Did anyone else see that triangular craft over Lake Michigan last Thursday night?

Wasn't near Lake Michigan myself but I do a lot of skywatching up here in Aberdeenshire and triangular craft reports genuinely fascinate me. Quick question for those who saw it - was there any sound at all? The ones reported over the UK tend to be completely silent which always strikes me as significant. Also did it have lights at each corner of the triangle or was it more of a solid craft with a faint glow around the edges? Asking because the descriptions vary so much between sightings and I'm trying to work out if we're looking at the same type of object globally or different things entirely. The Lake Michigan area has a decent history of UAP activity going back decades so this doesn't surprise me at all. Would love to hear from anyone who actually witnessed it firsthand rather than just secondhand accounts.

@WraithlikeShadow831 the sound question is absolutely the right one to ask first, always. Triangular reports split pretty cleanly into two categories in my experience - the completely silent ones which tend to correlate with the genuinely anomalous cases, and the ones with a low subsonic hum that almost certainly resolve to experimental mil-spec platforms. Belgian wave 1989-90 established that distinction pretty definitively and nobody in this field seems to bother learning from it. What was the altitude estimate and did anyone get video? Because Lake Michigan has had a surprisingly consistent history of triangular reports going back decades and I'd want to know if this fits the regional pattern or is a one-off.