US Soldiers Combat Footage .. UFO in the Sun Observing the War

Originally posted by 2012king
have you ever filmed the sun? that black spot always shows up

its a bit too bright for the camera to handle (on a phone anyway)

this is accurate. It is no UFO. it is a COMMON camera "glitch" when you point your camera directly at the sun. there are a zillion links as "proof" by using google....or going to any photographers site...

Originally posted by 2012king

Originally posted by Ben81

Originally posted by Druscilla

Sensor overload on the camera causes the black spot.

No UFO here.

ah come on be open minded just a tiny bit

show me a real sensor overload footage that produce such anomaly
and you 100% think its a sensor overload ?
are you an expert ?

you dont need to be an expert.... try it yourself

its actually your responsibility to prove your own statement , geesh you tell the op to go prove what you claim lmao ..not saying that is not the case just pointing it out ....

Originally posted by paradiselost333

Originally posted by 2012king

Originally posted by Ben81

Originally posted by Druscilla

Sensor overload on the camera causes the black spot.

No UFO here.

ah come on be open minded just a tiny bit

show me a real sensor overload footage that produce such anomaly
and you 100% think its a sensor overload ?
are you an expert ?

you dont need to be an expert.... try it yourself

its actually your responsibility to prove your own statement , geesh you tell the op to go prove what you claim lmao ..not saying that is not the case just pointing it out ....

Give it up!

HERE. Just takes a little bit of research.

Q. The sun appeared as the black spot on the picture. Is this a malfunction?

A. No, it is normal.

This happens when a camera with the SMOS sensor is pointed at a scene with a very bright light like the sun. To avoid this “black spot,” try not to point the camera sunward when you take pictures. Some users erase the spot on the pictures with an image-editing software.

Sorry. No UFO.

There is also this...

news.nationalgeographic.com...

Early this week sky-watchers around the world will be able to witness a transit of Venus—a celestial event that won't be seen again for more than a century.

During the upcoming transit, Venus will look like a black dot gliding across the face of the sun over the course of about six hours.

"Venus's diameter will appear only about a 30th the diameter of the sun, so it will be ... like a pea in front of a watermelon," said Jay Pasachoff, an astronomer at Williams College in Massachusetts. (Read a Q&A with Pasachoff about Venus transits.)

"The effect won't be visually impressive, but that black dot against the sun is a remarkable thing to see."

reply to post by Ben81


What the hell, that guy has crazy high morale, did he even take cover? What the kind of body armor is he wearing to be so damn confident? All of his buddies are laying down, not even firing, and he's cpt. RAMBO. 1wk later he was either a.) dead, b.) discharged, or c.) in spec. ops... or a combination thereof.