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Watch: Skydivers recreate mysterious Marfa Lights with stunning pyrotechnics in West Texas sky FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 A team of skydivers known as the Red Bull Air Force leaped from a plane with pyrotechnics shooting out of their suits. Dustin Snipes, a Los Angeles-based photographer, captured the crew as they fell to earth through the pitch-black sky.Dustin Snipes/Red Bull Content PoolShow MoreShow Less 2of5 A team of skydivers known as the Red Bull Air Force leaped from a plane with pyrotechnics shooting out of their suits. Dustin Snipes, a Los Angeles-based photographer, captured the cr...

Watch: Skydivers recreate mysterious Marfa Lights with stunning pyrotechnics in West Texas sky FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 A team of skydivers known as the Red Bull Air Force leaped from a plane with pyrotechnics shooting out of their suits. Dustin Snipes, a Los Angeles-based photographer, captured the crew as they fell to earth through the pitch-black sky.Dustin Snipes/Red Bull Content PoolShow MoreShow Less 2of5 A team of skydivers known as the Red Bull Air Force leaped from a plane with pyrotechnics shooting out of their suits. Dustin Snipes, a Los Angeles-based photographer, captured the cr...

© Dustin Snipes/Red Bull Content Pool Save The Red Bull Air Force and famed photographer, Dustin Snipes, reinterpret the world renowned, mysterious Marfa Lights phenomenon. By Beau FlemisterPublished on 12/21/2020 · 3:00 PM UTC What is that? Certainly, that was the question posed by the very first humans to witness the ghostly, unexplainable visual phenomenon known as the Marfa Lights — orbs of light seemingly floating just above the horizon. And the answer continues to be debated to this day. Whether natural gases emitted from the earth’s core, spirits of fallen warriors, UFOs, or d...

Updated: 3:44 PM CST December 22, 2020 MARFA, Texas — The Marfa Lights is a familiar sight to many West Texans, but the mystery behind them has never been truly pinned down. The Red Bull Air Force took to the skies to recreate the iconic lights recently in a skydiving stunt. Four skydivers used pyrotechnics attached to their boots to achieve the effect. The divers also talked about how dangerous the dive was. To get the right look, the crew had to dive in nearly total darkness. Additionally, they discussed how difficult it is to communicate with fellow divers once the jump b...