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Footage has emerged showing bizarre beams of purple light coming from the sky as unidentified objects dart around.

The video was captured by a live 360 stream in Pheonix, Arizona, USA.

Recorded at 10:40pm on April 11, the footage shows a purple light striking the ground from above.

Stranger still, a UFO appears to emerge in the distance – darting behind the mountain range.

(Image: EARTHLY PATRIOT)

And another purple spiral-like article appears to be sucked from the ground upwards.

Further clips reveal a number of objects darting through the air around half an hour later.

The video was uploaded to YouTube on Tuesday and has already racked up more than 11,000 hits.

And viewers were left speculating what it could be.

One comment read: “The air is highly charged with metal ions from the chemtrailing.

“The purple beams could be plasma discharge.

“Unbelievable captures of UFO craft, it looks like they want to put on a display for us.”

The chemtrail theory is the thought that the condensation trails left by planes consist of chemical or biological agents.

Supporters of this idea believe chemtrails are deliberately left by the US government to control and modify the weather.

But another viewer added: "The purple beams may very well be part of the HAARP projects, which have the capacity to project all kinds of images on the skies and create insanely loud sounds."

The High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program was initiated as a research project between the US Air Force, Navy, University of Alaska Fairbanks and the Defence Advance Research Agency.

It was designed and built by BAE Advance Technologies to help analyse the ionosphere and investigate potential for developing enhanced technology.

But conspiracy theorists have long believed it is a secret project run by the US government to control weather conditions.