Kansas & Texas: Black triangle aircraft photos
In February 2014, a silent triangular aircraft was photographed at high altitude over Kansas by amateur photographer Jeff Templin while capturing wildlife images. Similar black triangle sightings occurred over Texas, suggesting secret military projects.
Background
Sighting and Photographs
A triangular aircraft matching the description of a black triangle was photographed several times over Kansas and Texas. Jeff Templin, an amateur photographer, took pictures of it while photographing wildlife near Wichita, Kansas. The object flew silently at very great altitude, made S-turns, and left contrails, which points to multiple engines.
Differences from the Texas Sightings
Over Amarillo, Texas, three boomerang-shaped aircraft had earlier been photographed by Steve Douglass and Dean Muskett; those made noise and flew in formation. The Kansas type had a straight trailing edge, unlike the curved Texas version, which suggests two distinct secret black projects, possibly stealth transports or long-range bombers.
Evidence and Analyses
The photographs were confirmed as genuine, not faked, and not showing a B-2 Spirit. They show clear triangular shapes at high resolution, taken with a 400 mm lens. Retired air force officers offered no comment. Experts suspect test flights from bases such as Area 51 or Whiteman AFB.
Significance
These cases feed debates about secret US military aircraft that look UFO-like and attract attention. They differ from known drones or bombers and match patterns of triangular anomalies.