Interesting one this. I'm over in Hampshire so obviously wasn't there to see it myself, but I've been following the Phoenix area sightings for a while now given the history there going back to '97.
Quick question for those of you who actually witnessed it - when you say triangular, are we talking a solid craft with defined edges, or more like three distinct light points forming a triangular pattern that could technically be separate objects flying in formation? That distinction matters quite a bit for classification purposes.
I ask because I've been going through some archived footage on my laptop using Handbrake to convert and slow down clips, and the triangle formation thing comes up constantly. Sometimes what looks like a solid craft is actually three separate UAPs holding a remarkably tight formation. The naked eye at night really struggles to tell the difference.
Also worth asking:
What direction was it travelling?, Any sound at all, or completely silent?, Rough altitude estimate if you can hazard one?
The silent ones tend to interest me most. The '97 Phoenix Lights had witnesses reporting absolutely no sound despite the scale of the thing, which rules out most conventional military explanations you'd reach for first.
I'm only a beginner really when it comes to proper UAP investigation methodology, but even I know that getting these basic observational details nailed down early makes a massive difference before the memory starts filling in gaps. Anyone manage to get video on their phone?
