Husband and wife claim to have recorded two “orb UFOs” in Missouri. The video, shot in good quality with an iPhone camera, shows two bright colored orbs playfully flying a few hundred feet up in the sky.

Not quite sure what these orbs of light are, but I doubt that they are a product of special effects. More likely some R/C helicopters or planes with bright LED lights, would be my educated guess.

What do you guys think of this video?

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Two orb UFOs were recently recorded on video in the sky over Missouri. The Epoch Timesprovides this description of the video: “The brightly glowing objects are traveling low in the evening sky. They fly around each other, appearing to almost collide, before descending in the distance and disappearing behind some trees.”

A husband and wife witnessed the glowing UFOs together, and the wife recorded the incident on her iPhone. The husband then submitted a report of their sighting to MUFON (the Mutual UFO Network), which included the video. The video has since been uploaded to YouTube, along with the following description from the husband that was submitted with his MUFON sighting report:

“My wife witnessed 2 glowing orbs in the sky while she was driving down our street on SE Sherrett St. She has an incredible video that she shot from her iPhone, through her windshield. The lights spun around each other and then descended to the ground where they then went behind some trees and out of view. She is very reluctant to share this experience, so I am writing this for her. The video is 34 seconds long, and it is incredible.”

Some have suggested that the mysterious lights in the video could be remote-controlled airplanes, while others have suggested the video is nothing more than a hoax. However no official identification has been made.

The Epoch Times points out that there have been several UFO sightings reported in Missouri recently. And according to data assembled and interpreted by Alejandro Rojas of Open Minds, Missouri is ranked fifth in the top ten UFO hotspots in the United States.