Weird Cloud Shoots Singapore

Originally posted by carewemust
reply to post by zatara

 

BINGO Zatara! Numerous vids from amateurs and NASA itself (STS Shuttles...R.I.P.) clearly show UFO's purposefully flying into the center of massive Thunderstorms and Thunderheads that are generating huge amounts of electricity. Even the biggest man-made power stations don't come close to what a singe thunderstorm can produce. The UFO's obviously use these storms for something important to their propulsion, or survival. Or, they could be taking the energy somewhere else beyond Earth for some other purpose. Very intriguing videos in this thread! Thanks to the OP and contributing posters.
-CWM

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The UFO's obviously use these storms for something important to their propulsion, or survival.

LMFAO

Soo obvious isnt it - man you get all sorts on here.

I think it has to be first and foremost the likeliest explanation of sunlight reflecting off clouds.

Secondly possibly a weather anomaly.

Maybe down the line we might meet UFO cloaking device but its a big leap.

Finally I wish people would stop shouting fake, why tf would you fake a weather anomaly?

Thats fake rain that is....you can tell its a hosepipe on a glass screen.
Oooh he's blowing a water droplet on a piece of glass in an somewhat elaborate attempt to convince people what...that there is a weather anomaly he/she has never seen before.

Well done OP bringing this up, I have never seen this phenomena and really like the footage, as this being in UFO's, well its unknown(ish) and its in the sky, whether its an object or flying seems debatable.

Must say those video's are damn freaky, I can't see any obvious manipulation of the video and my large gut tells me these are 100% genuine.

It's like there's a craft above or in the cloud spewing some sort of air flow as in both video's I looked at the cloud around dissipated bit by bit every time a beam happened.

Seriously good post! (s) Cheers Gortex for the follow up find..

We know clouds are giant formations of water molecules. We also know these water molecules (droplets) tend to hit one against the other many times, trillions and trillions of them colliding in the cloud, releasing electrons.

Those electrons organize themselves with opposite charges, so the cloud is, per se, a giant battery. We know they have huge electromagnetic field due to that.

(we're not 100% sure yet how they can later throw such thunderbolts, but we're in it).

MAYBE those reactions in the cloud are electrical tensions.

Originally posted by sapien82
Im calling photoshop after effects , in the new suite edition!
there is no way clouds would do that naturally and there doesnt appear to be any craft or anythign in the sky !

I've seen clouds dissapear then reappear in front of me eyes in the sky before , but I live in scotland where its constantly humid and wet , so that could easily happen

it looks shopped to me, the guy is obviously just bored on his holiday playing around on his laptop at the pool !

All three videos?

second line..

Originally posted by Mclaneinc

Must say those video's are damn freaky, I can't see any obvious manipulation of the video and my large gut tells me these are 100% genuine.

It's like there's a craft above or in the cloud spewing some sort of air flow as in both video's I looked at the cloud around dissipated bit by bit every time a beam happened.

Seriously good post! (s) Cheers Gortex for the follow up find..

They are all over the place. I posted another one. It is a natural but unusual occurrence. I believe in ET and all that but this isn't one of them. It isn't even CGI. This is suns rays or heat lightning just doing weird things on the current.

reply to post by newcovenant


Hmm. No not exactly what I was going for Lol. I don't think that sulfate and water would make a sustainable water cloud or fog mist to try and duplicate the effect's of the OP's video. Good luck tho!

Originally posted by newcovenant

Originally posted by Mclaneinc

Must say those video's are damn freaky, I can't see any obvious manipulation of the video and my large gut tells me these are 100% genuine.

It's like there's a craft above or in the cloud spewing some sort of air flow as in both video's I looked at the cloud around dissipated bit by bit every time a beam happened.

Seriously good post! (s) Cheers Gortex for the follow up find..

They are all over the place. I posted another one. It is a natural but unusual occurrence. I believe in ET and all that but this isn't one of them. It isn't even CGI. This is suns rays or heat lightning just doing weird things on the current.

I guess it could be pollutants mixed in the cloud that reflects light.

I think it's just a rare natural occurrence. Updraft pressure in cumulus clouds can be very strong especially in tropical areas. Might have caught it at the right angle to the sun rays.

If it wasn't filmed right above a developing storm then I'd put the HAARP/UFO hat on

The one thing I notice with all ufo video's is that no matter the quality of the video or the apparent truth of what is there, with the coming of age in cinema and the use of special effects that many people have access to a ufo could land in the middle of a city and little gray men can come out and be shot by a few people before it leaves and still so many people will say its special effects, its light playing tricks or the usual comments we all hear and see. maybe we should just continue to film this stuff and not worry about who says what because I think no matter what you will not change those peoples minds at all until the day arrives and those people cannot handle it and you know how that ends up.

This is absolutely amazing footage! What's wild is that as I watch it, there's a sense of familiarity. . .like I've experienced this myself before. Not sure, but either way, it's a humbling testimony to an existence greater than the self.

reply to post by warlok


Im only talking about the video in the OP , havent looked at any others !
I have seen one before her on ATS the guy says he is filming a UFO that creates clouds out of no where !
that video was really cool !
that was before photoshop after effects was even released. So im not saying it couldnt be anything weird , but it just looks to me like the guy is bored and playing around with video footage on his holiday !

I like the idea of it being the TR-3B, as it certainly could be passed off as trying to cloak itself.

Yet again, another unexplained mystery that will remain, unexplained...

reply to post by TrixXxtaR


now that you mention the tr-3b , I didnt want to mention this at the start of the video when I saw the three wee dots in the cloud incase I got bombarded with trolls going on about how its not a UFO . Kind of hard not to notice it now

reply to post by TribeOfManyColours


that pretty crazy and cool looking. did alot of other people witness this phenomenon? maybe some other videos will come out as well adding credibility to the video captured and some more angles/ better footage. also was it on the news by chance?

reply to post by TribeOfManyColours


looks like a photoshop job

Originally posted by warlok

Originally posted by sapien82
Im calling photoshop after effects , in the new suite edition!
there is no way clouds would do that naturally and there doesnt appear to be any craft or anythign in the sky !

I've seen clouds dissapear then reappear in front of me eyes in the sky before , but I live in scotland where its constantly humid and wet , so that could easily happen

it looks shopped to me, the guy is obviously just bored on his holiday playing around on his laptop at the pool !

All three videos?

second line..

Typical example that also "skeptics" can argue non-rational and against any common sense.

First, needless to say this has nothing to do with "photoshop" since this is a video, so you would need a video editing software to make such a video.

If you go back and forth quickly in the video, you see that the (alleged) CGI shop/editing is amazingly accurate since you can see the light beams accurately reflecting of the clouds etc..you can also see cloud formations forming for example when that one one bright spot "explodes" you can see like pressure waves etc.

You also see natural camera movement/shaking etc. which makes it

*) VERY UNLIKELY it's CGI ("shopped")
*) IF it is CGI it would be rather very difficult to make
*) IF it is CGI...why not shop an UFO or similar instead of some odd "lights"?

What i am saying..i do not think its CGI, it's some actual phenomenon - and even if it is "only" some weather phenomenon (which it likely is) it's still amazing he got it on camera. So no matter what, whatever it is it's outstanding footage.

--- And for the "believers"...some of THEM are also arguining against any logic/common sense also, eg. if some people say nonsense like... "Uh, there is 3 possibilities

1) HAARP
2) UFOs
3) Cloaking Device"

whatever....while leaving out all more natural explanations or at least TRYING to explain it *without* the most speculative theories. This is at least as retarded as the skeptics who are obviously unable to see anything special - which it (IMO) without a doubt is.

(This is the same as the logic...eg. if i am missing my key....Aliens must have used a cloaking device to make the key invisible so i cant find....instead of taking into account i might have simply left it in my pocket or it fell on the floor etc.)

No idea what is happening there, none whatsoever...........but amazing to watch.......

Just a shame it wasn't footage of an alien craft in the skies. It made a great change to actually watch film footage of something in the skies and the person doing the filming had the ability to hold the camera still and in focus.......That in itself deserves a flag and a star....

Well done, Oh none wobbly camera filming guy.............

My first impression was that some craft was "cloaked," I have had dreams about UFOs being cloaked in a similar appearance. Maybe I am biased, but my gut immediately said it was a UFO. It is possible that this is a weather phenomenon, but it looks clear to me that there is an object independent of the clouds causing the distortion. Maybe it's a pocket of energy. I'm unsure, but in any case that's a cool video.

reply to post by flexy123


I know, flexy123, I find it irritating too, all these armchair 'shopping experts- However:
Speaking from a video editing background, you can use Photoshop effects with video via the other popular Adobe package, After Effects. However, Im pretty sure this isnt what we are seeing here.........

Very interesting footage- looks like light reflecting off a shiny (metal?) surface that we cannot see because of the cloud. No idea what surface could belong to, though!