Huge Fleet of UFOs detected in Infra Red camera cover entire Sky.

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not a chance. bugs move way quicker than that. WAY quicker. not saying it's necessarily a fleet of alien craft, but it sure ain't bugs.

Originally posted by openeyeswideshut
So I read through the first 5 pages and can't believe someone didn't catch this. You never once see the camera in daylight. The guy just shows two pictures at the end, and says he took them around the same time. Why do we not see the camera in the daylight if thats whats going on. At the beginging it was black. Then he said he had the cammera on the wrong setting and changed it from normal to infared.

The fact that the screen was black durring that time is an indication that this was shot at night. I would say that those are most likely stars filmed over a couple hours and sped up. Coupled with a few pics of daylight, and a claim that this was shot in the morning, and you have an instant youtube video.

I thought that at first but I checked on astrometry and noticed that some of them move at different speeds relative to each other, they aren't stars, sped up or otherwise. Still working through some other theories at the moment...

Could be a number of things but definitely not aliens.

I came prepared to say those are stars and was (pleasantly) surprised by the most credible UFO video I've seen to date.

A very necessary thread, which I would flag if I could.

If those were stars sped up by the camera then how come that long object in the video was stationary versus the paths of the multiple objects.

The star theory does not add up. Neither does it appear to be bugs. So, that narrows the remaining possibilities.

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just hit the flag button at the top or bottom of any page on any thread




i dont quite know what has been filmed here
a flock of something seems the most credible at this point

Definitely not stars. You can see them moving relative to one another.

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There are that many satellites (13000):
www.youtube.com...

reply to post by evandi


Can an infrared camera pick up satelites?

reply to post by Illuminaughty8


Well, one can see satellites with the naked eye at night from rural areas. This I know from experience.

And in any case if you could see alien spacecraft this way i'm sure you could see human spacecraft as well. Sunlight would be reflecting off of them and heating them up just the same after all.

EDIT: Let me take that back. I've never seen that many satellites. I only saw like one or two at night with the naked eye. But that was a long time ago.


EDIT EDIT: And I mean let me take back the first paragraph, not the second, which I stand by.

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Some of the craft (plural) in the video exhibited non-ballistic motion inconsistent with anything we have in or pilot in space. Some craft also moved in a manner consistent with a high rate of speed and in a direction not characteristic of either a satellite or the ISS.

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What do you mean by non-ballistic motion? They were all moving in straight lines.

I really want to say WOW! I really do. But I just think it's a mass balloon launch, to high to see with the eye, maybe even clear, but with IR filter? I don't know, but I say balloons.

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Also, even alien craft would probably move in a straight line. Turning is expensive in space.

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well this sucks, for me.


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Gotta be the slowest 'meteor shower' Ive ever seen. And 'satellites'- er, no, I dont think so.........

Great video! S&F for the find!

Like most at first I was thinking birds. But I don't know anything about migration of birds in Australia....but I know most birds flock down south from Canada starting in November...so unless these Canadian birds found their way to Australia by using Apple Maps, or lost their way to the states as part of a HAARP experiment, I cannot conclude these were birds!

So then I think, in order for this to be convincing evidence of UFOs, I will try to replicate the same experiment. As there are not so many birds migrating now in Canada, who know what I will find.

If I can replicate this through changing the settings on my camera, then I will have came to the same conclusion as this OP of the video...these are indeed UFOs.

One of the best videos I have seen all year, but I am not jumping on board right away. I do believe in UFOs, but I still remain skeptical of each video I view.

Good luck skywatching everyone!

I'm sorry to all the UFO believers out there, but this is fake.

I know alot about filming. There are some things to keep in mind when people film UFO's.

1. Shooting at night is done on purpose to hide everything.creative. Even in daytime shots the angle is critical.
2. He only shoots in infrared. Why? Do 5 minutes of research on what you will film at night/day while in infrared and you will magically discover the answer.
3. He never zooms in. Why?

Clue: What are the things that zig-zag in between the "UFOs?" Answer: REAL bugs flying through the air.

All of his videos are fake. I feel bad for the ones who believe all of them are real. Think about it. He's the ONLY one who can film them? And he has hundreds. He's an artist. Some artists use watercolor. Some us oils. Some use crayons. He uses infrared. I think it's wrong of him to pass his videos off as real when he knows perfectly well they're not.

Was this filmed anywhere near Pine Gap? Might be caused by the new HAARP station there.

Small, slowly moving dots.

Infrared or no infrared, it's still just "small, slowly moving dots".

And it's definitely not the ENTIRE sky, as advertised - you can see the camera move at one point, and it's showing a railing of some kind - that's proof for you that the entire sky isn't completely visible in this video at any given point. It's a PARTIAL sky, always. The ENTIRE sky would incorporate ALL OF THE SKYLINE as well, 360 degrees, meaning that you'd need one heckuva fisheye optics lense to achieve the effect - and even then, part of the sky would always be blocked by something, unless you are using a really high altitude filming location, etc.

Start a 'small, slowly moving dots'-type video with a LIE, and you can make your conclusions on whether it's going to be good proof of UFO activity..

Having said that, the UFO phenomenon is real, and although majority of the cases can be explained 'conventionally' (whatever that means), there are many cases that cannot. And of these cases, majority is examples of Extra-Terrestrial intelligence and craftsmanship. (Hm, an interesting word, when you think about it .. CRAFT..(s) .. MAN... SHIP..)

I find amazing how many people find these "small, slowly moving dots"-type videos incredible or amazing, and believe the lies of the uploader against clearly visible proof to the contrary. Ending times, indeed.