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Mysterious light in the sky near Luke Air Force Base, Arizona

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Disc-shaped light similar to the Phoenix lights seen in the sky south of Luke Air Force Base, Arizona. 


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On February 17, 2021, the witness noticed a bright light around a solid light object in the sky south of Luke AFB, however no military flying was being conducted and Luke Radar Approach Control was closed. 

According to the witness the lights appeared not to be connected to each other, but separate individual lights. Mufon case 113717.

 

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