UFOs over Japan caught on camera.

reply to post by B3lz3buth


Ok, so you can clearly see on the bottom right those are stars but do you think those could be meteorites zipping through the volcano? Maybe thats what the explosions are? earth gets them all the time...

reply to post by TheRevolutionOf2010


Birds

This is the Geminids meteor shower ... 150 or more per day can be seen all around the world.

Look like stars to me. They're stationary, 'moving' with the Earth's rotation.

As for the 'explosions', note how he mentions how "white the sky is". My best guess is a distant electrical storm just over the horizon.

And the moving objects? As noted by others, the amount of traffic points toward the possibility of a dense population. I'd say they're planes heading towards an airport.

reply to post by kyle43


The "explosions" are possibly due to direct headlight glare from traffic joining the road at a junction just out of view of the camera.

Originally posted by IgnoreTheFacts
reply to post by FlySolo

 

Assumption based of the ignorance of the location, but don't let that stop you from jumping to conclusions. After-all, the whole basis of this subject is nothing more than a bunch of folks jumping to the least likely conclusion and the results are we all appear to be foolish morons because of it. But, again, don't let that bother you.

I see nothing in this video that makes me want to take of my clothes, and start posting naked in a hysterical manner decrying they are here and this could be a smoking gun. If anything, stuff like this needs to be ignored and subdued so we can cleanup our reputation and move this subject forward the only way it can be done. The inability to understand that is what "they" are counting on. hundreds, if not thousands of "useful idiots" doing the job that the MIB used to do back in the day...........lol.

ooooh the big science bully is picking on me. Are you really that insecure about yourself? you might not make a stop and take your clothes off, but it certainly doesn't stop you from yelling from the roof top how big of a man you are. Your definition of idiot differs from mine, and you are pretty much right up there. But please, don't let me stop you from spouting your mouth off. Yes, I admit I was foolish for not listening to myself prior to posting, but what's your excuse? I suppose the only reason you come here is because no one really likes to talk with you in person anyway and I can understand why. God your annoying lol

reply to post by kyle43


Look closely at the elapsed time clock in the upper left-hand corner.

The "things coming down from the sky" are stars (and 1 planet) following their normal course through the sky.

The "explosions" are lens flares probably from the headlights of the cars on the roadway which can be clearly seen at the bottom of the upper-left-hand frame. (Just guessing, but there is probably a curve in the road just out of frame to the right of the image that would account for the intermittant headlight flashes.)

Finally the streaks in the sky in the lower-right-hand image - some nice images of the "leading edge" of the Geminid meteor shower which is due to peak on Monday.

Interesting in some ways, but NOT unexplained.

Originally posted by Lost in america
This is the Geminids meteor shower ... 150 or more per day can be seen all around the world.

I'm going to go with this.

The only thing that gets me is why can't I see the "explosions" in the bottom right-hand camera feed. I presume that it is a shot of the same side of the volcano in both instances as the vapors are blowing in the same direction in both shots!

ok. I'm really starting to worry about alot of you guys.


This is a video of the sunlight fading as stars and planets come into view, just as they do every night. And this month, there is a special treat in the night sky.


GO OUTSIDE! OBSERVE NATURE before you start wondering about the rest of the solar system. Be familiar with your own environment before exploring foreign territory. I know its easier to watch a sky cam from the warmth and comfort of your computer screens, but trust me, it looks just as cool if you just step outside every once in a while.

There are stars in the sky, and fungus in your grass. NEATO.

Between this and the angel hair thread, i'm speechless.

Are you guys serious? Those are freaking stars. The moving stars are similar to the effects in this picture.



The 'shooting stars' are from the Geminids meteor shower that peaks on 12/13. Its actually one of the coolest meteor shower of the year, you guys might want to check it out if you live in a warmer region. I live in Seattle so thats not going to happen


Link to the Astronomy Calendar: www.seasky.org...


I did not catch the 'explosion' but some meteor do not get burned up in the atmosphere and they end up hitting the earth.

The Japanese guy's video doesn't claim anything out of ordinary. He seems just to upload the recorded footages as public records.

The flashes maybe some cars going around bends near the camera. I thought the footage was intriguing at first, but after distilling everything, it should be an ordinary event

"Wow look at all those things coming down on the sky"

Originally posted by OneEleven
ok. I'm really starting to worry about alot of you guys.


This is a video of the sunlight fading as stars and planets come into view, just as they do every night. And this month, there is a special treat in the night sky.


GO OUTSIDE! OBSERVE NATURE before you start wondering about the rest of the solar system. Be familiar with your own environment before exploring foreign territory. I know its easier to watch a sky cam from the warmth and comfort of your computer screens, but trust me, it looks just as cool if you just step outside every once in a while.

There are stars in the sky, and fungus in your grass. NEATO.



Between this and the angel hair thread, i'm speechless.

edit on 10-12-2010 by OneEleven because: (no reason given)

They are only stars and planes, the video is speeded up, just look how fast the mins are flashing by.

They looked like stars to me

reply to post by kyle43


Dude, i dont mean to sound offencive, but those look like stars to me, and you sound like you've been on alot of drugs in your life. I mean ALOT.

Explosions neat, but i wasnt too worried about it, its a volcano after all. Those arent ufos, dont worry about it, your just somne druged out hippie that got a little scared nothing to worry about man.

The things flying through the sky kinda looked like jets, ufos lol thats funny

ufos + time travel = people from the future. not i wasnt conviced that there was any ufos there, or in any video in that matter.

This video doesnt look like stars or birds



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reply to post by Frank Dinkle


your correct, it is a inflatable could be a hippo, or anything, but certainly inflatable.

reply to post by cluckerspud


Forest Gump ran to Japan, found UFO's?

Looks like lens flare.