UFO Fleet In Rockland, Main On June 2015 (Video)

Date of sighting: June 14, 2015
Location of sighting: Rockland, Main, USA
News Source: http://www.wcsh6.com/story/life/2015/07/16/possible-ufo-sighting-in-rockland/30257033/

These three glowing orbs are alien ships that travel together in triangle formation. Each orbs speed is perfectly matched and the none of them are seen leaving the formation. Often orbs are seen this way because its safer for them to travel in groups. Why are they glowing? Maybe they are not trying to be noticed, but are going about their business and their propulsion makes their cloaked vessels visible. One thing is clear, no city in the world is off limits to aliens. New York and other famous cities…are just tourist attractions for them. They may even walk among the crowds on the sidewalks and you won’t even know they are not human. SCW

Eyewitness states:
My brother Tyler took this video from his phone from Rockland, Maine. On June 14th.

News States:
ROCKLAND, Maine (NEWS CENTER) — A Rockland man uploaded a video on YouTube of, what he calls, an unidentified flying object (UFO), and it’s causing a lot of local chatter. Ty Pendleton took the video on June 14 around 9 p.m. at his home in Rockland. Three lights in the sky caught his attention, so he decided to take a video of it. At first, Pendleton said he thought it was an airplane, but didn’t hear any sound. As seen in the video, the three lights move in unison. Pendleton said he believes those three lights are a UFO. “Nobody can seem to explain what the image is. Nobody can explain it, so that’s one reason why I definitely think it’s a UFO,” he said. While astronomers are fascinated with the idea of UFOs and life on other planets, a director at UMaine’s Astronomy Center is a bit skeptical about the video. “I think it’s probably not an alien spacecraft that’s come to visit us, but there could be any number of explanations, just the weather here on earth can get kinda crazy, so it could be any number of things and we definitely can’t make the leap to ‘Oh, it must be aliens,’” said Scott Mitchell, the Center’s director.