Albuquerque: Mysterious Lights Baffle ResidentsAlbuquerque: Mysterious Lights Baffle Residents Albuquerque, New Mexico, has been the scene of a puzzling phenomenon in recent weeks: a series of unexplained, glowing lights hovering in the night sky. Residents have reported seeing the lights over various locations throughout the city, including the Sandia Mountains, the Petroglyph National Monument, and the West Side. The lights have been described as orbs of different colors, including white, green, and orange. “I saw a bright green light hovering over my house,” said resident Maria Garcia. “It was so intense, I thought it was a searchlight, but it was just hanging there in the sky.” The lights have been seen for hours at a time, sometimes moving slowly and at other times remaining stationary. They are typically high in the sky, making it difficult to determine their exact nature. “We’ve had several calls from residents who are concerned about these lights,” said Albuquerque Police Department spokesman Gilbert Gallegos. “We have not been able to identify the source of the lights or determine if they pose any threat.” Scientists and meteorologists have also been unable to explain the phenomenon. “We have ruled out any known natural or man-made sources, such as swamp gas or aircraft,” said Dr. Robert Thompson, a professor of meteorology at the University of New Mexico. “These lights are a complete mystery.” Some residents have speculated that the lights could be from unidentified aircraft or alien spacecraft, while others have attributed them to natural gas leaks or geological phenomena. “I don’t know what to make of it,” said resident John Smith. “It’s eerie and fascinating at the same time. I’m just hoping that they don’t end up being something dangerous.” The Albuquerque Police Department is continuing to investigate the mysterious lights, but so far, no definitive answers have been found.