3D Footage Of Red Orbs

Hi. I've been a visitor since 2003, a member since 2012. By day: I am a stereographer and recording engineer. By night: father and stargazer.

I have always come to ATS, to find validation through people that may have had similar experiences to mine. Maybe offer support, where I can.Of course, this is also a great resource for real time current events.

My personal policy is to not post threads, that have no current event value.With that said, here is my first post:

Last night around 9:15pm EST, while watching fireworks with my girlfriend: I filmed 4 red orbs in 3D. As the footage will show, a red orb approaches from the SW, slowly and steadily, turning due east as it met my position. 3 more followed. They flew right under a couple 2 engine passenger jets. Smaller planes are also in various shots for comparison.

I reported it to MUFON. Case # 65663
Another observation of the same phenomenon, from 40 miles away: # 65638 - brings validation that they couldn't be fireworks or lanterns

Due to my excitement, I do curse. We have seen & filmed them in 2D before. 2 dimensional shots can be dismissed as anything. 3D telemetry takes away quite a few plausible explanations. Because they keep visiting, I call them friends- regardless of whom is controlling them.

a reply to: shefskitchen

I hate to break it to you, but it sounds like fireworks going off right? And those are drones.

p.s what's 3d film? My monitor only displays in 2d

originally posted by: FlySolo
a reply to: shefskitchen
I hate to break it to you, but it sounds like fireworks going off right?

originally posted by: [post=19362715]shefskitch
Last night around 9:15pm EST, while watching fireworks

a reply to: FlySolo

You didn't read any of the corresponding reports, did you? They flew in formation over Hamilton, crossed Lake Ontario in 3 minutes, then covered Toronto in 1 minute. Not even a gunship could cover that ground in that time.

If you had a 3D TV, you could view the footage in 3D. It would take away a lot of arm chair commentary & pose the tough questions.

a reply to: shefskitchen

my bad, I jumped right into the video then shot my mouth off as per usual. Didn't think anyone actually bought those 3d tvs

Send a link to those other reports. They really look like drones though. Red and green light, front/back. I've got one myself

Drones are going to be the end of credible UFO sightings. It's so easy to mistakee strange lights in odd formations for otherworldly craft. Oh how the military must be happy. (Blame them on the drones)

a reply to: FlySolo

My sighting: ufostalker.com...

Corroborating report: ufostalker.com...

There are no green lights, on the orbs. Only solid reddish orange. No pulsation. No flicker.

Trust me, I develop content for millions of viewers. Europe & Asia have a massive 3D infrastructure.

a reply to: Spader

That's why we have drones...to give plausible deniability, right?

Anyone near a home electronics shop can go in & ask somebody to "test" a 3D TV. Ask them how to access Youtube in the smart TV function. Search for Red Orbs 5/18/15 pt. 1 or pt. 2.

Anyone who's seen it in 3D only ask questions, not speculate.

mmm... where I'd leave those damn glasses.

Haven't people started using drone to video fireworks from the air.

There are no green lights, on the orbs. Only solid reddish orange. No pulsation. No flicker.

What is the other light next to the reddish one? It remains at the same position and distance from the red one.

a reply to: roadgravel

In some shots, you can see light aircraft in the distance. In some shots, you can see the top lights of The CN Tower. I obviously point out the shots with commercial airliners, for comparison. I tried to catch the rapid moving planes, but I think I'll have to enhance that.

The fireworks are obvious, too.

a reply to: shefskitchen

In my part of the country light planes typically "putt-putt" around over firework displays.

Frankly, standard UFOs and especially orbs--traditionally fast moving, vector-changing smallish objects--don't move lazily around in the sky.

a reply to: Aliensun

Indeed, those are also in the shot.

You watched in 2D.

I must not be able to see the object. All I see is two lights and some noise in the center of the screen (video 2).

a reply to: shefskitchen

That is awesome, I have always known that our Friends like fireworks. Any rain or rain clouds present?

a reply to: roadgravel

You're commenting on a 3D video, while watching it on a conventional screen. With due respect, I can't take your commentary seriously until you see it in 3D.

To compare: it's like listening to commentary on the first colour TV broadcast, from somebody who has a black & white set. You know?

Come on ATS, Star and Flag's for this User Generated Content! Agree, disagree debunk or believe, if you are here you have interest, so yeah, take a second and let the OP know posting here was worthy.

Duh.

a reply to: antar

That's what the video doesn't show: the ambient light reflection, from the overcast clouds. The clouds showed the shape to the planes. The orbs were completely spherical.