Orange Orbs/Lights
2 min readGood evening redditors and UFO enthusiasts. Just been curious about this whole UAP subject since 2017. I work 3rd shift 11pm to 7am and since my new interest in the phenomenon Ive been watching the night sky in my section of Pennsylvania skies. I’ve noticed many things happening in our skies, green fireballs like that last Vegas alien video, shooting stars, meteorites ( my favorite one was around 9pm where there was still sunlight and I seen a fireball in the sky with the trail behind it. Shortly after the smoke trail left, it was a solid white oblong shape that kept speeding until it phased out, likely due to it slowing down in the atmosphere, but it was amazing to see), living near an airport I see countless planes taking off and landing. The one kind of object that really had me questioning what it could be are these tiny extremely faint orange light/orb that could be seen if you are really looking into dark areas of the night ( in between the stars). You will never notice it if you don’t look, but they kind of look like very faint stars just moving very slowly in a particular direction. Sometimes they do change directions so they just have me wondering. I never heard of satellites changing directions. Last night I noticed one heading south from my location, I stared at it for about 2 and a half minutes till it faded out (Too dim to be filmed with a cellphone). I did notice there was a slight swaying left and right as it pushed itself further and further south. My understanding of airplanes is that they are supposed to blink in 1 second intervals in compliance to FAA rules. These are solid orange lights that don’t flicker like star, just very dim and it’s definately moving. No low rumbling from any aircraft were heard. Just these dim little lights that seem to not really know where they want to go, it’s the feeling I get when I do see them. Id love to hear what are the leading theories to what these orange lights are and why you believe that. You don’t see them every night, very rare but when I do see them I’m always left wandering what are those things.
