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Thank you so much for your thoughtful and informative answer. We, too, live right near Pearl Harbor, Fort Shafter and some other militry base so your answer makes the most sense. I wasn't scared or anything, just very curious. Otherworldly phenomena are fascinating to me but I'm also very rational and will pick the most logical answer first. How lucky you live in the Bay Area. I lived in both San Francisco (my magic city) and Berkeley and not only is it beutiful (northern Calif.) but there seems to be a higher sensibility and awareness to those who live there, or is it just my imagination cause I love it there so much? You see I grew up in Santa Monica, CA and you kow what that is pretty much about -- movie stars, artificial body parts -- okay I'm not being fair. But there are more corny people there who seem like they are from the midwest, somwhere along the Mississippi maybe. I've lived there too and it was a real culture shock. Thanks again, Stephanie Larson steffil.larson55@gmail.com

Yes Stephanie, it is beautiful here but in regards to 'bay area awareness'? Perhaps, but definitely not when it comes to driving, 'No two solid objects may occupy the same space at the same time'. This theory they don't seem to understand.. :) Maybe they are sightseeing.. You too live in a beautiful place, enjoy what you have and don't worry about the strange lights, there's usually a reason for things we don't understand, you just need to look, its there.. But then there things we don't understand and can't seem to find the reason, this is the phenomena you speak of.. Curious minds are open minds, stay open and curious, its how we learn...