Another vid

Here is another video that supposedly show UFO's. Like I said I am not a believer but I show these videos for those interested and trying to bring back the old ATS..the reason that brought me here in the first place.

Flares. Just throwing that out there before somebody else does.

At 1:04 it would appear so.

originally posted by: Blue Shift
Flares. Just throwing that out there before somebody else does.

anti-gravity flares (for the most part)...Or swamp gas...

a reply to: Blue Shift

Someone had to say it

It is flare balloons filled with swamp gas.

They are used extensively to vex UFO enthusiasts by the government.

Often, but not always, towed by geese.

You known nothing, John Doe.

The people talking in the background are speaking Chinese, so it's defiantly Chinese lanterns someplace in China. Probably someone's birthday.

or it could be some Russian jet jock who full salvo'd off his night-light flares.

Interesting capture. Of course, the obvious "flares" and "Chinese lanterns" explanation would be touted but, just how long can those things stay static and in tight formation? Personally, I have no idea what the source of these lights...or reflections...could be. The flash at 1:57 and the subsequent falling light certainly make the flares solution seem applicable, the rest of it does not.

originally posted by: 38181
The people talking in the background are speaking Chinese, so it's defiantly Chinese lanterns someplace in China. Probably someone's birthday.

or it could be some Russian jet jock who full salvo'd off his night-light flares.

Even though the lights stay static and in tight formation for a considerable amount of time?? I think a lot more information is needed on the location and activity within the area before any solid conclusions can be drawn.

a reply to: jacquesdarippa

Looks like a group of amber orange tyoe ufo orbs in flight formation. Excellent capture

originally posted by: fromtheskydown
Interesting capture. Of course, the obvious "flares" and "Chinese lanterns" explanation would be touted but, just how long can those things stay static and in tight formation?

Perfectly reasonable question. Thing is, however, they're not static. They slowly drift down and to the left of the frame.

And again, why cut the video off at that point? What happens a little later? My guess is that as they all eventually burn out and fall to the ground, showing that they were indeed flares.

a reply to: jacquesdarippa

likely flares however i cant explain that at 1:04

a reply to: 38181

Nope, that's definitely not Chinese.
Sounds more like Russian (Ukrainian? etc.)

originally posted by: KarmaComa
a reply to: 38181

Nope, that's definitely not Chinese.
Sounds more like Russian (Ukrainian? etc.)

Lol yeah I was trying to make a funny. But those lights look just like illumination flares we used during night training. They hang on a parachute for a pretty long time burning, some of them anyways.

An theres an answer to the mystery!

The lights were in fact targets used by Ukrainian Marines during a military drill.

www.dailymail.co.uk...

a reply to: jacquesdarippa

Illumination/target flares. They regularly cause a UFO flap in Russia when exercises are conducted and especially air defence exercises when missiles are launched against the flare targets. Some of these flares can be deployed from aircraft up to 40,000 feet.

Video from Russia showing flares deployed during military exercises. You can see the flares being targeted by missiles fired by aircraft.



Some details of the Russian flare bombs that can be deployed from aircraft.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

originally posted by: 38181

Lol yeah I was trying to make a funny.

ooops, sorry, I did not get it the first time

originally posted by: Blue Shift

originally posted by: fromtheskydown
Interesting capture. Of course, the obvious "flares" and "Chinese lanterns" explanation would be touted but, just how long can those things stay static and in tight formation?

Perfectly reasonable question. Thing is, however, they're not static. They slowly drift down and to the left of the frame.

And again, why cut the video off at that point? What happens a little later? My guess is that as they all eventually burn out and fall to the ground, showing that they were indeed flares.

Flares they are, then. I wonder why, if these kind of military exercises are common in a given area, that the population keeps getting caught out by them?

originally posted by: fromtheskydown
Flares they are, then. I wonder why, if these kind of military exercises are common in a given area, that the population keeps getting caught out by them?

Because they're either mind numbingly stupid or have monetised the videos and know that any old crap will go viral and earn them money.

question: are these: www.abovetopsecret.com... , flares too?
if they are, why are they in the same pattern?