More reports of unknowns in Kansas, but so far none of the video has been particularly convincing. The public comments on this story claim that they’re all people flying ultralights at night and Chinese lanterns. Hopefully, with so many sightings, there will be some definitive video soon.
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Ghost Theory did an excellent job on this one. Birds and lenticular clouds are commonly mistaken for unknown flying objects.
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These are not lanterns. They appear to be classic UFOs, unless this is a CGI hoax. Unfortunately, there is no way to be certain, but the higher probability is that the video is authentic.
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Is this a balloon, a CGI effect, or something truly mysterious? Our experts have weighed in on this, and this comment sums up the opinion of those who have sent us replies:
"They all have in common the fact that:
"1) no cross-confirming videos ever appeared, despite the humongously spectacular appearance of these alleged objects.
"2) they could all have been easily produced via CGI.
"3) none of them had audio tracks that convincingly (or at all) included expressions of amazement.
"This one is no exception to the above patterns, but it has two additional telltale features:
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