The Min Min Light: The Outback's Most Famous Unexplained Light (Full Documentary)

For more than a century, people in outback Australia have reported a silent, glowing light that hovers over the plains, seems to follow travellers, and vanishes when anyone gets close. This documentary goes through what witnesses described, what the old newspapers actually say about the Min Min Hotel, the 2003 experiment that may explain many sightings, the other theories, similar lights around the world, and what still has no answer. 0:00 A light on the Boulia road 1:09 Country and story 2:24 The hotel that burned 4:12 Report after report 5:47 A mirage at night 7:56 The other suspects 9:25 Lights around the world 10:41 Still unexplained Hear it from Country: Pitta Pitta Elders Uncle Alfred Nathan and Uncle Brian Nathan share their own knowledge of the Min Min lights (Jajoo Warrngara / SharingStories Foundation): https://jajoowarrngara.org/resource/t... Photo and footage credits via Wikimedia Commons: Kerry Raymond (CC BY 4.0), Derek Barry (CC BY 2.5), David Elliott (CC BY 2.0), Stuart Watt (CC BY 4.0), Neville McManimm (CC BY 4.0), Jordan Condon (CC BY 3.0), Cas Liber (CC BY 2.5), Jon Hanson (CC BY 2.0), Allison Meier (CC BY 2.0), Ron Knight (CC BY 2.0), China News Service (CC BY 4.0), vfr800hu (CC BY 3.0), Jürgen Ternus (CC BY 3.0), ESO/A. Santerne (CC BY 4.0). Public domain: NASA, NOAA, State Library of Queensland, USGS and others. Newspaper scans: Trove, National Library of Australia. Min Min light, Min Min lights, Boulia, Channel Country, outback Queensland, Australian mystery, unexplained lights, Fata Morgana, inverted mirage, Jack Pettigrew, ghost lights, Marfa lights, Brown Mountain lights, Hessdalen lights, Australian history, Trove, outback documentary, Queensland history, unsolved mysteries, true stories