Return of the PHOENIX LIGHTS? Flashing “alien crafts” in the sky shocked Brandon, Canada | Strange | news

So many people saw the bizarre formation of lights over Brandon, Canada that it got on the TV news.

A video popped up showing four lights floating in formation in the sky before one suddenly disappears from view.

One viewer, a scared man, even claimed in the footage that he was being chased by the UFOs for over 12 miles on a freeway.

In the video he can be heard: “I’m shaking right now.

“It’s crazy, they followed me on the autobahn.

“I can’t believe I’m holding the camera so still.”

UFO expert Scott Young at the Manitoba Museum said the number of sightings in the city has skyrocketed recently.

He added, “When you see them live it is a very creepy feeling to see these inexplicable lights.

“I’m not surprised that people find them unusual and record videos.”

Local astronomer Chris Rutkowski said he believes these could be extraterrestrial spaceships.

He added, “People saw V-shaped formations of orange lights.

“Sightings have been increasing lately, while most can be explained, we have another 15 percent that is puzzling.

“They are worth studying more.”

Scott C. Waring, UFO blogger, said, “When I compare photos and videos from an old report from 1997 to the name Phoenix Lights in Arizona, I see that the similarities are much greater … it’s the same giant UFO .

“These lights are on top of a single huge dark UFO in the sky. It must have been very late at night when so few people saw it, but the footage … is just amazing. ”

The infamous Phoenix Lights incident occurred on March 13, 1997, when thousands of people saw five lights in formation for over three hours from 7:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.

The sightings took place in a 300-mile area from Phoenix to Tucson.

It was then accused by officials as a military flare-up.