What are these things in the sky in Oklahoma?

a reply to: PlasticWizard

Well its that I just dont GAF mostly enough to go through obvious hoax after hoax on yt.

Nothing personal.

I just want to believe.

originally posted by: Lysergic
a reply to: PlasticWizard

Well its that I just dont GAF mostly enough to go through obvious hoax after hoax on yt.

Nothing personal.

I just want to believe.

From the news station, not youtube.

m.newson6.com...

Ok, so not bugs, I agree.

The one that is stationary actually seems to disappear, then reappear further to the left.

Well, then I have no clue what they are...

I just think it very strange that they are not commenting more on it. They must have more footage than this somewhere.

BT

OK I waited to respond until we had more video however after seeing the original on the news site...

Not bugs....just my .02

a reply to: PlasticWizard

Channel Six is calling them bugs.

People speculated on Facebook the blobs were everything from aliens to weather balloons. It turns out they were only bugs crawling on Darren's windshield.

News on Six

Looks like some bugs on the guy's TV, but the "thrusters" are interesting.

Currently theres a widespread AT&T cellular outage in central OK where I am... the mrs is convinced it has something to do with this.

a reply to: PlasticWizard

In a different thread, thats much older than this video. Described those exact lights coming from the UFO, that they looked exactly like that even tho there was no clouds or mist or anything.

a reply to: Night Star

I agree with you, it's no bug. The camera is focused on the foreground, something the size of a bug would not be visible that close to the camera.

Another thing that might be considered is that when the little "rockets" fire from one of the UFOs, it continues to glide upwards as if it was in space or something.

From my limited experience with rockets, it seems to me that if the rocket stops, so does the thing it's pushing.

Just an observation.

Just your normal everyday thruster bug.
Shoots lightning bolts from it's eyes and fire from it's ass.
Native to oklahoma windshields only.

a reply to: Aliensun

Your premise is entirely predicated on the assumption that they're even watching the video while talking and not... You know... Reading a Teleprompter.

a reply to: D8Tee

So we now have the "official story"

What kind of bugs? Is one of their names Bugg Lightyear? I kid, but I don't buy that cover up story.

originally posted by: PlasticWizard
a reply to: D8Tee

So we now have the "official story"

What kind of bugs? Is one of their names Bugg Lightyear? I kid, but I don't buy that cover up story.

Looks like rocket powered bugs to me.

originally posted by: vinifalou
a reply to: PlasticWizard

I think it's an Unidentified Flying Object.

I remember seeing something similar in an Arizona sandstorm filmed live no one seemed to be worried about it a couple of those things going in and out of the sandstorm.

a reply to: D8Tee

To infinity and bee-yond!

Diffinately not bugs, the original video shows what looks like thrusters on some sort of vehicle. What's interesting is that they don't act like it. It has thruster like flames but the object moves differently compared to the direction of flamage. Then disappear, like vanish with no movement from what I can see.

Collection of electrical energy with odd dispersal?

Secret vehicles that thought they were in the cloud but were caught off guard in the open?

I really blew this thread off as bugs on a tv from first video, but after seeing the actual news video...I am stumped now as well. Interesting, indeed. Bugs on a windshield would not produce the lighting effect that a fly on a plasma tv could.

a reply to: PlasticWizardCrows...

originally posted by: Iscool
a reply to: PlasticWizardCrows...

With jet packs or radiation breath?

The movement looks organic, I think these are bugs with lacy wings, you can even see the wing 'flip' around in the zooms.

Video from the news web site, I zoomed in on the "UFOs":