Unidentified Flying Objects - Scotland January 2012

Apparently there are a few more videos circulating on the internet regarding this sighting but I have yet to find them. There is also another video on Youtube exactly the same as this one. This was reportedly filmed by a Mountain Rescue Team if you believe the description but I'm not sure of exactly what date - presumably yesterday during a snow storm.

Tell me what you think? A reflection of the car lights or...?



When I first watched this I thought it was a fake due to the poor quality however having watched it a few more times I don't know what it is...possibly a floodlight above the house?

I think I actually saw 3 lights in the video. Passing from upper right hand to lower middle of the frame. IMO...looked to be moving too fast for car lights. Especially in adverse weather conditions.

Interesting

reply to post by ProfessorT


Definitely a reflection of the headlights of the vehicles passing by...

I'll say fake, but thats just my opinion and to 95% - it doesnt matter.

That been said, heres an interesting one from Taiwan, new years 2011-2012

UFO comes in at 32sec



Heres another angle

Yep, agree wit hthe poster above. 100% reflection of the headlights on the windscreen!

Wow, I'm surprised that building didn't catch on fire.


Beautiful fireworks but, little over done.

So if this is only a reflection, why do we see no such display when the first vehicle goes past?

Surely we would see something similar, the conditions when both vehicles drive past are identical and so is the lighting.

Why then do the UFOS only appear as the second car drives past?

reply to post by IronDogg


I agree and they appear to be moving faster because they are curving along the inside of the cars windshield. Not to discourage the OP. I'll star and flag it anyway but it looks like the lights are shining first onto this cars back windshield, bouncing up into it's own rear view mirror, back to the rear window where they are reflected back up and on to the front window again.

reply to post by WeMoveUnseen


Because, when the first car passed, they were both travelling on a flat surface. When the second car passed, the driver was travelling down hill while the other was driving up. The UFO's also match up perfectly with the timing of the car passing.

= Car headlights

Originally posted by WeMoveUnseen
So if this is only a reflection, why do we see no such display when the first vehicle goes past?

Surely we would see something similar, the conditions when both vehicles drive past are identical and so is the lighting.

Why then do the UFOS only appear as the second car drives past?

The first car looks to have dipped headlights, the second car seems to be using a combination of high beam and fog lights.

reply to post by WeMoveUnseen


Angle of lights, main beam, low/dipped beam, who knows. What is certain is that it is the reflection off the oncoming cars lights, no doubt.

As for the second, to little detail to make even a guess, truck roof lights maybe?

sorry, wrong thread

Originally posted by WeMoveUnseen
So if this is only a reflection, why do we see no such display when the first vehicle goes past?

Surely we would see something similar, the conditions when both vehicles drive past are identical and so is the lighting.

Why then do the UFOS only appear as the second car drives past?

As an explanation for that, I would suggest the possibility that the first vehicles lights are on "dim" setting, whereas the second vehicles lights are on "bright" setting. You can see a noticeable difference in the brightness of the two sets of headlights. That difference in the angle of the light may be why the one set of lights didn't reflect like the other... Just putting that out there for consideration...

reply to post by ProfessorT


Warning ..... some critical thinking may be required here,if you watch the clip closely..
Ok so taking this at face value,1) mountain rescue,the point of view is quite elevated so either a minibus or 4by4,at first i thought van,lorry... secondly as the poster above states,if reflections of headlights from oncoming vehicle,why no reflection when the first vehicle passes???? then if you loooook at the 2 lights you will seeee that the one furthest actually overtakes the nearest one before they disappear from view..also the light nearest the viewer is very much brighter,car headlights by design are always slightly lower an angle on the drivers side than the near side headlight,its also the law..

Another video from Scotland and its taken from the same city as the second video I posted.

Interesting.

reply to post by ProfessorT


I say car lights reflecting off falling snow.

Originally posted by Destinyone
I think I actually saw 3 lights in the video. Passing from upper right hand to lower middle of the frame. IMO...looked to be moving too fast for car lights. Especially in adverse weather conditions.

Interesting

Greetings Destinyone:

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There appear to be more than a few light anomalies associated with this video.

We have provided a few screen shots - in order - for your edification and enjoyment.
They certainly raise a few questions.

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It may be very possible the photos could be capturing reflections from the approaching headlights on the curved windshield of the filming vehicle, as the orbs of light seem to move in exact relative speed to the filming vehicle throughout the event and disappear when the headlights do - interesting though, as you say.

We will leave it up to an expert here to make the call, because it sure is interesting how the lights morph from one to the next.

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reply to post by thorfourwinds


Bright Blessings for the New Year to you too TFW.

Thank You for posting the clear photos for review. You always do such a good job in providing data in a thread.

These stills you posted are a nice addition to the discussion

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I'll just state that it's an "Unidentified Flying Object" because nobody really knows exactly what it really is.