Mysterious lights were spotted on March 13, 1997

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Surprising UFO researchers worldwide even 22 years later thousands reported witnessing the phenomenon. Mysterious lights were spotted in the months before March 13, 1997. It's been 22 years since the mass-UFO sighting known as the Phoenix Lights. On March 13, 1997, UFO researchers report that before the lights were seen over Phoenix, they were first spotted near Henderson, Nev. Afterward, they were spied in Mexico. reported various patterns of lights. Most reports were in the Phoenix area, some reporting a huge V-shaped but among some UFO investigators, there is not enough evidence to say it was extraterrestrial-related. Dr. Lynne Kitei line time and military personal employees "Do we have evidence that it was an extraterrestrial event? No," said MUFON spokesman that it was an extremely bizarre event, but the lights caused an unnatural reaction, according to some witnesses reported a sort of temporary amnesia some hospice workers for one of his UFO documentaries about the event, they shared that they watched the lights appear and disappear over a period of time but didn't say a word about it. Governor line time When the Governor was also told of the military’s explanation of the Phoenix Light simply being ‘flares’ he was quoted as saying “I’m a pilot and I know just about every machine that flies. “I can definitively say that this craft did not resemble any man-made object I’d ever seen. Religion line time The Ancient Greeks had Olympus, which was believed to host a pantheon populated by immortals. According to Islam, Jews, Muslim, and Christians believe in Moses. Phoenix, Arizona has a mountain range that many Phoenicians believe is presided over by UFOs.
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