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Date: 5/10/25
Time: 9:27 PM
Location: Salem, NH. Filmed in the south eastern part of the sky

So I posted a couple videos already on here recently that you guys can check out but I’ve been procrastinating on posting this one because it was a whole sequence of events from 9:20-9:35 I got 5 different videos. This one is the middle one.

Basically long story short, orbs were coming and going all over the sky and then after this video I saw a bright flash in the sky and it got super bright in that section of the sky behind the trees in my back yard. Then more orbs were moving slowly around the bright area.

Ok so in this video just as I saw the orb you see first, it was slowly moving across the sky, but as soon as I started recording it sped up and zoomed across the sky and hovered above the trees where I could still see it. It looks faster than it was because I literally had to turn myself 180 degrees just so I didn’t lose it in the sky. As it’s hovering, a second one comes out from behind the trees and seems like it goes right through the first one…

I could only film one so I stayed with the second one because it was moving. The first one just hovered where it stopped and they met up, and when I looked back after I lost the other one behind my house, it was gone.

I know I know… TLDR! But you gotta read to get the full story sometimes. iPhone cameras really suck and never do the story justice. FYI these were NOT planes. I use 2 flight radar apps and have filmed planes on my phone you can ALWAYS see the flashing lights.

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