Never underestimate Nature's power to wow people. Julia Daye has the story, the explanation, and the video of a recent natural display. It's amazing how many people "didn't know what the flash was." More perilously, Stan Gordon alerts that Three Low Level Glowing Spheres Nearly Strike Car Near Smithfield, Pennsylvania-September 18, 2024. Stan offers the summary of investigator Jim Brown's report on the case. (You may remember Jim filed another case study from a July 2nd low flyover, coincidentally near to the current event.) This trio of objects was about hood-height and the witness thought "she would have likely hit them had she not slammed on her brakes." Stan says "balls of light" ("BOLs" or "orbs") seem to be reported more often of late. We remember (well, we weren't actually there, then) a rather noteworthy case of such phenomena from Rolling Prairie, Indiana, in 1904. The very dramatic appearance of two orange orbs that seemed to react to human movements was later explained by "some Government Representatives" to local farmers as "'gas' or 'marsh' lights and not to worry about them." Sound familiar? And Coast to Coast wants you to watch a video of Inexplicable UAPs Captured Near Sedona. Melinda Leslie interprets the Lights in the Sky for you. (WM)