UFOs Inside Turrialba Volcano:Jan. 29, 2011

Seems this video was captured off a webcam:

Turrialba Volcano, Costa Rica January 29, 2011 The webcam: www.ovsicori.una.ac.cr...

Now Im guessing some of these things could be sparks or whatever, but the ones that come down from the sky and change direction later into the video are rather interesting to me at least. As you can see from the beginning of the footage there a no mountains for it to be cars coming down the hill, so we can rule that out as well.
I am NOT claiming there is alien craft here,and I also only used the title the OP of the video used out of respect, so that is their mention of UFO not mine, but something is going on... Care to venture a guess?

Looks like aircraft landing at airport to me. There are airports near by.

map of volcano area

reply to post by billxam


I would think with the amount of lights we see, if they were aircraft, you would be bound to see aviation lights at least once or twice blinking somewhere along the line. That also doesnt explain the ones descending from above either. This of course is just my humble opinion.

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Web cam footage is not really a good medium for UFO spotting , as was shown in the Oct 13 non event .

ATS Thread on web cam UFO's

I always find these volcano/UFO videos absolutely mind boggling.
There is just no logical or reasonable explanation. Ever.

So when I see (and post) Stereo Behind videos showing, what looks to be, huge crafts next to the Sun, I don't give it a second thought. Not that I accept it without further consideration but I certainly don't dismiss it that readily either.

Brilliant thread.
Awesome video of yet more 'WTF" moments

reply to post by onehuman

I see a volcano in the foreground near the bottom. In the distance, covered by clouds, is an airport and a city, city is to the right. Look closely and notice that the lights are not coming from the location of the volcano but are farther off in the distance and were obscured by clouds during the daytime.
Planes are approaching and disappearing into the clouds. As time goes on, during the night, the clouds dissipate and you can see the city lights. I imagine that if we got a daytime view from this cam with a cloudless background we would see the city and airport.

That illumination you see is not from the volcano by rather from the city that is off in the distance.

The reason you don't see aviation lights, blinking lights, is due to the poor quality of the video.

Take a look at this unedited video of the same.

Keep in mind that there are city lights in the background that are being obscured by clouds and that these moving lights are airplanes. Your mind will adjust and it will become obvious. If that doesn't do it for you than go to the last 10 seconds of the video when the Sun begins to come up. Again notice the location of the lights seen in the night and the location of the volcano.

Could be birds getting caught on fire.