Three Bright Dots Over New York Spark UFO Speculation as Pentagon's AARO Finds No Evidence of Extraterrestrial Activity

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Charlie Correa saw three bright dots over New York move in a triangle, sparking UFO speculation, while the Pentagon’s AARO says there’s no evidence of aliens, and Eliza Hajzeri reports the eyewitness account.

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Three mysterious lights over New York spark UFO theories

Three mysterious bright dots over New York, observed by Corona, Queens resident Charlie Correa who initially saw something like a shooting star before two more lights joined to form a triangle, sparked speculation about UFOs, airplanes, or celestial bodies, while the Pentagon's All Domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) stated there is no evidence of extraterrestrial beings, activity, or technology, as Eliza Hajzeri reports the eyewitness account and the ensuing discussion.