Black sphere filmed in 4k cruising

I don't know who this guy is that filmed this with a drone on reddit but to me it seems a legit video of some kind of black spherical ufo that's cruising right from the sky into a suburban area somewhere in the US I guess?

Seemingly he had his DJI mavic 3 pro up in the air and could catch this object on 4k 60fps

It looks amazing at some point the object seems to notice the drone and takes a peek up close but losses interest and scouts further on.

Now I don't know, do we really see something from out of this world or do we just witness reversed engineered tech ?



As we know these things are now regular sightings I've seen footage from another guy on X that had filmed something similar on an airport and clear as this footage .

What the hell could this be?

a reply to: 0bserver1

It appears the observer (camera operator) knows of the objects movements.

It’s too organized.

S & F for something interesting! 🍻

a reply to: KKLOCO
Exactly I've got that same feeling, maybe we do have figured out how we can build antigravitic drones or our adversaries in the worse case

Put a nuke inside that thing and you've the most dangerous weapon all time?

Drone with a ballon on it.

I think Twitter identified the balloon as an Amazon birthday balloon.



Stabilized video where you can read the ballon: Twitter video link

I’m sure there are UAP, but this one is a hoax.

a reply to: pianopraze

"Cheers to 30 Amazon" balloon written on it allegedly.

a reply to: pianopraze
I can't really decide if its a hoax , but a balloon acting the way it did, I don't know ?

Do you have a link where they debunk this thing?

Well be damned it sure looks like it lol

a reply to: 0bserver1

Here is stabilized video: Twitter video link

I added it to my previous post before you replied

a reply to: pianopraze
I believe it now , glad this one is solved.
How weird that the wind played that thing around like it had intelligent movements

What if...that drone just mimicked an amazon balloon (just kidding)


Now i feel stupid lmao here 🤣

a reply to: 0bserver1

Happens to all of us.

I’ve had a few threads deleted too

a reply to: pianopraze

F & A Piano

You’re ALWAYS on TOP of the sh!t! 🍻
P

a reply to: KKLOCO

Constantly scanning #ufotwitter for my Peru thread.

a reply to: pianopraze
From what I could understand they came to the conclusion that the attacks were humans on some advanced or kind of jetpacks right ?

EDF purpose built rocket altitude drone.

a reply to: 0bserver1

Black ops with tech that is advanced… definitely not jet packs.

Here is ATS thread


As to why this balloon acts like it does, your asked before, I would wager it has a mini drone on the bottom.

Probably one like this:

Pretty weird how it did not appear to be tumbling at all, the writing stayed on the right side pretty much the whole time.
Maybe weighted down?

originally posted by: 0bserver1
a reply to: pianopraze

What if...that drone just mimicked an amazon balloon (just kidding)

You may be on the right track with that thought.

This is what EDF can do alone just with power. Imagine adding a GPS and a gyro w/servo controlled fins. Not hard. Right in the beginning of the video and the end show the hovering power of a EDF.

I think the balloon was mounted to a mini drone, possibly a center rod/dowel running to the top of the balloon to stabilize it during flight. This would also make attaching the balloon to the drone easy. The reason I say drone is because all the vegetation looked dead still, there would be some movement if it was as windy as the balloon is acting. The rapid drop in altitude was also strange. I’ve never seen a balloon drop or move like this one did and direction of the writing stayed the same during some abrupt movements. Balloon also seemed extremely vertical when moving fast and sudden stops like it had weight attached.

If it was a prank….why didn’t they at least cover up the writing or use a solid black balloon 🙄

They make them pretty small

And continuing EDF hover unit.

a reply to: 0bserver1

Thank you for posting this! I think it looks cool!