UFO ejects orb over South California

a reply to: game over man

Firstly people may not of noticed it, not many people actually walk around looking at the sky and especially in a built up area.

Secondly if I saw that, I don't think I would have had time to pull out my phone, unlock it, open the camera, switch to video, point it at the sky and start filming whilst this thing flies through the sky.. and whilst there is a rush do to all these things and being either, amazed, puzzled, excited, concerned or several other possible emotions at seeing this thing.

originally posted by: SecretKnowledge
Well im gonna call it a fake,

I'm leaning toward fake for a different reason… the nearly three minutes of blank video at the end.

To me, this indicates the video was created from two different files…
-- one for the video
-- one for the audio

The video was "created" using some unknown tool, there are many.

And the audio -- with oddly unusual noise -- was created in an audio editing suite.

But the author wasn't really well versed in one or both of the tools, because the audio file is 3:17 seconds long, and the video only 41 seconds. When you export your finished video from something like Adobe Premier with an audio track longer than the video track, that's exactly what you get --- blank frames.

Looks like a crashing frigate, or assault vessle is crashing. And the occupents went into the safety escape pod

* Yes, A literal Pod. Like a Pea pod* If this an E.T craft. Then it's likely it was shot down and is crashing.

The occupants escaped the crashing vehicle. And what you just saw is them escaping in the pod. Kind of like a jet fighter and their emergency escape button that shoots them out.

So maybe its an alien craft that has been shot down? It looks lot like a crashing craft of some kind.

originally posted by: NoRulesAllowed
Now he disabled comments...LOL. By coincidence just after I made a critical comment asking how he knew it was a "UFO crash". That being said..yes how did he KNOW it was an "UFO Crash"? Because that's how he titled the video.

I guess he is psychic, because he filmed an event where no-one knows what it is and he immediately had an explanation what it was. ("Crashed UFO which released an ORB)". Amazing, is it?

Getting more and more skeptical here, not because of the footage, but how the video poster behaves.

To be honest look at it from this guy's point of view... lets say this video is completely genuine.
He films this object and posts it...
Over the next few hours he gets constant abuse, accusations and even threats from the A holes that use the youtube comment section..
What would you do? Disable comments? Remove the video?

a reply to: SkepticOverlord

I've never seen CGI done to a cell phone video like that and It does not look like a meteor. Something that size would have made a big boom when it either landed or entered the atmosphere, and there doesn't appear to be any evidence of that. So if this is real video its probably a craft of some sort. Judging by the orb rocketing away in the opposite direction, probably not one of ours.

That conclusion usually means the videos fake but man, it's looks legit. The video is too grainy, you can't do CGI like that, it would not blend with the environment. If it turns out to be a fake this will dawn a new age of Trolls, because this is very well done.

a reply to: SkepticOverlord

Makes sense if the audio is longer than the video.. certainly seems suspicious. .

But do you think an obvious amateur would be able to create such a good video?

a reply to: SkepticOverlord

Right but if you pay attention to the 40 second mark. The Audio also cuts out at exactly the right time it should cut out.

there may be 3 minutes of audio. Or they may not.

It's actually impossible to tell. he could of as easily draged and dropped more time needed for this video. And probably used winders movie maker or something simiar where you can drag drop and strech the time. In movie maker, you have to strech the time first i think.

Im not sure this video is fake solely for that reason. Maybe its fake for other reasons however i don't think that's the reason.

a reply to: Logiciel

Does anyone know the exact date and time? I am in Northern Ca and saw something weird today 1/5 at 1.40 PM.

Interesting but fishy.

- He doesn't give a time and date of the film. Odd.
- Why disable comments on this 'fantastic' footage?
- Why not show it to the local press or send a copy to the popo? Maybe it was an aerial accident (human that is).
- Why didn't he center the object with his camera? I would have done that.
- He didn't want to "jump people's fences". I doubt anybody who witness something so extraordinary would be so courteous.
- He didn't say one thing when the "orb" flew off. Very odd.
- Why didn't he follow the "orb" more with camera? At least pan out. I know he knows how to work the camera since I seen a few of his other videos.
- Will he share the complete footage he shot?


If it happened today - January 5th (the upload date) then I'm sure in the next few days we can get some alternate videos and cellphone footage. Especially an object moving so slow. I used to live in Pasadena and everone and their grandmothers have cellphones.

Add in to the mix the video is on the blurry side, plus there is no visable sound coming off the object or trails - white or black. Plus he gave the video to 'Mr. Enigma' who has a video channel full of obvious known fakes...

Otherwise it's one of the better hoaxes.

Could it be the Virgin spacecraft accident of Nov last year?

That was in the Mojave desert, isnt it in southern California?....is that near this place?

im trying to optomistic here, Its probably another UFO faker account reappearing.

He just made the account today as well.

Who knows. Looks like a noob w.e hes doing anyways.

a reply to: Misterlondon

I agree with all your points but that UFO has enough time for someone to do all that. People in LA are on their phones non-stop and traffic would have been slow and people would have been at home I think there should at least another youtube video, don't you? This is a massively populated area, the news report however makes it convincing.

This is my theory:

Ken Roberts youtube channel : Joined Jan 5, 2015

Allows Mister Enigma to share his video. Mister Enigma youtube channel:

"Your source for the best UFO, Alien, Ghost news and all things paranormal."
22,854 subscribers
5,569,884 views
Joined Apr 15, 2012

Ken Roberts is Mister Enigma. Now with the CBS news story, there may have been some meteorite that fell from the atmosphere towards the IE in Southern California, and when Mister Enigma heard this news, he made the video. Mister Enigma uploaded his edit as Ken Roberts and then later shared it to his channel Mister Enigma. Comparing all the upload dates: the news report happened first, seven hours later Ken Roberts UFO video was posted, then an hour later Mister Enigma shared the video.

originally posted by: seanizle
The video is too grainy, you can't do CGI like that, it would not blend with the environment.

Sure you can, it's easy.

(1) make a pristine HD version of the video: 1080p

(2) load in Adobe After Effects (or similar) and add camera jitter and video noise filters: 720p

(3) export at a high H.264 compression for even more "natural" video effects/noise/artifacts: 720p

(4) upload to YouTube

Not a problem.

a reply to: game over man

that's probably what happened.

originally posted by: alldaylong
a reply to: Logiciel

There is one word that is being used in the You Tube description that tells me the video is fake. That word is " Orb "

The poster of the video is obviously someone who has aimed this at the U.F.O. fraternity. If the poster didn't intended this to be aimed at those who wish to believe in U.F.O's. he would have used the word " Object " or some such and not "Orb "

I am not really into UFO stuff my interests are economic and political and my previous posting habits prove this...........I would have also called this an orb. I usually do not comment in these threads but this one has peeked my interest.



What it reminded me of is the shuttle booster rockets separating off. Could this be a rocket with stages ?

Other than the video just not looking quite right. This is a big problem...



If he really wanted feedback, he would have included some basic details for context.

As I stated in an earlier post, it looks the same as a couple Vandenberg launches I’ve personally witnessed, with the exception of the orb. The orb is the only part of it that I question, and even that I can’t be sure about.

It’s impossible to determine the distance to the object in this clip. If it’s the same as the ones that I saw, it’s pretty high up and you’re seeing only the backend of the craft, the burners and the tail. So, detail of the object is not visible.

I don’t kow if this entire clip is fake or not. But, I have no problem accepting that it may be legit based on the fact that it looks exactly like something I’ve personally witnessed. Aside from the orb (which may have a perfectly acceptable explanation), it appears to be real from my experience; especially considering the location where it was filmed. There’s really nothing all that notable about it...

I was wondering about the date/time, as well. I looked at the Vandenberg website and launch schedule, but what they show the public is not complete. They don’t list launch info about classified military projects, and a lot of the stuff they shoot into the sky falls within that category. It is an Air Force Base, after all.

People are probably getting all twisted over nothing...

a reply to: game over man

Ken Roberts is Mister Enigma. Now with the CBS news story, there may have been some meteorite that fell from the atmosphere towards the IE in Southern California, and when Mister Enigma heard this news, he made the video. Mister Enigma uploaded his edit as Ken Roberts and then later shared it to his channel Mister Enigma. Comparing all the upload dates: the news report happened first, seven hours later Ken Roberts UFO video was posted, then an hour later Mister Enigma shared the video.

As theories go that sounds plausible to me , and fiendishly clever

I am also leaning towards it being some sort oif hardware burning in.

Hey? When Orbital Science's Cygnus Mass Simulator burned in it was sparkly white because of all of the aluminum.

The video of this thing is in color. The thing doesn't seem to flare-up with the orange colour we have come to expect from meteorites and fireballs.

So can we assume that this thing might have been made of some metal? Maybe lots of aluminum?

a reply to: Zarniwoop

If he really wanted feedback, he would have included some basic details for context.

if the feedback he got was of the usual youtube standard i can't say i blame him for shutting down comments

hopefully he'll join ats and give a full account