April 12, 2016, Las Vegas, Nevada.
As Steven Barone kept vigilant watch on the area, quiet calmness filled him and the cool air around him. Night had set a long time ago and he used his night vision camera, but nothing out of the ordinary had shown itself. An hour passed and Barone wanted to call it quits for the night. He reached over to turn the camera off, but before his finger reached the button, he saw something. He didn't know what it was, a light of sorts -- could have been a plane, but he hoped it was what he had thought.
In the night sky, the bright light was followed by another, and then another, and then another, until it seemed like the inky sky was filled with them. The dazzling lights danced around each other in slow, geometric patterns and put on a spectacular show. Barone was in awe. Finally, he had gotten his wish. He checked his camera to make sure it was filming the light show. It was.
"This is incredible," he said aloud to no one. "It's like they aren't 100% machine." As he watched, the lights slowly blinked out one by one, but they appeared again over the foothills of Red Canyon, an hour away from the infamous Area 51. He watched as they appeared earlier in the sky, one by one. They almost seem to be capable of thought, he assessed, and seem to communicate with each other through light. "Those are light ships," he said aloud.
Over the years, Area 51 had been linked to convincing UFO sightings, and Barone's video is no different.
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