throwawayalien

I see 3+ lights in that footage, all of them are triangular shaped (likely a bokeh effect, or a combination). Around the 0:10 mark, you can see the other two to the left side of the screen, which seem to be connected to the bright blinking light. (I don't think those are reflections)

My immediate thought was that those 3 lights are forming the pyramid's base - not just the single prominent blinking light.

But checking the reactions across the net, everyone seems to be focused on the singular blinking light. Am I missing something here?

In the beginning of the video, you can see more of these lights as the camera pans away from them, too.

Reports and witnessing of UFOs are not something that started happening only in recent times. And by recent, I mean the last ~80 years (which is far longer than the 10-20 year window). You can find examples - stories and depictions of UFOs - throughout the history.

In this era, people can fake anything, as well as debunk anything. If someone doesn't want to believe something, no amount of video will be enough to convince that person.

That said, because they're very common, and that there are many stories about them across the history (and not just in recent times) and from many different sources, and that there's a lot of government documentation, and the fact that even Pentagon officially recognized that there's something going on, should be at least enough to steer you away from saying something is just 'bs'.

Thank you for this comment. I think what poo pooing is showing us is that the majority of humankind is not yet ready to be in contact with an extraterrestrial civilization because such thinking is way too narrow to even begin a conversation.

This is why publishing such articles is important, and why they should make more people think that there is a possibility after all that humans are not the only ones in the universe and that life is all around them.

This is such a preliminary line of thought, that, if most humans lack this perspective, why even begin to engage?

Why are you "sick" of it, what triggers such a response in you?

There's a reason people like to put such a spin on articles like this, and it isn't only because they want more clicks.

It's because it's related to one of the most important questions humankind has ever asked for many centuries.

That, and there are a lot of these reports throughout the history about this. And in very recent times, Pentagon officially recognized such phenomena - phenomena that is very similar to what is described in the article. Is it, then, so unreasonable to use a similar tone in such an article?

Why would you be "so sick" of it? Instead of allowing yourself to wonder at the sheer vastness of the universe and asking yourself similar questions, why would you choose to be so put off by it?