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Originally posted by kyrebelyell2004
This is a video from a guy in PA, USA. Why credit someone else's work? He has a youtube account as well.
OrionIFO guy The guy claims to be in contact with these space crafts, there are plenty of videos including the one you have shown, so sorry my friend, but this didn't take place in the UK.
Originally posted by gift0fpr0phecy
A strobe flashing once per second is FAA standards. It looks like it has wings like a normal aircraft should.
Why on Earth would anyone think this is anything but a normal aircraft?
Originally posted by ATSZOMBIE
I see jets/planes flying at that distance all the time,
Originally posted by ATSZOMBIE
you can usually make out the fuselage quite easily as its surrounded by lights,
Originally posted by ATSZOMBIE
and also the sound.
Originally posted by ATSZOMBIE
I dont get that from this video..so why on earth would you assume its an airplane?
Originally posted by ATSZOMBIE
en.wikipedia.org...-standard_aircraft_warning_lights
"Aircraft use collision avoidance lighting systems to warn other aircraft of their presence. These lights include landing lights, white beacons, wingtip strobes, and wingtip navigation lights. The wingtip navigation lights are required to consist of a red light on the left wingtip and a green light on the right wingtip. Landing lights are used during the descent and approach to landing, and at other times if deemed necessary by the flight crew or operator."
I see 1 light on the 'edge' and 1 in the center of this object in the video..I don't see wingtip red/green lights or much anything else except those 2..so its kinda abnormal & illegal.
Originally posted by ATSZOMBIE
en.wikipedia.org...-standard_aircraft_warning_lights
"Aircraft use collision avoidance lighting systems to warn other aircraft of their presence. These lights include landing lights, white beacons, wingtip strobes, and wingtip navigation lights. The wingtip navigation lights are required to consist of a red light on the left wingtip and a green light on the right wingtip. Landing lights are used during the descent and approach to landing, and at other times if deemed necessary by the flight crew or operator."
I see 1 light on the 'edge' and 1 in the center of this object in the video..I don't see wingtip red/green lights or much anything else except those 2..so its kinda abnormal & illegal.
Originally posted by gift0fpr0phecy
A strobe flashing once per second is FAA standards. It looks like it has wings like a normal aircraft should.
Why on Earth would anyone think this is anything but a normal aircraft?edit on 19-11-2010 by ATSZOMBIE because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by ATSZOMBIE
Where's the tail light? Surely it must have a tail light/strobe...
If the lights don't protrude from the wingtips but instead are inset in the wing, the plane is required to have a third light on the tail of the airplane or on its vertical fin for the light to cover the required area around the plane. Some planes may have both as a supplement to the wingtip lights.