| Another time, he drove 10 km away and shone his headlights back at the his friends at a campsite in the Min Min area | hold that the number of sightings has increased in conjunction with the ingression of Europeans into the outback |
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| According to , the lights sometimes follow or approach people and disappear when fired upon, sometimes very rapidly, only to reappear later on, and anyone who chases the lights and catches them will never return to tell the tale | There is also no known bioluminescent source bright enough |
History [ ] Stories about the lights can be found in Aboriginal myths predating European settlement and have since become part of wider.
| Refraction [ ] He also suggests that the Min Min lights could be a form of | As Pettigrew switched his headlights on and off, the Min Min light disappeared and returned |
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| Pettigrew has proved that a layer of cold air, sitting just above the ground, can trap and channel light from a distant light source to an observer | Salleh, Anna 28 March 2003 |
Site of the Min Min Hotel, famous for its connection with the Min Min lights, 2019 The name Min Min derives from a located between the towns of Boulia and , where the light was observed by a in 1918.
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