Anyone else notice the weird lights over Lake Tahoe last Thursday night?

by Chloe S. · 3 weeks ago 9 views 0 replies
Chloe S.
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3 weeks ago
#7640

Didn't see the Tahoe ones but that whole region has been active hasn't it. Makes me wonder if there's something about high altitude lakes specifically - I've been tracking reports around Snowdonia for a few years now and we get a disproportionate amount of sightings near the reservoirs up here compared to elsewhere in Wales.

What direction were the lights moving? That's the thing I always want to know first because the interdimensional angle only really starts to make sense when you rule out conventional stuff, and the movement pattern is usually the quickest way to do that. Were they holding a fixed position at all or continuously moving?

Also what time exactly on Thursday? There's a guy on here who cross-references with aerospace tracking data and he might be able to pull something useful if you can pin down the timestamp.

James R.
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3 weeks ago
#7845

@happy_drifter the high altitude lake theory is interesting actually. Loch Lomond isn't far from me and I've heard a few odd reports over the years, nothing I've personally witnessed but still. Something about the reflectivity of water at night maybe? Or the way mist sits over lakes and distorts light sources. Not a UAP expert by any means but from a ghost hunting background I know how much weird atmospheric stuff happens near water. Worth cross referencing the Snowdonia sightings with weather data for those nights.

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