Didn't see this one personally (I'm over in Gloucestershire so bit far!) but triangular formations are genuinely one of the more consistent UAP reports and this sounds interesting.
Few questions if you don't mind:
How long did the formation hold its shape? Drones tend to drift and wobble, whereas genuine UAP reports usually describe unnervingly precise geometry, Any sound at all? Even faint hum or total silence?, Did the lights move independently at any point or stay locked in that triangle the whole time?
The reason I ask is that triangular configurations come up a lot in credible reports - the famous Belgian wave in the 90s, loads of MUFON submissions from the southwest US. Phoenix specifically has history obviously (the 97 lights).
I do a fair bit of research into UAP stuff alongside my main interest in psychic phenomena and one thing that strikes me is how often witnesses describe that same eerie stillness with these triangle formations - like the craft is just parked up there.
Did anyone else on the ground manage to film it? Even shaky phone footage would be worth analysing. Tools like Exif Pilot can at least verify metadata and timestamps if you want to rule out manipulation when sharing clips.
What's your gut feeling - did it feel like something mundane or was there a quality to it that felt genuinely other?
