Was sent this piece of footage now by a follower on TikTok.
Was recorded in Timelapse. The person was apparently trying to capture the Northern light.
Happened between Kilbirnie and Lochwinnoch around 7:55pm
What do you think
Allison1228 on
Possibly a Yaogan satellite triplet.
Pibbish on
I’m obviously no expert, but it *appears* to be what we recognize as a “TR3B”. It’s a triangular craft capable of cloaking, but has 3 distinct lights on the 3 corners, and usually has a big orb in the middle on the underside but from what I can tell that middle orb is cloakable with the rest of the craft (I haven’t read the specs on their capabilities so i’m riffing from what i’ve seen/read so far). From what I have seen, they tend to fly slowly throughout the sky. iirc we the people have these things flying around for the majority of non-nuclear site sightings (alot of mixed info there, am speculating on ownership outside of alien nuclear contact events with TR3Bs).
No idea why the 3 corner lights aren’t cloakable or why they are necessary for the craft to function mid-flight (I assume they are to assist ground crew with landing a cloaked craft). If I find a ‘spec sheet’ of sorts for their intent/capabilities, i’ll send you a DM with a link on it if that’s alright OP.
UFOsAroundTheWor1d on
Time: March 7, 2006 7:50PM
Location: United Kingdom, Scotland,
UFOsAroundTheWor1d on
Triangle craft filmed by accident during a Northern Lights timelapse on March 7, 2026, between Kilbirnie and Lochwinnoch, Scotland. Mysterious aerial sighting. 👽✨
UFOsAroundTheWor1d on
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Hirokage on
Not a triangle craft, unless it is invisible. You can see a star ‘through’ it (around 4 seconds in). Still interesting, but I think it is 3 objects.
LittleKachowski on
I have some questions.
First, what exactly is this a video of? It seems stationary, pointed directly up at some power lines, and is sped up dramatically like a timelapse. I’m a little skeptical that such a low FOV candid video happens to capture something so extraordinary that nobody else seems to corroborate.
Second, we can clearly see that this video is incredibly sped up, so what are we to derive from the lights in the video? They do not move in sync with the clouds, they move at a perfectly consistent rate, and they do not at all veer in a different direction. This seems highly consistent with what can be doctored with visual effects.
Third, what’s with the effects at the beginning and end of the video? The video shows the sky from frame 1, but for some reason a jarble of dark effects clutter the screen. Then at the end, the last few frames show smearing from something unrelated to what’s on screen. Can we trust that this video is unedited?
InspectionVisible553 on
Wow, that reminds me of a sighting I saw in Colorado at dusk. My post is being taken off over and over, but basically, it had an asteroid-like look to it and looked similar.
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Was sent this piece of footage now by a follower on TikTok.
Was recorded in Timelapse. The person was apparently trying to capture the Northern light.
Happened between Kilbirnie and Lochwinnoch around 7:55pm
What do you think
Possibly a Yaogan satellite triplet.
I’m obviously no expert, but it *appears* to be what we recognize as a “TR3B”. It’s a triangular craft capable of cloaking, but has 3 distinct lights on the 3 corners, and usually has a big orb in the middle on the underside but from what I can tell that middle orb is cloakable with the rest of the craft (I haven’t read the specs on their capabilities so i’m riffing from what i’ve seen/read so far). From what I have seen, they tend to fly slowly throughout the sky. iirc we the people have these things flying around for the majority of non-nuclear site sightings (alot of mixed info there, am speculating on ownership outside of alien nuclear contact events with TR3Bs).
No idea why the 3 corner lights aren’t cloakable or why they are necessary for the craft to function mid-flight (I assume they are to assist ground crew with landing a cloaked craft). If I find a ‘spec sheet’ of sorts for their intent/capabilities, i’ll send you a DM with a link on it if that’s alright OP.
Time: March 7, 2006 7:50PM
Location: United Kingdom, Scotland,
Triangle craft filmed by accident during a Northern Lights timelapse on March 7, 2026, between Kilbirnie and Lochwinnoch, Scotland. Mysterious aerial sighting. 👽✨
Sorry for the comments new to Reddit so Mod said needed to get the format right lol
Not a triangle craft, unless it is invisible. You can see a star ‘through’ it (around 4 seconds in). Still interesting, but I think it is 3 objects.
I have some questions.
First, what exactly is this a video of? It seems stationary, pointed directly up at some power lines, and is sped up dramatically like a timelapse. I’m a little skeptical that such a low FOV candid video happens to capture something so extraordinary that nobody else seems to corroborate.
Second, we can clearly see that this video is incredibly sped up, so what are we to derive from the lights in the video? They do not move in sync with the clouds, they move at a perfectly consistent rate, and they do not at all veer in a different direction. This seems highly consistent with what can be doctored with visual effects.
Third, what’s with the effects at the beginning and end of the video? The video shows the sky from frame 1, but for some reason a jarble of dark effects clutter the screen. Then at the end, the last few frames show smearing from something unrelated to what’s on screen. Can we trust that this video is unedited?
Wow, that reminds me of a sighting I saw in Colorado at dusk. My post is being taken off over and over, but basically, it had an asteroid-like look to it and looked similar.