Can someone provide a link to this video

Back in the early 2000s i had a UFO video (might still have it on my old hard drive) of a shiny object crashing in an american looking desert. The shiney object struck the ground once and then bounced up really high back in the air with momentum, when it hit the ground the second time the shiney object shattered into a bunch of shiny particles.


Anyone seen it? Might still have it but my HD is all the way in the USA.

I got the video from limewire back in 2002-2003

Thanks jkrog08 I was having problems imbedding it

I do wonder why a high speed camera is filming it though. Millitary test or the real deal?




[edit on 30-8-2009 by Dissemination]

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There you go.


On a further note, I was always under the impression this was a military test of something. I will see if I can't find the information, I am pretty sure it is a test, maybe something crashing down from orbit as well. I do not think it is a ET UFO.

EDIT: Other poster above me got it first.




[edit on 8/30/2009 by jkrog08]

[edit on 8/30/2009 by jkrog08]

amazing, simply amazing.

This is a really good video. It may be fake since there is no "after footage" after the crash.

Either way, a very mysterious video that was around long before youtube was even invented.

Yea, as I thought it is widely thought to be a military test:

At the 2nd Australian Symposium in Brisbane, Australia, a video was shown of a supposed UFO crash in the New Mexico desert sometime in early 1997. It depicts an object careening towards the desert floor. The object bounces once before coming crashing onto the ground, exploding and sending sparks flying.

While this footage may show an alien craft plummeting to its end, a number of experiments involving Edwards Air Force Base scientists and personnel are known to take place there.

An American researcher who has a highly placed NASA source working at Edwards AFB said that a small scale model of the X-38 space 'Liferaft' crashed on a small scale test range, with the range control officer executing a self-destruct procedure before it landed.

While it is difficult to form definitive conclusions as to the film's authenticity given the absence of camera specifications, original footage, eye-witness testimony or exact date, it is nonetheless very intriguing.

The source of this video has never been established. It was first released publicly during a UFO conference in Australia in Brisbane. The crash allegedly depicts an unknown object which crashed into the deserts of New Mexico in early 1997. The object seems "lighter than air" as it bounces before it ultimately bursts into thousands of pieces.

Although the film is very compelling as to the characteristics displayed by the unknown object, the fact that there is no source material, exact time or date, and location make it very difficult to evaluate. At best it is a great conversation piece, but adds no validity to the study of UFOs.

www.ufocasebook.com...


Although there is no definitive proof of it being military I see no reason it wouldn't be, especially because it was filmed and crashed in the New Mexico desert, which happens to be next to all kinds of test grounds. It is a cool clip none-the-less.

Originally posted by Gladius
amazing, simply amazing.

This is a really good video. It may be fake since there is no "after footage" after the
crash.

Either way, a very mysterious video that was around long before youtube was even
invented.

Actually the video was taken from an old documentary about military aircraft .
Check the old documentary segment where this video is included here.

Originally posted by free_spirit
Actually the video was taken from an old documentary about military aircraft.

Interesting, but is it just me, or does the way they are talking, and the background music, suggest that this documentary wasn't about military aircraft?

Hmm, i will have to look at it tommorow.


Im sorry but its still very suspicious to me, i mean, that thing just does not look man made at all.