Look at that, bro.

Look at that, bro. There's no doubt this viral Area 51 UFO footage looks incredible, but the possible explanation may be sitting directly on that mountain. YouTuber KJSmooth recorded three red lights apparently hovering near Area 51. First, I want to point out the large white object is the moon punching through the clouds. The alleged UFO or UFOs is the group of red lights there to the left. Now, for most of the video, they remain roughly in the same position above an area known as Bald Mountain. And if that is Bald Mountain, that matters because Bald Mountain has a documented radar and surveillance facility at its summit with red warning lights reportedly visible at night. The summit is at 9,500 feet, so those clouds could be socking in the mountain and you don't see part of that mountain top. Now, that does not prove that these lights are the same lights, but known lights on an exact mountain near the area they're allegedly filming at have to be ruled out before calling this an unknown craft or NHI. Then comes the supposed takeoff. So notice as the red light becomes a streak, the moon and the entire background also kind of jump. And that tells us that the camera moved violently and quickly, and in low light, that movement can create something called smearing. And then that object immediately is lost. There's no continuous shot of it accelerating against a stable background, so the footage itself does not demonstrate impossible movement, unfortunately. I also want to mention that KJSmooth is primarily an entertainment type of creator, and the original video includes an entertainment disclaimer. Now, that does not prove that this was staged by any means, but it does lower the value as far as evidence. This may be ordinary lights on Bald Mountain, misinterpreted or deliberately dramatized with camera movements and creating an apparent takeoff. Um, interesting footage, absolutely. Proof of extraordinary or non-human technology near Area 51? Not so much. But what are your thoughts? Are they fixed lights on the summit? Uh, is it some sort of craft, or is it something truly out of this world or extraordinary? Let me know in the comments.