UFO sighting from 2013 in Australia caught on video and its really moving at high speed clip

To me, it could be any thing, but the change in size from the first frame (12 pixels) to the last frame (10 pixels) in such a short space makes me thing it was something small close to the camera, although not close enough to become completely blurred.

originally posted by: ArMaP
a reply to: Blue Shift

Two? Where is the second? Is it following the same path as the other?

I agree, I don't think there is a second object.

There ARE times, especially in the 10% speed video, that it LOOKS as if there are two objects, but I think it is the same object being duplicated due to camera shutter rates and video interlacing or other some other video compression. Because of video compression algorithms, it is possible for information from two frames of a raw video to end up on the same frame of a compressed video.


As for the object itself, I think it could easily be a bug close to (a couple of feet?) to the camera. There is no reason why it could not be a bug.

originally posted by: Soylent Green Is People
There ARE times, especially in the 10% speed video, that it LOOKS as if there are two objects, but I think it is the same object being duplicated due to camera shutter rates and video interlacing or other some other video compression. Because of video compression algorithms, it is possible for information from two frames of a raw video to end up on the same frame of a compressed video.

Yes, there's even one frame (the last with the object) in which we can see three objects, with one very faint.

a reply to: Blue Shift

I would say that just because hummingbirds CAN fly solo doesn't mean that they always fly solo. I know for a fact they frequently fly in pairs. So it doesn't harm my argument at all.

Video is from Australia.

Humming Birds are native to the America's.

On the other hand, have you ever EVER seen bugs fly in formation, or even in pairs?

Most likely yes.

a reply to: InhaleExhale

I agree with what you say, but I think you are responding to the false (probably false) premise that there are two objects "in formation or even in pairs."

originally posted by: Box of Rain
a reply to: InhaleExhale

I agree with what you say, but I think you are responding to the false (probably false) premise that there are two objects "in formation or even in pairs."

Yes I was.


Soylent explains how and why it most likely is 1 object.

a reply to: data5091

After several hours of painstaking enhancements using state of the art software I finally got a clear image.

originally posted by: scojak
a reply to: data5091

After several hours of painstaking enhancements using state of the art software I finally got a clear image.

Those clever aliens with their clever disguises!

originally posted by: scojak
a reply to: data5091

After several hours of painstaking enhancements using state of the art software I finally got a clear image.

You should have said "state of the art forensic software", it's what people say when they don't want other people to know they just used Photoshop.

originally posted by: ArMaP

originally posted by: scojak
a reply to: data5091

After several hours of painstaking enhancements using state of the art software I finally got a clear image.

You should have said "state of the art forensic software", it's what people say when they don't want other people to know they just used Photoshop.

Precisely why I didn't say that! I know that other people know that, so by not saying it, people like you would not know that I'm full of # lol

a reply to: Blue Shift



Been around ATS for many years, that is no humming bird. Its a UFO...meaning unidentified.

originally posted by: kurthall
a reply to: Blue Shift



Been around ATS for many years, that is no humming bird. Its a UFO...meaning unidentified.

I think it could easily be a bug, but I guess because I can't prove it's a bug (even though there is no reason why it isn't a bug), that means technically it's a UFO.

It may be an insect. a reply to: data5091

originally posted by: MT009
It may be an insect. a reply to: data5091

Maybe, maybe not.