Giant UFO Crosses In Russian Sky?

This is a new one to me, never saw this kind before.
They appear to look like lights reflecting off a window and through a screen maybe?
edit: She seems to be filming through her window's screen, that gives them a weird grid texture.

Does anyone here speak Russian? Can we get a translation?

Looks like a plane flying at the camera. Go look up vids of that on youtube. Exact same thing.

The only cross ye may see in Russia would be the red cross planes, and they would probably be shot down .
I do not believe this video has any merit and just devalues genuine mysterious objects ...but good on ya fer having a go .

Originally posted by Domo1
Looks like a plane flying at the camera. Go look up vids of that on youtube. Exact same thing.

Would be nice if you could provide a similar one.

Closest I could find was an RC plane...

Originally posted by JibbyJedi

Does anyone here speak Russian? Can we get a translation?

Sure thing

See there's some sort of crosses over there?
some kind of projector, it even splits tiny lamps
hey, over there is another cross (on its wing)

reply to post by JibbyJedi

Oh trust me it won' I've been tracking it for awhile and It is not here to help or do good.It is here to deflect,manipulate,and distort the truth.I've been watching it for a while now and it has been compromised.You will probably see it get more negative in the coming months..Don't feed it!!

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Thanks!
What exactly would a projector be doing in the sky? I've been digging through landing lights from planes videos and am not seeing anything similar to these 2 things.

It seems like it is a video of some guy testing his new camera and noticing that it does strange things to small lights (probably airplanes)

I have been to Russia a lot and never seen anything like that in the sky.

I don't know how anyone could look at that video and say its a plane. I have seen lots of planes landing in similar light conditions and none looked anything like that. Also, Russian aircraft use the same lighting patterns we use.

There is also no movement during the entire video. IF it were planes landing there would be some detectable movement if nothing more than a drop in altitude.

They appear to be white aircraft navigation lights.

It's dusk/dawn outside hence the illumination, with the aircraft approaching the general area.

Poor quality footage and more likely being filmed through a closed window adds to the distortion and light flaring.

reply to post by JibbyJedi


It could also be someone standing behind the camera pointing flashlights at the window glass causing a reflection and making it seem like they are some UFO off on the horizon.

There is a thread from June 2011 about this video wich date is June 5th, 2011 not
October 1, 2011. Here is the June thread, not conclusive yet.
www.abovetopsecret.com...

...if this is a plane flying toward the camera, why exactly does it not get CLOSER?
Planes aren't that slow.

reply to post by Awen24


I'm going to spare you the squiggly lines and arrows and leave it to you to discern whether or not these obvious aircrafts are moving or not.

Peace





I also don't believe they're moving directly towards the camera, possibly 25/30 deg' to the right.

They're in a gradual descend and forward movement is difficult to notice, especially when the video abruptly ends.

There are camera filters, called "star" filters that give that diamond look to light sources, especially lights. You've seen them in diamond commercials, reflections off crystals, etc. A common photographer's tool for still camera or video. The apparent lines outside and away from the "objects" themselves are a clue that the entire effect is bogus.

Probaly Jupiter and sirius.

You can also make that effect by putting a fine net curtain across the window. You could probably do it by stretching out stockings across the window to.

reply to post by PhoenixOD


That's right, and I think that's what we see here.

See this page for an example, near the bottom of the page, on the right side.

reply to post by ArMaP


It appears to be this effect...
4.bp.blogspot.com...

Seems like the planes' landing lights in combo with the screen and window, and camera filters, creates this effect. I'm glad I posted it and got a good breakdown.

reply to post by JibbyJedi


A screen is the only thing needed to achieve that result, no need for filters or even the window glass.

I will try to recreate the effect, if I can find something to use as a screen.

They guy in the video seems to be complaining that his camera is fracturing light sources. Something about a projector.
Pretty clear about that.