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A number of different videos have been posted of these orange lights over El Paso, so this is not a CGI effect. They are too high to be drones, and while it’s possible that they are sky lanterns, the lack of flicker would suggest not. One commenter says that they are flares dropped by his military unit, but the witness who took the video says that he saw them move across the sky at one point "in the blink of an eye." If the latter is true, then they are unknowns. Graded C, possible unknown.
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This is quite an interesting video. It’s not faked, and it doesn’t appear to be a balloon. So what is it? Peru has been the site of some extraordinary UFO events and meteors lately.

For Jaimie Maussan’s brief but interesting documentary on the flying man phenomenon, click here.
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Unknowncountry reader Patrick Fernane was on the beach last November making an early morning video when a flash of light shot past and disappeared into the surf. He found that he had recorded it, and set it to Unknowncountry for analysis. These are the responses of our experts:read more

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These glowing objects were allegedly filmed with a cellphone outside of a home in the town of Earl Shilton in England in the early hours of the morning one day last February. This is not a Chinese lantern, a drone or a balloon. It is not possible to determine altitude, but they could be ultra-high noctilucent clouds. The image would also be easy to create in a number of different ways. But if the witness is to be taken at her word, these would appear to be plasmas of some sort, and thus an unknown.
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