UFO dives through moon 14 May 2016

UFO dives through moon 14 May 2016

UFO turns, dives through moon and comes out the bottom turning again before out of view.

I went out back the other night to film the moon. I just hit record and started to zoom in on the moon. You can see a "planet" off at about 10:00 O'clock, and as I zoomed a star at 12:00 above the moon. Zooming further, another brightly lit object came into view just as it turned, disappeared into the moonlight and then came out the bottom before out of view.

This was in the darkest area of my back yard with no lights on around me and I caught the UFO almost immediately after hitting the record button.

I played it in real time, 1/2 and 1/4 speeds.

originally posted by: imd12c4funn
UFO dives through moon 14 May 2016

UFO turns, dives through moon and comes out the bottom turning again before out of view.

I went out back the other night to film the moon. I just hit record and started to zoom in on the moon. You can see a "planet" off at about 10:00 O'clock, and as I zoomed a star at 12:00 above the moon. Zooming further, another brightly lit object came into view just as it turned, disappeared into the moonlight and then came out the bottom before out of view.

This was in the darkest area of my back yard with no lights on around me and I caught the UFO almost immediately after hitting the record button.

I played it in real time, 1/2 and 1/4 speeds.

It's a bug. Carry on.

a reply to: imd12c4funn

It's a bug.

Easily a bug, you can almost see it's wings lol.

a reply to: imd12c4funn

Call the press an insect flew past the moon

Are you sure this aint just a bug flying?

a reply to: imd12c4funn

Much flap, such bug!

Not.

No way there was no light to illuminate an insect like that. It was also not in focus until I was zoomed pretty far out.

I knew there would be skeptics suggesting such. whatever it is, it's way out there and not a bug.

a reply to: imd12c4funn

originally posted by: imd12c4funn
No way there was no light to illuminate an insect like that.

Um, but there is a light source. It's the big thing being filmed.

originally posted by: DarkvsLight29
Easily a bug, you can almost see it's wings lol.

Almost. But since it is not a bug, horseshoe nor hand-grenade, Almost is but an assumption without factual basis.

originally posted by: Vector99

originally posted by: imd12c4funn
No way there was no light to illuminate an insect like that.

Um, but there is a light source. It's the big thing being filmed.

As far as I was zoomed in, had it been a bug, it would have been way blurred and out of focus, unless it was flying with the jumping cow.

originally posted by: imd12c4funn
Not.

No way there was no light to illuminate an insect like that. It was also not in focus until I was zoomed pretty far out.

I knew there would be skeptics suggesting such. whatever it is, it's way out there and not a bug.

It very well could be a bug, although I can't confirm that it is.

However, what makes you say "it's way out there"? What evidence do you have that it can't just be a bug a few meters from the camera? It looks like it can be a bug to me.

originally posted by: imd12c4funn

originally posted by: DarkvsLight29
Easily a bug, you can almost see it's wings lol.

Almost. But since it is not a bug, horseshoe nor hand-grenade, Almost is but an assumption without factual basis.

You are using the edge of a roof or similar to kill some of the brightness and scatter, people do the same thing in daylight, while the air is full of stuff all the time. a video like that....means at least five minutes to short.

originally posted by: imd12c4funn

originally posted by: Vector99

originally posted by: imd12c4funn
No way there was no light to illuminate an insect like that.

Um, but there is a light source. It's the big thing being filmed.

As far as I was zoomed in, had it been a bug, it would have been way blurred and out of focus, unless it was flying with the jumping cow.

Ok, for the sake of conversation, let's say it is indeed a UFO that you happened to catch.

Why do you assume it went THROUGH the moon rather than in front of or behind it?

originally posted by: imd12c4funn

originally posted by: Vector99

originally posted by: imd12c4funn
No way there was no light to illuminate an insect like that.

Um, but there is a light source. It's the big thing being filmed.

As far as I was zoomed in, had it been a bug, it would have been way blurred and out of focus, unless it was flying with the jumping cow.

Ok.
Then it was a bird then.

No stars for you.

a reply to: imd12c4funn

No it's a bug.

originally posted by: imd12c4funn
UFO dives through moon 14 May 2016

UFO turns, dives through moon and comes out the bottom turning again before out of view.

I went out back the other night to film the moon. I just hit record and started to zoom in on the moon. You can see a "planet" off at about 10:00 O'clock, and as I zoomed a star at 12:00 above the moon. Zooming further, another brightly lit object came into view just as it turned, disappeared into the moonlight and then came out the bottom before out of view.

This was in the darkest area of my back yard with no lights on around me and I caught the UFO almost immediately after hitting the record button.

I played it in real time, 1/2 and 1/4 speeds.

If it was a ufo it would be enormous and moving at an unfathomable speed.

BTW- The strange light in the top left corner of the screen starting at the 39 second mark is far more interesting. Hover then move

originally posted by: imd12c4funn

originally posted by: Vector99

originally posted by: imd12c4funn
No way there was no light to illuminate an insect like that.

Um, but there is a light source. It's the big thing being filmed.

As far as I was zoomed in, had it been a bug, it would have been way blurred and out of focus, unless it was flying with the jumping cow.

Zooming affects focus a little, but not that much. How much zooming would affect focus depends on how far away the object in question is.

If the bug were several meters from the camera and in focus when NOT zoomed in, the zooming in would not affect the focus of the bug by a noticeable amount. If the bug was real close (only a couple feet away), then yeah -- but it doesn't look that close.