Very strange UFO videos... done with night vision~ Are these real or what are they? , page 2

Originally posted by thegoodearth
This woman is kind of annoying to listen to, however, her footage is very strange, and she does all her filming with night vision and a very pro camera.

Seriously, I would welcome the "gang" to explain what is in these videos. Not saying that they are all UFO's, but they aren't satellites or planes, so what could they be? I am not issuing a challenge to the debunkers, I'd like to make that clear, however, if these can be explained, that would be reassuring. I am in no way an expert on hoax UFO stuff, so I would like someone who always debunks videos to explain this stuff. There are way too many for me to comprehend.

She films in PA. I would like to add that there are a lot of strange "things" in the sky up in NW PA where I live.

This one is of a UFO shooting a laser beam.

This one has over 52 UFO's on October 10, 2010. The one I am particularly interested in shows at 11 minutes in. It moves in a way that cannot be explained.

I have to go offline, but will check in later this afternoon.

Thanks in advance for any help in understanding these

I've not been a member here very long, though i lurked for a very long time before i joined. It seems from my perspective that there are more career debunkers and 'everything-is-a-ufo' people than there are those who try to determine objectively and that has made me hesitant to post about any unidentified flying thing.

I know a lot of information has been posted about the PA lady and that, apparently, much of what she puts out in her vids has been thoroughly debunked and that she even has been accused of doing some dangerous things with lights or lasers.

That said ......

I agree with the member who said the first vid you posted looks like a helicopter with a search light. I was not there, so i cannot know for certain but that is certainly what it appears to me to be.

The second vid, though, is a different story from my own experience. I began watching those "dots" back in the mid 90s. My husband and several friends also watch for them now since i first pointed them out to them. I have seen exactly what she's showing in that 2nd vid many, many times. They are up there. I don't see them every night, but i don't watch for them every night, either. But more often than not, i will see at least one.

Chances are you will not see them if you're in an area with a lot of lights (city) or if the moon is bright. Nor will you see them if you just go outside and glance up. I live out in the country, away from lights, and i have to let my eyes adjust to the sky for a good 15, 20 minutes or so. Using a good pair of binoculars helps, too.

But if you will find yourself a good, dark spot and regularly watch the skies, you will see them, too.

I've no idea what they are, of course. I know they're not satellites; they're too fast, move too erratically, they stop, start, sometimes make sharp turns. We (all of us) faithfully check the website that will tell you what satellites will be over you at a given time when you enter your zip code and they do not coincide with that. They go single, in pairs and sometimes in multiples. We've even seen several at the same time that made so many maneuvers that it almost gave us the impression that they were intentionally putting on a show.

So, that's my two cents on the matter. I hope you get to see them for yourself ~ whatever they are, they are amazing. In closing, i'll add this: if you develop the habit of watching for them, eventually you will see a thing or two that will make your jaw drop.