Musgraves described the lights as orbs that did not look normal and followed her flight. She said the orbs were not moving like any craft humans can control, were intermittently coming and going, and formed triangle patterns. According to Musgraves, the lights were about 50,000 feet in the air. She shared a video of the lights on Instagram.
After landing, Musgraves spoke to pilots who said they see these lights every night and all other pilots see them too, with nobody knowing what they are. According to Daily Mail - Science & Tech, pilots described seeing these lights regularly.
We've seen these every single night. All the other pilots are seeing them, too, and nobody knows what they are.
Science writer Mick West debunked the lights in Musgraves' video as Starlink satellite flares. Musgraves responded sarcastically to Mick West's debunking on social media.
Musgraves said she has seen many crazy things before, like fire burning in the sky and things she cannot explain. The exact nature of the lights remains unknown, and it is unclear if any authorities or experts have investigated the incident.