A compilation video recording unexplained lights moving creepily across partly cloudy skies has gone viral on the internet. Seen in several parts of the US and Canada, the clips revealed glowing balls and colorful lights changing direction and lining up straight—fueling the mounting questions about where they came from.
In contrast to the typical grainy UFO footage, the high-definition nature of this footage impressed many, with many referring to it as the most clear recording of unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs) to date. While the time and place have not been confirmed, the footage has caused quite a buzz on the internet.
The video was posted on X (formerly Twitter) by the account ‘dom_lucre’, and has already been viewed over a million times. The caption stated, “This unusual light was captured by witnesses in the United States and Canada. Witnesses describe colourful UAPs and other unexplained events illuminating the sky.”
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??BREAKING: This strange light was recorded by witnesses in the United States and Canada. Witnesses report colorful UAPs and other unexplained phenomena lighting up the sky. pic.twitter.com/wToGHdXJ4u
— Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives (@dom_lucre) April 15, 2025
Predictably, responses came pouring in. Some users rolled with the extraterrestrial script, while others met it with humor or disdain. “I wouldn’t have believed all this until I recorded one myself,” one user stated. Another dismissed the logic: “Here’s my problem with this. Why would alien spaceships have lights on them if they want to be here incognito? I’m sure they have the capability to see what’s around them without lights.”
The joke continued. “Extremely smart aliens from other worlds visiting earth flashing low-grade Chinese LED lights were not on my 2025 bingo card,” one commenter joked. Another cracked, “That’s all the sparkly crap Katy Perry left there yesterday, just now entering our atmosphere.
Some others complained of exhaustion at seeing this same material repeated so often, with one saying, “You know what? I honestly do not care if it’s aliens anymore.” Another chimed in, “Now the onus is on those posting these things to prove it’s not AI. All of this seems like AI to me.”
While the clip keeps circulating, its genuineness cannot be confirmed—but the influence of the clip on social media and people’s curiosity over alien existence cannot be disputed.
