These lights may seem mysterious until you understand how cameras work. In order for a dark, night time image to expose well, photographers use a longer exposure/slower shutter speed to allow more light into the camera. An artifact of this is that any moving object will ‘motion blur’ and a moving light will expose as an elongated streak. A blinking strobe or beacon light on an airplane will blink a number of times in one exposure (depending how long it is), resulting in what appears to be a ‘row’ of lights (try whipping a laser pen around and u get a similar effect). But its really just one light blinking ON more than once during the length of exposure. Strobes are on the wingtips, which are higher than the fuselage lights, so they appear ‘on top’ of the longer streaks left by the steady nav lights. There are countless examples of airplanes in slow shutter to be found online.

Taking a look at the image again, it could be anything and assuming that it really is on the image I guess it is a UFO in the true sense of the word. And Unidentified Flying Object.

I’m sure if anyone truly cared enough they could get the flight plans for that day and find out what was in the sky in that area around that time. If they say that a helicopter or plane was there around then, case solved. But if they claim nothing was there at all, that’s a whole different story.

Just because you don’t want to believe doesn’t mean you should close your eyes to the truth. UFO’s are real, deal with it!