UFOs Filmed Over Andrews Airshow Thunderbirds demo *Video*

great post

This should help you identify the craft in question.

originally posted by: chuck258

originally posted by: Zaphod58
The second one is just one of the solos off in the distance waiting for the diamond to exit the stage. The first looks like a bug honestly.

I'd have to disagree on the second one, moving way to fast, and their is no corresponding sound. I have been to several Thunderbird airshows, I just have to say it's moving to fast.

Unless you know how far away from the camera it is, you cannot judge its speed.

It could be something (maybe an insect?) only a couple feet from the camera, in which case it would get through the video frame more quickly than something farther away (since the closer an object's geometric plane is to the camera, the smaller the camera's field of view is).

What that means is an object closer to the camera has a shorter distance it needs to travel to get through the frame than an object farther away. Therefore, the closer object could appear to be moving faster that the farther object when it may actually be moving more slowly.

That is absolutely, 100% a bug. You can see the wings flapping when slowed down.

Wow...

Is that Falcon?

Bugs breaking the sound barrier then…

originally posted by: _BoneZ_
That is absolutely, 100% a bug. You can see the wings flapping when slowed down.

Wow...

Those are contrails created when something flies through the air at hyper speed at that altitude. Look closely at how it changes all the way up. Its a contrail. Those are not wings.

Did you notice the sound it makes?

originally posted by: Choppz
great post

Thanks. Ill tell the guy who took the video.

originally posted by: StarnatalSandia

Did you notice the sound it makes?

Bugs now don't make sound? The bee says....(silence).

Posts like this play a huge role in why UFOlogy is never taken seriously.

It was either a lens flare or a bug and absolutely nothing more.

You people need to learn that cameras are not "truthful." Anytime someone takes a photo or video and later sees a blurry object when they get home, there's about a 99.999999999999% chance that it was a bug flying past the lens.