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Originally posted by usernameconspiracy
reply to post by ZetaExplorer15
It's sad that my first thought was that this stupid guy was in Dallas traffic shooting a video out of his driver side window (at points)!
Originally posted by gavron
Originally posted by usernameconspiracy
reply to post by ZetaExplorer15
It's sad that my first thought was that this stupid guy was in Dallas traffic shooting a video out of his driver side window (at points)!
That is EXACTLY what I was thinking. It's bad enough people being distracted by talking on the phone, but to be filming a video of something unexplained...WHILE DRIVING???. For Christ sake, pull over! Unless you are in a rush to the hospital with blood spurting out of your body, there is no reason that you can't pull over and film.
That being said, I'm not convinced it is legit. If they honestly thought it was a UFO, why continue driving? Why didn't they pull over to film it?
Plus, only one video, in a city that large? Nothing in the local media about "ufos"?edit on 22-10-2012 by gavron because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
Those are either balloons or Chinese lanterns. They are very low as he's driving right past them, and you can see them rising up from the ground.
Another non-UFO video......
So these laterns/balloons caught a jetstream that made them fly in a flying-V/wedge formation?
Originally posted by ErtaiNaGia
Has anyone else in this thread noticed the disturbing trend as of late:
1. When you get a "UFO" thread of what clearly is a balloon just hanging in the sky...
You automatically have dozens of "COMPLETELY UNRELATED POSTERS" all saying that it's a Alien Spaceship.
AND
2. When you get threads like this, where the objects have a clear and obvious relative velocity, not only to the background, and foreground, but also to each-other....
You Automatically get Dozens of "COMPLETELY UNRELATED POSTERS" all saying that they are Chinese lanterns.
Makes one think, doesn't it?
Are you actually stating, for the RECORD, that you think the objects in this video are... Chinese Lanterns?
EDIT: What do you think they are?
They were moving with their own velocity, some in formation, and some in different directions.
They were clearly very bright during the daylight...
and glowing for some reason... not reflecting light.
The car was moving pretty much the whole time…perspective. They weren't moving so fast, the car was changing the camera perspective.
The street lamps were lit in the video. It was not bright daylight, most likely twilight. Chinese lanterns are easily seen in twilight.
Lanterns glow, quite brightly.
This precludes the wind from moving them, because if it WAS the wind, they would all be moving in the same direction.
Originally posted by randyvs
reply to post by MarkJS
ETA: Just had another thought: Maybe their flight-patterns are their way of spelling out letters to form a message?
What up Mark
I thought of that also for a fleeting moment. In my mind the logistics would be very vague with a low enough level of expectancy to keep anything intelligent from that kind of inclusion. "Crop circles" are still barely a maybe, so air circles for sure would not be seen.