Absolute amazing UFO's seen during solar eclipse

The objects shape and pathing is so weird that it just looks like lint floating in a swimming pool.

"It's too close to the sun to be a craft." or "It's too big to be a craft" are not valid arguments. Just because we don't have the technology doesn't mean no one does. Who the heck knows what kind of tech a civilization a billion years older than ours would have?

a reply to: Malynn

"It's too close to the sun to be a craft." or "It's too big to be a craft" are not valid arguments.

exactly

Just because we don't have the technology doesn't mean no one does. Who the heck knows what kind of tech a civilization a billion years older than ours would have?

Is that why you say those arguments are not valid?


I would have said they are not valid because of perspective, yes a simple concept as perspective seems to confuse so many people that are into UFOs.

a reply to: Witness2008

And arent eclipses really "light " phenom? Light creates visions hard for the eye to process and things appear to us differently , might just be the light people

a reply to: skyblueworld

The AstronomyLive video was recorded and streamed by our very own NGCHunter, and briefly discussed the "UFO's" the day of the eclipse:

www.abovetopsecret.com...


He was also of the opinion that it could be balloons, and upon closer inspection, I agree with balloons as well.

Looks to me like a gaggle of geese on a winter migratory path for the long cold winter ahead.

a reply to: _BoneZ_

Thanks for alerting me to thread, sorry for the delayed response. I've had my hands full the last week since my car was totaled. I'm still dealing with the process of trying to procure a replacement. Fortunately my scope was undamaged by the accident, but I have not had time to come back to this video. My back of the envelope calculations showed that the objects, if they were about 3 miles away at the distance of the barrier island, would be about 5-6 inches in diameter, at least consistent with small latex balloons.