Video of Fast Moving Black Orb UFO At Barnsdall Park

Fast Moving Dark Orb - Barnsdall Park
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I was at Barnsdall Park with a friend, the site of the Frank Lloyd Wright "Hollyhock House", sitting with a friend with a Nikon p900 on tripod to film the white, billowing fluffy clouds against the clear blue sky after the heavy rains had finally cleared.

I didn't see the object while filming, but at no time did we hear the sound of a fighter jet overhead. I've grown up on Air Force bases. We would have noticed this. This was completely silent from our point of view. Also, if this were a jet, the outline would be clear in the closeups...but as the edit crops closer, it appears slightly cylindrical or cigar shaped, with a kind of occasional "flaring" on the ends as it goes.

Several of these dark orbs have been captured on film by people, and several exhibit structure or texture changes as they move...especially when moving quickly. I've written about before:

Dark Orb UFOs
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I'm continuing my research on these...what seem to be "energy masses", reading the works of Paul Devreux and Irene Scott. In the meantime, I'm sharing this for the reference of others in case they have similar experiences. Thanks for taking a look.

a reply to: StarnatalSandia

Do me a favor. Get a protractor.

Go back to the spot where you took this footage.

Record video again, but pan up from showing the ground of the park, up to the flight path line that this object took.

Figure out the angle from the ground to that path. (Please use a measuring tool, no eyeball if possible.) Show the angle.

And determine the exact compass direction, that the object is flying from your perspective.

Was it East north east? West? South?


If you provide the angle, compass direction, and show me the ground level area where you're recording from, I intend to math the crap out of it.

Let's see if we can figure out how fast this puppy was.

Reasons to do this.
To check if it's beyond common flight speeds.
So we can check FAA or local airport flight logs, to see if there was a bird in the air, on a declared flight path there.
Extra YouTube views.
To check if it may have been a meteoroid
Celestial body, ISS, or some other expected phenomena. Maybe there was a jet current up there, and it's a weather balloon hitching a ride on that crazy train. Maybe check NOAA logs?

Also, I'm going to check the MUFON reports, to see if similar sightings occurred in the area.

a reply to: StarnatalSandia

Where's the video? You didn't see anything when it happened?
It's most likely a bug.

You were filming clouds? Why?

The close-ups you can see it changing shapes which makes me think bird. If clouds were moving one way and bird flying the other wouldn’t it look much faster moving than it really was?

Classic Blurid video!!

a reply to: StarnatalSandia

It is very bird like in it's movements in my opinion, but it could be pretty much anything to be fair.

That's a great catch! That's not a bird or a bug. That is either top secret American or alien tech.Good work. That video is killer!

originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: StarnatalSandia

Where's the video? You didn't see anything when it happened?
It's most likely a bug.

Click the youtube link. The video is killer stuff

That my friends is a spinning disk.
Clear as a bell from 50 seconds on that it is a saucer spinning.
Not a bird, not a frog, not Underdog ~ that is a classic flying saucer.

(or it’s a really good fake by our OP SS)

First immediate though based on the other movement of the thing - a bird. Seems clearly to be a bird to me, at any rate.

Will watch later

a reply to: StarnatalSandia

Okay, that video is pretty cool. The object seems to be up in the clouds for sure. At 8 seconds of video you can see it hitting the first cloud on the right and you can see a darkened trail look like exhaust...though it is probably just the displacement of that thinner cloud being disrupted by this object.

My first idea would be a drone but needless to say, it is definitely an unidentified object for me at this point. Hopefully, some of the airplane/drone guys show up and can offer some insight on this.

Good catch and thank you for sharing!

Reminds me of a soaring seagull.

originally posted by: Archivalist
If you provide the angle, compass direction, and show me the ground level area where you're recording from, I intend to math the crap out of it.

Let's see if we can figure out how fast this puppy was.

How is that possible without knowing the size or the distance of the object?

a reply to: ArMaP

The magic of opinion or guessing.

originally posted by: spiritualarchitect
That my friends is a spinning disk.
Clear as a bell from 50 seconds on that it is a saucer spinning.
Not a bird, not a frog, not Underdog ~ that is a classic flying saucer.

(or it’s a really good fake by our OP SS)

You don't know size or distance or setting for zoom on P900 the effect you see is due the the size and compression both in camera then youtube.

a reply to: StarnatalSandia

Great catch, thanks for sharing!

Anything to get a size reference off of would be great. With no size or reference it could be a plane, it could be a bird, it could be a bug, it could be a frisbee, it could be a drone, you just don't know.

Pretty certain it’s not a bug or a bird, it flies too strait or fast to be either of those imo

It reminds me of the “Go Fast” military video where the pilots were surprised they could lock on the camera as if they’d tried a thousand times before and failed