights like New Year's Eve, when fireworks displays take on the attention of more people than usual, UFOs are seen more than usual. Case in point... here are a few recent encounters of hovering lights over Tomball and South Texas fireworks shows. But are these aliens? Or maybe just drones, fellow fireworks, or even stars? As always, you be the judge: Tomball, TX NYE  Amani Alwagfi writes South Texas NYE 
A black round object was seen and photographed in the daytime sky north of Houston, according to photos and testimony sent to MUFON (case 104505). The witness was viewing "chemtrails" when they noticed the UFO and then zoomed in to take a photo. This witness may or may not have been viewing the rumored-to-exist "chemtrails," but they definitely caught something weird on camera:  Sky before UFO was seen https://www.mufoncms.com/files_jeud8334j/104505_submitter_file3__IMG0445.jpg  Zoomed in https://www.mufoncms.com/files_jeud8334j/104505_submitter_file1__IMG0443.jpg  Zoomed in https://www.mufoncms.com/files_jeud8334j/104505_submitter_file2__IMG0444.jpg Dark Disc Shape with possible dome.extremely high under chemtrail. |
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