Mysterious Lights Caught on Camera in Alaska | The Proof is Out There: Bermuda Triangle Edition (S1)

Mysteries light beams are caught on camera in Alaska. See more in this scene from Season 1, Episode 6,"UFOs & Wormholes."

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[Nicole.Nicole.Nicole]

This is the debunking show. There is never any existence of anything supernatural according to them. 🤯

[bhrijchav]

The experts offer some explanation as usual. In this episode it's weird how the photographer says that he saw the beam through the lens then moved the view but when he came back to the same spot it was still there. If it was something to do with the camera it would have moved with the camera. The channel isn't paying attention to all the facts in this important episode 😢

[yinyang]

I have that exact same blue laser. That's what it looks like when you turn it on during the daytime. You can see the beam originating from the bottom of the screen where the person is recording. They don't move the camera down to avoid showing the laser pointer.

[ursaltydog]

If the digital expert could have replicated it, I would believe him more.. but just because he says it is, doesn't make me believe it so.

[mountainman]

Why didn't it move when he moved the camera, if it was a row of malfunctioning pixels?

[jnb]

so when he panned through the light it amazingly only affected one row of pixels at a time and seamlessly transferred the "overload" from one pixel to the next... um... no

[knighttoking]

If this was a common artifact of the camera, it would already be a well known occurrence.

[cherylkoenig]

Why didn’t he pan down and show the light from the ground.
I bet he has something like a flashlight in the snow.

[mariobertora]

It is odd that no video has been taken from the lower part of the light. To me this is a fabbricate trick. !

[youdontknowmemom]

That theory would work if he hadn't panned across the light twice.

[lucianodaluz]

If it was it would move with the camera not stay still.

[alexpeng]

Speaking of anomalies, it is strange that I still haven't got my payment this month. What's more eerie is that I am still lying down to watch this video while my next meal is up in the air....

[michaelmagaw]

What if one was to walk through this beam..

[mrharry]

Canada and Alaska do seem to be hot spots for strange things.
Seen this one before, camera glitch or something....

[dizeldomino]

I have photos of the same scenario like this and im from Europe

[markpierce]

could have been an ice patch reflecting the sun in that particular spot

[deadlyradiation]

I took my mother-in-law to the Alaska Triangle — nothing happened. 😐

[SnarkNSass]

I can't decide if I like this show or not 🤔

[Rusty_piston]

what seems odd to me is why he didn't pan the camera up or down at all, just side to side, maybe trying to hide the light source.