The photograph above, which seems to show some variety of odd aerial illumination, was taken in early June by Greg Archer, a photographer based out of Castle Rock, Colorado, during a tremendous lightning storm. Archer was outdoors at the time the photos were taken, and the lights seemed to hang in midair for close to five minutes, suspended motionless and in a straight line. While expressing his own skepticism regarding their potential identity, he has nonetheless incurred the wrath of the “debunker” crown over at the Intrepid Mag Blog, where many have sought to explain away the illuminations as merely being light reflecting off the glass window he took the photos through. Greg, however, reminds us he was outdoors at the time the photos were taken, and that after numerous calls to officials in the area, was able to discern that the lights were not any known military craft operating at the time.

Mysterious UFOs Over Colorado?

Other possible explanations include commercial aircraft coming in for landing at the time, as well as some variety of natural phenomenon such as ball lightning. You can read Greg’s entire story by clicking here. Of course, we’d be interested if any Gralien Report readers might have an idea as to what these illuminations may be…

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Author: Micah Hanks

Micah Hanks is a writer, researcher, and podcaster. His interests include areas of history, science, archaeology, philosophy, and the study of anomalous phenomena in nature. He can be reached at info@micahhanks.com.

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