The ChillX Zone

A recent sighting adds to decades–long debate over this controversial UAP case

December 8, 2025

On the evening of November 21, 2025, a resident in Brierley Hill, West Midlands (United Kingdom), reported seeing and photographing a large triangular object in the sky. The witness described three bright lights positioned at the corners of a dark, triangular shape that appeared to hover silently before moving slowly across the sky.

The sighting occurred around 7:00 p.m. local time. According to the witness account, no conventional aircraft were visible, and no obvious sound accompanied the object.

Background: The “Dudley Dorito” Pattern
The sighting matches a series of similar reports in the West Midlands region over the past two decades. These earlier reports describe a large, dark triangular shape with lights at the corners, often moving in unconventional patterns, hovering, or appearing and disappearing quickly. The term “Dudley Dorito” has been informally used to refer to this recurring pattern of unidentified objects.

Typical Descriptions
Across multiple past reports, descriptions commonly include:

• Triangular or wedge-shaped object, darker than surrounding sky
• Three bright, steady lights located at each corner of the shape
• Little or no audible engine noise
• Slow movement or hovering capability
• Sudden change of direction or disappearance

These similarities have led some observers to believe the sightings may be related.

Possible Explanations
Several conventional explanations have been suggested over the years:

• Aircraft viewed from unusual angles
• Experimental military aircraft
• Large drones or drone clusters
• Light reflections or photographic artifacts
• Atmospheric conditions producing optical effects

Because the triangular shape and lighting configuration remain consistent in many reports, aircraft misidentification remains a strong possibility.

Investigation Status
As of now, there is no verified physical evidence that confirms the nature of the most recent sighting. No radar data, multiple-witness confirmations, or official government documentation have been made public. The incident remains classified as an unidentified aerial observation based solely on a single witness account and photographic images.

Public Interest
Reports of triangular unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) are not limited to the West Midlands; similar reports have been made in various locations globally. The consistency in shape and lighting configuration continues to draw interest from researchers, civilian observers, and skeptics.

Local community discussion following the November 2025 report has resulted in renewed attention to the long-running pattern of sightings. Amateur investigators are seeking additional witnesses and photographic evidence from the same evening.

Conclusion
The November 2025 triangular UFO sighting in the West Midlands adds to a series of similar reports in the region. The incident remains unexplained, with no conclusive evidence available. While proposed non-paranormal explanations exist, the re-appearance of a similar object after a period of inactivity has sustained interest among observers and researchers.