Starlike objects that move strangely in the sky

It's closer to Cetus

I saw one mate, flew right thru the triangle of camelopardalis. going down the horizon. was going maybe 10x faster than a plane and disapeared. im gonna keep watching and write more details after, didnt see a wobbling one yet..

haha i cant see cetus my horizon ends at pisces lol, sorry. but im looking in that direction...

the triangle i'm talking about kind of has a martini glass shape constellation extra star as a tail.

like this www.queeky.com...

wow a lot of movement I spotted near that triangle just now 2 others passed close to it

[edit on 4-7-2008 by buds84]

reply to post by tedpi


Ok well at least we tried and you spotted one, soon you will notice more and more.

I kind of think you wont see the same ones I see because they are over my Toronto area and the one I was pointing out was above my head kind of.
I'm sure there's tons in Montreal.

aright. i think you forgot to turn on the constellation names, press V. otherwise its hard to follow there are a lot of martini shaped and triangles. It's also true we dont see absolutely the same sky as well... so yea i guess we'll try another night again. we have to get better with the software so you can give me exact coordinates

We can try again tomorrow night, Im starting to get the creeps.
It's like some of the still ones are moving when I think stuff like "I can see you, move a bit for me"

the total I seen tonight is around 15 I counted not including others I saw zapping by really fast but couldn't quite fix my eyes on them before they left.

[edit on 4-7-2008 by buds84]

So did my video fill the same bill as what you all are seeing? Lots of shooting stars as well?

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Hello. I live in the southern united states, and last night at about 3am EST I saw something very similar. I was sitting on my porch and had noticed a plane coming across the sky, and I had already noted a star formation that was now in the background of the plane fllying over, but as the plane went across the sky, the 'stars' in that formation broke away from the formation one at a time and moved in different directions. It only took seconds and they were completely gone. What did look like a deformed version of the big dipper was no longer in the sky.

Originally posted by jasonjnelson
So did my video fill the same bill as what you all are seeing? Lots of shooting stars as well?

That is is exactly the type we are looking at.
Only difference is the color on the ones I see are more blueish than white.
But same type of movement and everything.

My video cam just show pitch black when I aim up there at night, wont even show a star.

reply to post by buds84


Well for God's sake, break down my video! no one else took interest, and even I said the quality and verifiable markers sucked. But an analysis of the object wouldn't be a bad start.


And use the good quality, not the youtube version.

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Im waiting for 3oclock then im going off. I saw another one that looked like a star at first, i saw it at 2:41 EST. It was headed west (Toronto) and it suddenly started getting shinier and shinier, and at one point it got shinier than the other ones around it. It was kinda wobbling while traveling not very fast, then it gradually disappeared.

Could've been a satellite traveling and depending on the angle it was making with the sun it might have been changing luminosity. The wobbling i dont know though. The thing is so far I havent seen one starting from a static position to start moving. Maybe it will take a while before my eyes get used at spotting those ones.

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To tell you the truth if I could catch the UFO's on video thats exactly what would show up, you had a star in the back there as a marker and your camera was still so i guess you used a tripod.
anyone looking for the UFO's should look at this video its how they move around.
Though they do move around in other ways, this is common.
Some people may say this is not a real UFO or something, but I know for sure after watching them for 2-3 years this is their common movement when traveling or hovering around.

Most of the time when they are stationary they would rapidly wobble/wiggle/shake and stay in its same basic area , your video is one that is traveling or scoping out a area.
Good job catching that on film, this one seemed to be closer to the ground as its very white.

reply to post by tedpi


Yes, soon your eyes will adjust and get better at spotting them, to the point you can spot the ones pretending to be stars, they will seem out of focus and maybe notice your looking at it and, cloak or shurg you off but you know its theres and stars don't move like that.
Theres a lot of them that stay in there spot for hours while others move away if you stair at them too much

reply to post by justjoemusic


I have seen this too!!! stars that start moving when you look at them!!! I tought I was nuts!!!

My very first sighting was on the 4th of July. It was after a firework show and one of the kids pointed them out. We stared in awe at their odd movements.

I want to make an assumption. Assume these lights are of intelligent origin. Assume we are being observed. Would not a fantastic night to come "observe" us (in the USA)....be on the night of 4th of July??? They're enjoying our lightshow. I've been thinking there may be something to this and have felt like posting my hypotheseis in the past, but never have. Therefore, I challenge the folks who believe in this phenomenon..(and even ones who don't)...to observe tonight. Be ready with recording equipment. I have no such capability. We need to get video of the erratic movements, not the ones that appear sat-like. Wait til the light pollution of the firework commotion ends. Look in the area of Ursa Major.

Since my sighting in 06...I scan the reports the next day, July 5th, for any "starlike" objects. I have seen several reports. I would love to see this hypothesis confirmed tonight. I'd start a new thread, but as a new member, I don't think I have that capability yet.

reply to post by DocEmrick


Wow those were great videos, I have seen a similar　video, but not those ones, anyway in the video where they light up and seem to form a formation, do you guys think this is what we are seeing!? That last orb thing seemed cloaked or something until it lighted up?





[edit on 4-7-2008 by _Phoenix_]

By the way in my opinion this is one of the BEST threads on this site.

Good job guys, keep this thread updated!

Everyone who is going to watch tonight in the northern hemisphere get the Stellarium software and make sure you adjust your location (www.stellarium.org...) and press C and then V to turn on the constellation names. To turn on the Nebulas names as well press N.

When you click on a point in the sky you can see the RA/DE coordinates of that point, we can use those to track our sightings..

I do think theres something out there....but I also think 9/10 of these sightings are easily satellites, and even just regular stars. My brother and I have both noticed that stars appear to move but if you have a reference point you realize they don't move at all. It really does look like they're moving....only they don't .