Video Of UFO Traveling Well Above Supersonic Speeds!

a reply to: PrimeAutobot

Just did.

This ain't my first rodeo.

originally posted by: PrimeAutobot
It amazes me how far people will go out of there way to explain away an anomoly that does not fit there current paradigm.

What is even more amazing is how some people will just make crap up and claim a bug is moving at supersonic speeds!

originally posted by: hellobruce

originally posted by: PrimeAutobot

originally posted by: hellobruce

originally posted by: PrimeAutobot
Incredible video depicting a UFO going well above supersonic speeds!

How do you know it was going "supersonic"? What distance from the camera was it?

You can clearly see the object is way in the backdrop high in the sky...

Actually, you can clearly see it is very close!

Really?An bug close to the camera would not skip frames..
The speed of the UFO in this video skips numerous frames just like the propeller..Show me just one bug video that skips frames..

a reply to: PrimeAutobot

I think we should name it Herbie!

(After the bug. Get it?)

originally posted by: hellobruce

originally posted by: PrimeAutobot
It amazes me how far people will go out of there way to explain away an anomoly that does not fit there current paradigm.

What is even more amazing is how some people will just make crap up and claim a bug is moving at supersonic speeds!

Make up crap? That's the title of the article..

a reply to: PrimeAutobot

Skips frames?

A couple of those animated gifs clearly show the bugs "skipping frames".

Look it's your choice if you want to stick your head in the sand with this, or maybe learn something.

a reply to: PrimeAutobot

If you look at the video and where they zoom in on said object and then pause it, you can see it's a bug. You can even see its wing lol.

originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: PrimeAutobot

Just did.

This ain't my first rodeo.

That isn't even a video.And the insect in that video does not even travel across the whole frame skipping frames as it does...You can do better.Find me a bug video where it goes so fast as to skip numerous frames across the whole video.I'll be waiting.

originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: PrimeAutobot

Just did.

This ain't my first rodeo.

That isn't even a video.And the insect in that video does not even travel across the whole frame skipping frames as it does...You can do better.Find me a bug video where it goes so fast as to skip numerous frames across the whole video.I'll be waiting.

originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: PrimeAutobot

Skips frames?

A couple of those animated gifs clearly show the bugs "skipping frames".

Look it's your choice if you want to stick your head in the sand with this, or maybe learn something.

Your comparing an animated gif to a full motion video?

originally posted by: TerryDon79
a reply to: PrimeAutobot

If you look at the video and where they zoom in on said object and then pause it, you can see it's a bug. You can even see its wing lol.

Sure...Imaginary wings

a reply to: PrimeAutobot

Are you serious? Try looking at it objectively instead of subjectively.

originally posted by: TerryDon79
a reply to: PrimeAutobot

Are you serious? Try looking at it objectively instead of subjectively.

Cognitive dissonance at its finest...The object is clearly in the background not the foreground.

originally posted by: PrimeAutobot

originally posted by: TerryDon79
a reply to: PrimeAutobot

Are you serious? Try looking at it objectively instead of subjectively.

Cognitive dissonance at its finest...The object is clearly in the background not the foreground.

Utter rubbish.

Pause the video at 0:14 and tell me what that object is.

originally posted by: zedy63
a reply to: PrimeAutobot very interesting ignore the comments of bugs and birds

So what YOU mean is ignore common sense, how exactly do you work out the the size and distance from the camera to the object to then calculate a possible speed.

Due to depth of field it looks like a SMALL object close to the camera traveling across the field of view so most likely a bug!

originally posted by: TerryDon79

originally posted by: PrimeAutobot

originally posted by: TerryDon79
a reply to: PrimeAutobot

Are you serious? Try looking at it objectively instead of subjectively.

Cognitive dissonance at its finest...The object is clearly in the background not the foreground.

Utter rubbish.

Pause the video at 0:14 and tell me what that object is.

Nothing that looks like wings. And anyone with a decent pair of eyes can see the object is in THE background not the foreground.

originally posted by: PrimeAutobot

originally posted by: TerryDon79

originally posted by: PrimeAutobot

originally posted by: TerryDon79
a reply to: PrimeAutobot

Are you serious? Try looking at it objectively instead of subjectively.

Cognitive dissonance at its finest...The object is clearly in the background not the foreground.

Utter rubbish.

Pause the video at 0:14 and tell me what that object is.

Nothing that looks like wings. And anyone with a decent pair of eyes can see the object is in THE background not the foreground.

I'm on my phone, but give me 5 minutes and I'll prove its a bug.

As for distance? There is nothing in front or behind the BUG to give you and relative information of how far away the BUG is.

a reply to: PrimeAutobot

The gifs are from videos, it's the same thing.

How have you determined the distance and speed of this object? Is there a second camera angle that you've used to calculate these things with?

originally posted by: wmd_2008

originally posted by: zedy63
a reply to: PrimeAutobot very interesting ignore the comments of bugs and birds

So what YOU mean is ignore common sense, how exactly do you work out the the size and distance from the camera to the object to then calculate a possible speed.

Due to depth of field it looks like a SMALL object close to the camera traveling across the field of view so most likely a bug!

The only reason you keep thinking it's a bug is because you cannot fathom that an object going at that high rate of speed could be an intelligently controlled object.

And if an object looks small it can mean it's far away..If an object that small skips across the whole frame at such a high rate of speed that it only ends up in a few frames means it's far away.

If a bug were to cross the camera it would not skip so many frames if any at all. Common sense..

originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: PrimeAutobot

The gifs are from videos, it's the same thing.

How have you determined the distance and speed of this object? Is there a second camera angle that you've used to calculate these things with?

No it's not the same thing lol.Show me a video where a bug skips the same amount or similar amount of frames..