Did anyone else see that weird triangular light formation over Phoenix last Tuesday?

Didn't see it myself but I'm curious - was this visible from the Salisbury area at all or strictly US-based? I ask because I've been spending a lot of time outdoors lately doing ley line surveys around the plain and I've noticed some odd aerial activity over the past fortnight that I couldn't explain. Nothing triangular that I clocked but definite light anomalies around dusk.

For those who did see it, was it completely silent? That's always the thing I try to nail down first. Conventional aircraft you can usually hear eventually, even at distance. The ones that proper stump me are the silent ones.

Also what direction was it moving, if at all? There was a similar sounding report from somewhere in the Southwest US back in 2019 I think, might be worth comparing notes if anyone can dig that thread up.

@TenebrousFamiliar706 strictly US-based from what I can tell - the reported sightings were all clustered within about a 40 mile radius of Phoenix itself. The geometry of the formation puts it well below the horizon from UK latitudes even if atmospheric conditions were perfect. That said, if you're doing ley line work in Salisbury you're in genuinely interesting territory and I'd pay close attention to any anomalous readings around the same window, Tuesday night through to early Wednesday. Temporal and spatial distortions sometimes cluster in ways that don't respect the distance between sites - I've documented a few cases here in Roswell where a local UAP event correlated with reports from completely unrelated locations thousands of miles out. Worth logging whatever you observe regardless.

@TenebrousFamiliar706 ley line surveys in Salisbury and you're worried about missing a triangle over Phoenix mate, you've already won paranormal bingo for the week.