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Sample · Collection I · Sighting · Lights · Open

Lights over the Superstition Mountains

Witness account · no media filed

Signal analysis

Corroboration 3 witnesses Corroborated Top explanation · 7 votes
Evidence 0 files 0 video · 0 photos Witness account only
Signal age 7 days Observed Nov 2, 2026 Unexplained for 7 days
Ledger seal ✓ Verified SHA-256 4863e21f…5532 Linked to #0416

Three white lights rose from behind the ridge at 9:40 p.m., held a shallow arc for nearly two minutes, then blinked out one by one — left to right.

We were camped at the trailhead lot with four other cars. Everyone got out. The lights were brighter than any star and completely silent. When the second one went out, the third pulsed twice before it vanished.

Two other campers filmed it from a different angle. Both said they would add their clips here.

Addenda
Addendum A · Nov 3, 2026

No aircraft or satellite passes matched the time and bearing. Entry remains open.

Explanations 1

By votes
  1. orbit_watch Leading explanation

    Flares from the Barry Goldwater range sometimes look like this, but they drift down slowly — these went out in place. Worth checking whether there were exercises that night.

Discussion 2

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  1. Marisol Witness

    We saw this from Apache Junction! Three lights, went out left to right. I thought I was the only one.

  2. Dale R. Witness

    Was camped at the same lot. The third light definitely pulsed before it disappeared. Adding my vote as a witness.

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