# An object photographed by two stations on 3 June 2005 shone for over three hours at about 10 kW of visible light, too…

> An object photographed by two stations on 3 June 2005 shone for over three hours at about 10 kW of visible light, too bright and long-lived for a…

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# An object photographed by two stations on 3 June 2005 shone for over three hours at about 10 kW of visible light, too…

An object photographed by two stations on 3 June 2005 shone for over three hours at about 10 kW of visible light, too bright and long-lived for a portable lamp, and its authors argue against a power-line arc.

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## What it bears on 1 answer

[No; all documented lights are ordinary sources](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/marfa-lights/answers/ANS0DCKMEB8DVZR/no-all-documented-lights-are-ordinary-sources)

Still possible

AGAINST

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Mysteries Department. (2026). An object photographed by two stations on 3 June 2005 shone for over three hours at about 10 kW of visible light, too… [Evidence EVD0DCKP8G5NX3B]. https://mysteriesdept.com/r/EVD0DCKP8G5NX3B
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