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Originally Posted by blankall
I think the most likely explanation is just some kind of visual phenomenon that occurs rarely in nature, that we don't know about. There could be something in nature that creates a flashy blurry light, that moves for a bit, and then dissipates.
Military personal see it more often, as the average person doesn't spend that much time with a close up view of those parts of the sky. The military also films more than the average person.
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This is a reasonable explanation, my only reservation would be that beyond the microscopic & atomic levels, things in nature don't tend to come in perfect geometric shapes like triangles & circles with the type of symmetrical formations that are consistently described by observers.
This is of course unless this does happen and it's something we just haven't documented enough yet to classify it as a naturally occurring phenomenon.
But this precisely why there needs to be an official channel for pilots to report these sightings in detail.