On November 8, 2024, a Chinese train driver photographed several unidentified luminous spheres at the Jiayuguan Railway Station

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On November 8, 2024, a Chinese train driver photographed several unidentified luminous spheres at the Jiayuguan Railway Station in Gansu Province, China. These unidentified flying objects were flying in formation and were heading towards the other side of the Qilian Mountains, where there is an uninhabited area in northwest China.
 

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These I could play. You're right - interesting..

Is it a video artifact or does there appear to be a trail of some sort very nearly at the end of the video. At firsts blush I was thinking meteors but they do seem awfully slow for that. Military activity maybe ? A formation catching sunlight ? I once saw a commercial airliner that was bathed in the morning sun and it stopped me in my tracks - it looked like a huge glowing orange UFO. Nope, it was FedEx.

Tell me @KL 123 - do you guys worry about American drones ? b0055

There has been a big flap over here, in fact we're still in the middle of it, involving drones. Many think they are Chinese.
 
pigfarmer said:
These I could play. You're right - interesting..

Is it a video artifact or does there appear to be a trail of some sort very nearly at the end of the video. At firsts blush I was thinking meteors but they do seem awfully slow for that. Military activity maybe ? A formation catching sunlight ? I once saw a commercial airliner that was bathed in the morning sun and it stopped me in my tracks - it looked like a huge glowing orange UFO. Nope, it was FedEx.

Tell me @KL 123 - do you guys worry about American drones ? b0055

There has been a big flap over here, in fact we're still in the middle of it, involving drones. Many think they are Chinese.
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Perhaps the video pixel is not so good. It feels that the clarity is not as high as that of the original video I downloaded. Besides, I don't really care about the issue of drones, but quite a number of people in our country are indeed worried that some so-called drones might come from the United States (the current nationalist sentiment among the Chinese people is rather intense). Additionally, around September last year in China, flights were suspended at Tianjin International Airport due to something. The official statement said it was caused by drones, but there has been no follow-up report ever since. Meanwhile, many people claimed that they saw unidentified flying objects in Tianjin during that period, and some even filmed them (it's also unclear whether the videos are real or fake). The incident in New Jersey in the US really reminded me of the one in Tianjin. The Chinese authorities also said that it was drones that caused the trouble at Tianjin International Airport. But if that's the case, why hasn't there been any follow-up report on whose drones led to the flight delays? And strangely enough, not a single video or photo of the so-called drones at Tianjin International Airport has been leaked on the Internet.
 
By the way, in the original versions of these three videos, you can actually see that some balls of light are flying in formation. And the person who filmed them said that the direction they were flying in was towards the uninhabited areas in China's northwest. I didn't see any trails or anything like meteors in the high-definition versions.
 
I couldn't tell from the video quality.

Personally, I find it funny that you are just as worried about drones as we are. Nationalism included sound like you are saying the same things we are and not getting any answers from our governments.

Five air miles from here is a mid size commercial airport that shares the facility with military units; heavy lift aircrafts, etc. Two of those drones interfered with the runways so badly a few weeks ago they shut the airport down for two hours. The state governor got very, very angry and demanded action from the federal government and got it. Now there is some sort of military unit there prepared to deal with it, or was for a while anyway. Nobody knows for sure.
 
pigfarmer said:
I couldn't tell from the video quality.

Personally, I find it funny that you are just as worried about drones as we are. Nationalism included sound like you are saying the same things we are and not getting any answers from our governments.

Five air miles from here is a mid size commercial airport that shares the facility with military units; heavy lift aircrafts, etc. Two of those drones interfered with the runways so badly a few weeks ago they shut the airport down for two hours. The state governor got very, very angry and demanded action from the federal government and got it. Now there is some sort of military unit there prepared to deal with it, or was for a while anyway. Nobody knows for sure.
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In fact, nationalism is even more serious there... And people tend to be intolerant and there are a lot of chauvinistic tendencies. For example, recently, the theory of "pseudo-history" has been prevalent on the Internet in that country, claiming that the histories of ancient Greece, ancient Rome and Egypt are all fabricated and only their own history is real. Also, many netizens report so-called "spies" on the Internet (many people are just scolded as spies just because their views are different from others').
 
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