Something strange over South Florida 11/11/16

First angle, Looks like its falling away from the camera



But the second video is when it gets really interesting.




Obviously not something that's just free falling. Possibly also a sighting in Dallas Tx, But I don't know if they are related. I'll post the video link if requested.

Disclaimer: Not my videos

a reply to: Tjoran

I believe the videos show the Golden Knights parachute team.
Here they are in action.


Edit.
They were in Daytona Beach, Florida on the 8th October.
airshowstuff.com...

Sorry.

They're drones.

You can program multiple drones to take formation in the sky, and you can custom modify a drone with different lighting to give it the glowing sphere effect.

a reply to: Tjoran

Night sky diving probably.

a reply to: Tjoran

Second video particularly interesting, but around here those shall be "debunked" as sky divers.

Doesnt look exactly like the other skydiver night jumps ive seen here but close enough to be disregarded as such.

Interesting. Looks like the same light formation in both.
You don't need to supply links, just click on the video and it opens in YouTube.

Most likely it is the skydivers.
Obviously, the info would need checking out.

Oh poo! I thought i had actually found something this time
Here is the one in Dallas since i may as well post it anyway.

From cbs

The lights form in three's and descend from the air.


So we did some digging and called local officials.

No, it wasn't a UFO, a plane crash, or asteroids from space.

So what was it?

Apparently, there is training going at FAU stadium in preparation for tomorrow's football game.

Paratroopers are practicing drops from the air while using flares.

a reply to: Tjoran

Looks like 3 helicopters to me.

originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: Tjoran

I believe the videos show the Golden Knights parachute team.
Here they are in action.

Edit.
They were in Daytona Beach, Florida on the 8th and 9th October.
airshowstuff.com...

Sorry.

Thats it exactly!! Nice call on that one. Case closed for me.

originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: Tjoran

I believe the videos show the Golden Knights parachute team.
Here they are in action.

Edit.
They were in Daytona Beach, Florida on the 8th and 9th October.
airshowstuff.com...

Sorry.

Yup!

looks like alien skydivers jumping out of a U.F.O.

a reply to: gortex

funny thing you should say that because the first thing that popped into my little mind was, that looks like a lit up parachute!

originally posted by: Tjoran
Oh poo! I thought i had actually found something this time

Here is the one in Dallas since i may as well post it anyway.

Could this (the Dallas video) possibly be various angles of planes on approach into DFW airport (or have just taken off), with the bright light being their landing light.

DFW has a right and left runway which are often both in operation simultaneously, so two planes could both be in the same position laterally as they approach, or move away from, the runways.

You can't tell by this video, but it's possible one of the dots is farther from the camera than the other dot. The one looking higher could also be a matter of perspective -- it might be a little k=higher than the other, but that added with the possibility that it is closer to the camera would make it appear much higher.

Anyway, I suppose it's within the realm of possibility that they are unknown, or even alien, craft -- but It's also possible that they are planes.

a reply to: Tjoran

Golden Knights sky divers

a reply to: [post=21517153]smurfy[/post


No one more strongly supports the ET/UFO position that me, but, honestly, the advent of video on our personal telephones and that of the abundance and capabilities of drones has all but eliminated any possibility of even remotely proving a likely nighttime UFO.

Almost the same can be said of daytime shots as more powerful drones will eventually be able to cover themselves with a fake appearance beyond today's typical display.

I suggest that anyone wanting to dispute this assertion visit the IBM assembly of a 100 drones controlled by 25 operators in a recent coordinated display in German.