One person reported seeing a cluster of white lights moving rapidly over the St. Anthony Sand Dunes in Idaho. According to the report, the lights changed direction and color and did not blink like drone lights. This was reported by American radio station KEZJ.
The report was forwarded to an American center that investigates unexplained aerial phenomena. It describes lights seen in motion but doesn't explain their cause. What was unique about the details the eyewitness provided?
Lights Moving in Unpredictable Paths
According to the report, the incident occurred near the St. Anthony Sand Dunes, northwest of the town of Rexburg. The eyewitness described several white, spherical lights that moved quickly and in unpredictable paths over the dunes.
He stated that the lights changed color and were surrounded by a slight glow or haze. He also noted that they did not have blinking lights, like those found on drones. These details distinguish the description from ordinary drone lights but do not identify the source of the lights.
Who Investigated the Report?
The National UFO Reporting Center (NUFORC) receives reports, interviews eyewitnesses, and publishes its findings to the public. In this case, a description from a single eyewitness was published. The news report did not provide results from an investigation identifying the lights, nor was additional evidence for the sighting presented.
The report states that the sighting occurred on the night of October 3, 2026, and its details were published on October 5. However, these dates do not align with the publication date of the news item itself, which appears as October 15, 2026. Therefore, it is not possible to confirm from the material when the report was actually published.
What Remains Unknown
What the lights were is unknown, and the source offers no possible conventional explanation. No additional eyewitnesses or other evidence supporting the description were reported.
Above the dunes remains a cluster of lights in one person's description: what did he see, and what remained outside his field of vision?
