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Originally posted by JackofBlades
Wow, extremely amazing vid.
I can't find any basis in this being a tubular balloon. The undulations are too slow, too perfectly synched with the body part before to be random. Watch from 3:08 to around 3:20... the motion of the 'body' as it writhes away is far too coordinated to be random.
However I don't think its an alien spaceship, it looks too organic to me.
What I do think it is though is possible evidence of rumoured atmospheric bioforms. Creatures that live in the upper atmosphere and feed on aerial plankton. The light could be a bio-luminescent form of communication.
As many of you say, until the footage is examined (footage which, unlike most vids, is extremely clear and well recorded) we won't know. However I do not think this is a balloon, and it bears no similarities to Yahweh's scams.
[edit on 11/3/07 by JackofBlades]
edit: wow 3 posts at once, and two of them have the same theory. What are the odds?
[edit on 11/3/07 by JackofBlades]
Originally posted by Grey_Pilgrim
The movement looks organic, like a worm.
Originally posted by Pita
Could this be the flying spaghetti monster mentioned in south park?
Originally posted by free_spirit
Finally some people think these worm shaped objects are balloons tied
togheter wich result simply ridiculous. It's been proved these objects remain static in the sky even for half hour just spinning but without flying away by the action of the wind. At such altitude it's imposibly for any kind of balloon to remain static so don't pay attention to those who claim what they can't prove.
Originally posted by Pita
Could this be the flying spaghetti monster mentioned in south park?
Originally posted by Dr X
The proof that this is not a balloon is in the lighting. The way flying saucers work is the antigravity fields seem to create gamma rays which ionise the air around them.
Originally posted by braddman
Once again people ignore the obvious facts and continue to post. Gotta love ATS where people think a flying worm UFO wouldn't be noticed in a city with over 5 airports, 12 million people, 20 Television stations, (10 of which have news helicopters), Police Helicopters, and the unbelievable amount of aircraft in the air constantly here.
No way, no how that wouldn't be recognized instantly. That is some sort of promotional balloon or kite.
I want to believe there are UFO's out there, but this isn't one of them. Maybe in some rural town, but not here in L.A. would a stationary object not be picked up on radar and IMMEDIATELY shot down if it didn't respond.
[edit on 12-3-2007 by braddman]
Originally posted by wu kung
that if it was actually a sting of balloons, as others have suggested, that it should have a reflective or illuminated surface at its end.
Originally posted by ViewFromTheStars
Originally posted by braddman
Once again people ignore the obvious facts and continue to post. Gotta love ATS where people think a flying worm UFO wouldn't be noticed in a city with over 5 airports, 12 million people, 20 Television stations, (10 of which have news helicopters), Police Helicopters, and the unbelievable amount of aircraft in the air constantly here.
No way, no how that wouldn't be recognized instantly. That is some sort of promotional balloon or kite.
I want to believe there are UFO's out there, but this isn't one of them. Maybe in some rural town, but not here in L.A. would a stationary object not be picked up on radar and IMMEDIATELY shot down if it didn't respond.
[edit on 12-3-2007 by braddman]
I appreciate your skepticism but I think the level of it goes a bit too far. I think there are many instances of objects that were found flying through space NOT showing up on radar. Also, how many people actually look up most of the time? I think you will find not many. Also, this object not showing up on radar coupled with the fact that it really doesn't look that threatening, why is it difficult to think that many people would not have noticed it?
Hope you get the point I'm trying to make..
Also, the avatar.. is that a Supra? That's an awefully big turbo.. T76 maybe?
[edit on 12-3-2007 by ViewFromTheStars]