UFO Over Bellevue Washington

You saw a bright, sparkling, STATIONARY "object" at the same time we see Venus right now, i don't see anything indicating it's NOT Venus on your video. It's not moving, it has the same color as Venus...and you filmed it "in the morning".....but when someone tells you it's Venus you reply "I am not that stupid"...

It's in all likelihood Venus whether you want to believe it or not.

reply to post by flexy123


I am not totally opposed to what your saying, but how do we explain the warping/morphing of the object about 8mins into the video?

Stars don't do that right? Or do they???

Originally posted by Xquizit
reply to post by RealTruthSeeker

 

Was kind of hoping that you would return with a: " it wasn't there today?!?"

This meana it was more than likely a star

. Unless it was in a totally different spot from yesterday... If it was in the south western atmosphere yesterday and north today, than that would be mint.

Can't wait to see the video

edit on 8-9-2012 by Xquizit because: Grammar

Ok, it's ready. Man Google takes forever to process this stuff. Anyway, here is what we got, I know it's long but I wanted to get full documentation for the record. And again, pardon the language.

Thanks for posting

Although it was debunked, still pretty cool to see.

Originally posted by Xquizit
Thanks for posting

Although it was debunked, still pretty cool to see.

I had to be real about it. And to be honest when I did find it I didn't want to find it. I know some might have played it off as if it wasn't there again and stick to their original story, but there is no sense in deceiving myself into thinking that it was something it wasn't.

Like I said in the video, you guys have ruined my stargazing, lol. Just kidding, this was a good lesson to learn in terms of how things move out there. As someone pointed out, this can be quite amazing when you see it for the first time, and this was certainly the case with me on this one, lol.

Kudos to you for going through lengths to really find out what it is, checking star maps and then looking the next day again! I think it's great you did this!

reply to post by RealTruthSeeker


You are indeed a seeker of truth

Don't give up looking

Jee zuz #ing christ.. you recorded somethung, you have no clue of planets and how to look them, you don't know what it is, and your conclusions is

DEMONS????

Science 0/10
Logic 0/10
Proof such thing eeven exists 0/10

No don't quote me someone lecturing, people can lecture total # doesn't make them less uncredible..

Damn... DEMONS!?!?!??!!

Originally posted by Imtor
Jee zuz #ing christ.. you recorded somethung, you have no clue of planets and how to look them, you don't know what it is, and your conclusions is

DEMONS????

Science 0/10
Logic 0/10
Proof such thing eeven exists 0/10

No don't quote me someone lecturing, people can lecture total # doesn't make them less uncredible..

Damn... DEMONS!?!?!??!!

Slow down bro, my conclusions on demons is based off other things that have been witnessed in the sky and the behavior of these so-called outer space beings. Without question those things are going on out there, it just wasn't the case in this video.

This is clearly a planet or venus because its very bright in the sky right now.

its likely venus.

This is just a thought, but it looks like experimental holograph to me.

reply to post by RealTruthSeeker


Interesting but have no clue to distances, no scenery visible. Would love to believe it is Aliens but go back to my favourite moan...why is it lit up? If secret then stay camouflaged if not, then what?

reply to post by Vespa51

Interesting but have no clue to distances

About 8.611 light years , its Sirius .

Originally posted by RealTruthSeeker

Ok, it's ready. Man Google takes forever to process this stuff. Anyway, here is what we got, I know it's long but I wanted to get full documentation for the record. And again, pardon the language.

Thanks for checking and getting back to us with results.

Part of me thinks it is Venus, and part of me thinks it is not...I just really don't know. I have seen Venus in the sky before and thought it was a UFO...The color changing could merely be a prism effect due to the sun coming up in the distance. The moister in the air and the sun would create this effect If you live in a humid area you probably have even seen a ring around the moon like a rainbow. I really am not sure what you saw I am just trying to think of a logical explanation, I am in no way saying that it absolutely was not a UFO but I am also not sold on it being one. Also I did not see you post if you went back out to the same area at the same time the following day.

Great job on the follow-up investigation, RealTruthSeeker

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There is no such thing, this is misinterpretation or made up, no demons... /demons/ gawd,,,

People see what they want to see and to hell with the rational probability, especially if they see it first hand and bring their own video to the table

It is 100% a star or planet flickering in earths atmosphere.

I can see these most nights, the camera zoom enhances the atmospheric influences of flicker, movement and what can look like a change in colour.

Simply a planet or star.

Originally posted by flexy123
You saw a bright, sparkling, STATIONARY "object" at the same time we see Venus right now, i don't see anything indicating it's NOT Venus on your video. It's not moving, it has the same color as Venus...and you filmed it "in the morning".....but when someone tells you it's Venus you reply "I am not that stupid"...

It's in all likelihood Venus whether you want to believe it or not.

If you think Venus is a stationary object over the period of 30 mins then, with respect, you really need to actually learn some basic science. Furthermore, when you zoom in on any celestial object the more you zoom the quicker the apparent movement, which is why astronomers have drives on the telescopes to compensate for that movement across the sky. Plus, how many more times do people have to have it explained to them, planets rarely flicker, twinkle or scintillate as it would contravene the laws of physics.. Of all the various planets, Venus is the least likely to scintillate because of the sheer apparent size means it has to be very very low down near the horizon and the Earth's atmosphere has to be really rather active/turbulent to cause said scintillation.

This is a 30 minute exposure of the night sky please use this as reference before making any posts about celestial objects in the sky being "stationary".

Thankyou for all your efforts in clearing the mystery up RealTruthSeeker....well done, kudos to you.

Different atmospheric conditions on our Planet, the amount of moisture, the temperature, dust, pollution all add up to giving different effects to light from outer space...not to mention as these light sources approach the Horizon.
Easy to think it is "Something" out of the ordinary.

Mystery Busted. But Dont give up looking at the sky's...next one may not be a Star.