Chinese Lantern Fleet Sighted Over San Francisco?

According to eyewitness testimonial, "On December 8, 2012 my wife and I were about to head home parked in Valencia, when she noticed these lights in formation above the San Francisco Mission District.
I wasn't sure if at first if it was another Tequila hazed mirage, but myself and a few bi-standars where all in complete awe at the lights we saw on Valencia. Please excuse my drunken reaction. This was the first time I ever saw something like this. There's also a yellow speck which is from my iPhone lens but it's clear which lights I'm referring to. At first glance, I thought it might be fireworks but when they started to form a triangular formation, I knew this was uncommon."

News Report:

CBS 5 contacted federal aviation officials, and they said they have received no reports of strange lights in the sky, and aren’t sure what the aircraft spotted in the video is. So for now, the flying objects remain unidentified.Rate this posting: {["Useless", "Boring", "Need more details", "Perfect"]}

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Chinese lanterns not Ufos over Kuban Russia

As we approach the festive season we are going to see this over and over again (hopefully not on RealUfos). I Received this video emailed to us this morning and posting it for example sake. I want to clarify this video is likely Chinese lanterns and not a ufo or 'orbs' over Kuban Russia. Although they do form interesting formations this can be achieved by string tied together between the lanterns.
I let off my own lanterns last year in asia where its common around new year (they are banned in western counties due to flight risk thus why we freak out when we see them!). They are very large, make no sound and hover. Its quite obvious to me when i see these now, if you disagree with my thoughts here then please respond. I just ask that people use their brains and think hard when you see a light in the sky - could there be another explanation for it?

Banning of Chinese Lanterns - a good thing for Ufology & farmers.
[Image]Overall a ban on sky lanterns is a good thing for ufology, less fakes leaves more room for genuine sightings.
China, Malta, Germany, Austria and Australia, have banned sky lanterns. With the UK calling for them to be banned last month.
Who knows if they are still legal in the USA?

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Ufos near the sun make Chinese news

Images captures from NASA's SOHO program photographing the sun often capture strange objects nearby.

Man explains what these objects are:

posted by realufos at 10:58 AM on Oct 15, 2011

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