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Texas has been real abuzz with UFO sightings of late. I recently caught wind that MUFON - a great UFO reporting database, but not the trustiest investigators - dubbed the recent Texas City lights as sky lanterns, while the Department of Homeland Security proclaimed hoax. The same explanation has been used for the most recent mass UFO sighting in San Antonio. However, the actual witness testimonies, duration, and ubiquitous of UFO sightings of late in Texas don't really fit that bill. Are sky lanterns our new weather balloons? Here's a video of the Texas City lights: Compare to sky lanterns: And similar footage from a recent League City, TX sighting (which has also bled onto many other parts of Texas, and is not likely to be sky lanterns):
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Chris
6/26/2012 02:55:43 pm
That is what sky lanterns look like...You cannot compare 5 or 6 cheap sky lanterns to a Taiwanese festival filled with hundreds of fancy sky lanterns.
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George Lander
12/21/2012 04:01:30 am
I live in Killeen, TX and in my driveway this morning I discovered one of these sky lanterns (mini hot air balloon). Today is the 21st of December which also marks the end of time as the time in not recorded or accountable with accords to the last day of the Mayan Calender. So if there were any sightings to bring in the end this could have been one of them. We shall see.
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