Phoenix Lights facts
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Joaquin Phoenix rolled his car, and a man tapped on his window & said "Just relax." Phoenix replied "I'm fine. I am relaxed." The man said "No you're not," & stopped Phoenix from lighting a cigarette while gas was leaking into the car. The man was famed German film director Werner Herzog.
In 2006 Werner Herzog stumbled upon a rolled car. He pulled a confused man out of the wreck after he tried to light a cigarette when there was a fuel leak. That man was Joaquín Phoenix
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Kurt Russell was the civilian pilot who witnessed the infamous mass UFO sighting in Phoenix Arizona in 1997 (AKA the "Phoenix Lights")
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The pilot who first reported the famous "UFO"incident that is now known as 'The Phoenix Lights' which was seen by thousands of people in the skies over Phoenix Arizona in 1997, was actor Kurt Russell.
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Joaquin Phoenix flipped his car, and in the wreckage, he heard a voice say, "Just relax." He replied, "I'm fine. I am relaxed." The man replied, "No you're not," and stopped Phoenix from lighting a cigarette while gasoline was leaking into the car. This man was famed director Werner Herzog.
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Kurt Russell was the pilot that reported the famous Phoenix Lights UFO incident 1997.
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Former Arizona Governor says he saw a UFO during the 1997 Phoenix Lights
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The original light poles from Polo Grounds Stadium in New York still stand and are in use today in Phoenix, AZ.
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One civilian pilot reported the Phoenix lights UFO sighting. It was Kurt Russell.
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Kirk Russell was the pilot that reported the famous Phoenix Lights UFO incident 1997.
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The then Governor of Arizona admitted he believes the Phoenix lights were an alien visitation
Werner Herzog saved Joaquin Phoenix from lighting his car on fire after a crash - source
There were actually two events during the "Phoenix Lights" UFO sighting, the first one where people saw a giant V shaped craft, and a second event where the air force dropped flares that were later shown on TV as the original sighting. - source
The unexplained story of the Phoenix Lights: 20 years ago yesterday, mysterious lights briefly blinked in the sky over Phoenix, AZ then disappeared. No one has been able to explain them.
