Unexplained lights refer to luminous phenomena that cannot be easily identified or attributed to known sources. These lights can appear in various forms, such as orbs, beams, or flashes, and are often reported in remote areas or near natural features like mountains or lakes. They may be seen at night and can vary in color and intensity. Many people associate unexplained lights with paranormal activity or extraterrestrial life, but scientific explanations often include atmospheric conditions, reflections, or even electrical discharges. Some famous examples include the Marfa Lights in Texas and the Brown Mountain Lights in North Carolina, which continue to intrigue both locals and researchers.