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originally posted by: markymint
I like where your eyes end up at the end of its trajectory. Hello mama!
Seriously though what's that anchors name please? If it's a true-FO then the "why" is far more important than the "what". Not that anyone here seems inclined to look into the "why" and only the "what". But still, it could, if a true-FO, for all we know be telling us, or more importantly, her, to get herself health checked. You can connect the dots on that one.
As for the "what", it reminds me of this...
I'd say it's similar to another video but I have never found it since so can't repost it, sadly. Cos it was a good one of something like this (well, 3 of these) passing over an airport in night vision.
originally posted by: ArMaP
a reply to: humanoidlord
I doubt it's a bird or a bug because of the light, at that altitude I don't think it wouldn't get enough light from the ground to appear that bright.
originally posted by: ArMaP
a reply to: humanoidlord
Yes, it's pretty low, but the lights on the buildings and lamp posts point to the ground, not up, only reflected light goes up, so it's not much.
originally posted by: beetee
a reply to: wmd_2008
I'm sorry. sir, but although I don't believe in skyfish, neither do I believe in birds flying in straight trajectories like that, nor insects.
And, although a lot of people claim to see evidence this is something close to the camera, what is the evidence for this?