High speed ufo caught flying over stadium in Argentina

I don't know how to embed, maybe someone can teach me, but this is one of the higher speed ufo's I think I may have ever seen. Scroll down a ways and on the far right side you will see the story and then find the particular video. If you wish just advance to the 1:20 mark and you will see this thing fly very close by overhead. For the record I did search but nothing related to thi came up:
soccer stadium ufo-Argentina

a reply to: data5091

What time in the video is it at?

Looks to me like it was edited. If you notice at the beginning the soccer balls are flying through the air in arcs. This looks like one of those flying balls was used to simulate a UFO with computer editing.

Only the person that filmed the ufo saw this?
Read the youtube commentaries, some people are saying that is a moth or a firework, maybe a paper airplane

a reply to: data5091

@ 1:22

thank you!

a reply to: Nemophilist

Well, when your at a major sporting event, are you watching the field or the sky? This looks like a stationary camera so my guess is no one saw it until they reviewed the film.

Regardless, It's really hard to discern what that is.

A reply to: data5091

I wouldn't trust this.

Try reading up on the Stephenville sighting, just beware of some stupid video out there claiming to be it. Lots of witnesses stating jets tried to intercept it, one, if I recall correctly saying the object was bright like the sun. Bottom line with these cases, even if rare, you'll never have an answer since some people expect intelligent life to land on the front lawn of earths most destructive species. Yeah....right....not very intelligent of them.

It came in support of Butteler.

bat, look at the way its flight is jinking around

Id say a bug being reflected in the strong lights. its closer to the camera than you would think but it gives the illusion of being in the sky.

We have seen many many examples of this on ATS over the years.

originally posted by: data5091
I don't know how to embed, maybe someone can teach me, but this is one of the higher speed ufo's I think I may have ever seen.

It's a bird.

Thank you Agartha.Seen it,wouldn't be too sure of authenticity at this point tho.If real can an expert take a stab at its speed?

a reply to: TDawg61

You are welcome!

To me it looks 100% fake.....and done by amateurs!

originally posted by: TDawg61
Thank you Agartha.Seen it,wouldn't be too sure of authenticity at this point tho.If real can an expert take a stab at its speed?

You cant estimate speed unless you know the Distance of from the camera and the distance it traveled.

Speed = Distance / Time

It is a skycam that reflects the light. Skycams are used at all major sport events to capture great views of the game. Weird that you don't think of that right away...

And yes, it does also explain the irregular flight path since it's controlled by wires that can pull it in almost any direction. Look at 4:12 for an even better look at it.

Skycam - Wikipedia

OMG. You have got to be joking. A bright white stadium illumination to the left on the right something flies past NOT in a straight like but with a bit of a wobble.......just like a freaking bird It even gets larger as it closer to the camera meaning the object has to within the stadium and thus cannot be any larger than ....a freaking bird

a reply to: yorkshirelad

I don't believe that is real, but this isn't a bird.

For me it isn't

It's a bug in the foreground. You can even see another one six seconds into the video!

Here it is:



Full size

originally posted by: Zyril
It is a skycam that reflects the light. Skycams are used at all major sport events to capture great views of the game. Weird that you don't think of that right away...

And yes, it does also explain the irregular flight path since it's controlled by wires that can pull it in almost any direction. Look at 4:12 for an even better look at it.

Yes it does look like a skycam at 4:12, thanks for pointing that out. It looks different at 1:22 though, but maybe it's because the light is hitting it differently, or else maybe it's not the same thing.

The reason I wouldn't have thought of skycam right away, is I think of them moving more slowly like this video shows:

If that's a skycam at 1:22 which I suppose might be possible, I didn't know they could move that fast. That would probably explain the change in direction and the relatively steady motion. For once I don't think it's a bird (I don't see any evidence of flapping wings), but I wouldn't rule out a bug at 1:22.