Did my wife accidentally film a UFO at Montana?

[RoadRage]

Hmmm ... the first things a researcher is going to ask is if this was videoed from inside the cabin, and was she videoing through a window? If so, you may be looking at a reflection in the glass from lights in/on/around the cabin.

The second things they may ask is did she notice the lights while videoing, if she did why didn't she zoom in on at least one of the lights? If she didn't notice the lights, then we may again be looking at reflections in the glass.

This was my first hypothesis, especially after seeing that the ceiling had lights, but she took two videos that day, one from downstairs (the first video I posted) and the first, she took this video from upstairs, where you can see the reflected lights superimposed on the window. Now if you closely examine this video you can see that the light from the ceiling sort of looks like an object in the sky but here are the problems, one is that the light is diffused and soft not to mention too large, and next is these light are static and unlike the first video they do not move independently to the camera movement or lack of.
Also, the lights do not appear to be interacting with the fog, like in the first video where it appears to be fading in and out of the fog.

 

[RoadRage]

Another explanation could be from the "piezoelectric effect".

Those mountains would have a lot of quartz (and other crystals) under a lot of stress, this produces a charge that can be seen floating in the air above where that charge is the strongest. Atmospheric conditions like humidity/fog/dust/low clouds and pressure gradients can help to manifest that electric charge into a small ball of light that can change colors, move, dim and brighten as well as blink on and off.

If there were any earthquakes in the area your wife may have inadvertently filmed one of the early warning signs that nature gives off of it happening and/or soon going to happen.

Piezoelectric has the same problems that ball lighting has that is, you'd expect random movements dissimilar to the movements of the lights in the video that are moving in a more organized pattern in regard to the other lights.
But to add to your point, Sky Mountain is by Yellowstone where there is always seismic activity due to the volcano.

 

[mk23666]

Piezoelectric has the same problems that ball lighting has that is, you'd expect random movements dissimilar to the movements of the lights in the video that are moving in a more organized pattern in regard to the other lights.
But to add to your point, Sky Mountain is by Yellowstone where there is always seismic activity due to the volcano.

For those who want to see different examples of the piezoelectric effect

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[RoadRage]

For those who want to see different examples of the piezoelectric effect

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Well there wasn't a 5.5 or higher earthquake by Yellowstone and like the ball lighting those lights don't match up, but I like your deductive reasoning and your seeking out every possible explanation rather than jumping to the one that fits your position. I'm just like you bro, scratching my head while exploring every possibility no matter how far-fetched. And like Dr. Truth said, unidentified object doesn't mean aliens, but these UFO doesn't fit the profile of anything I can wrap my head around.

 

[RoadRage]

For the two people who voted it's a drone, can you guys please explain to me how a drone is able to fly and move the way those lights are moving? Plus keep in mind that night had fog, thunderstorms, and hail, not to mention the high altitude which makes maneuvering a drone more tricky.
I just want to see your logic of reasoning.