UFO RELEASES INTELLIGENT MOVING SPHERES!! First ever video footage!

UFO??

I indentify that as being a plane!

very interesting paddy..they look to me like a type of anti-gravity craft that has been around for a while..[hitler was going to use this 'foo fighter' technology] the u.s and others are testing newer versions, some are triangular in shape, they can move in any direction at lightning speed, and they glow!..

has somthing to do with the ferro type fluid spinning in the body of the craft..still pretty undetectable in a fighting situation, even though they do glow, as they mess around with electro magnetic energy..

very cool indeed..

[ed] or not cool, depending on how you look at it.

so everybody here is saying that they are not UFo's just some military planes....

Looks like a balloon and the "emerging spheres" and occasional bright spots look very like iris/lens artifacts.


very poor blurry footage, lots of camera shake. The earlier bright spots vary distance hugely with camera angle and the line of small yellow spots "sucks into" the larger yellow blob with camera movement.

I can "re-create" UFOs similar by pointing my old Samsung 8mm video at a bright object in sky at correct angle to sun or get little bright spots of strange shape at specific angles to sun. You need a very bright day, and the iris on the camera acts as a secondary lens and you also get reflections of the iris and parts of the lens mechanism on the picture.

Dare I say it...
Weather Balloon?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=plwd257g8ug


High Altitude version (not yellow) http://revver.com/video/38239/weather-balloon/

Hobby fun with weather balloon and video http://sunsite.utk.edu/~mcoffey/ux-1/


If you buy me a yellow weather balloon I can duplicate this video on bright day at the right time with a cheap camcorder I already have!

You can see that when the camera is stationary, the Blob is very round and becomes elongated in direction of camera jiggle. If you go frame by frame the earlier bright spots (sunlight? lens flare?) are appearing/vanishing with camera movement. The supposed emitted spheres are on a line in front and behind the main blob. They vary in number and position with camera movement. They are reflections of the main image inside the lens.

Yes. the recording is real. But the bright spots and additional yellow blobs are camera lens artifacts that happen automatically in bright conditions, especially outdoor and camera pointed into sky. Very common.

As I said in the thread that was moved, this just looks like Adobe After Effects done badly. There are much better clips out there that would make you question what you're seeing. This just looks dodgy.