Unknown object falling from the sky

Hi all,
Hoping someone with more knowledge can shed some light on this. Basically this object was filmed on 1st December 2017 by my wife. The second half of the video I have tried to zoom and enhance the video to try and show the object better.

Unknown object falling from the sky

it's contrails from a jet going overhead....seen these many times

originally posted by: jimmyx
it's contrails from a jet going overhead....seen these many times

i have to agree

a reply to: jimmyx
Only thing I don't understand is that it appears to be going straight down with no plane visible? We live very close to an airport so used to seeing a lot of air traffic at varying heights. I've never come across anything like this.

a reply to: g60kg

When posting a YouTube video use just the ID: [*yvid]dCw2dDEhag8[/yvid*] (just delete the *)

Thanks for that. Been years since I've posted and I'm on my phone, not the most practical thing.

a reply to: g60kg

No worries, took me long enough too to find out how to do it

About the UFO, how long did it last?

Definitely contrails, the vapor is being illuminated by the Sun, and it is moving away from you, giving the illusion it is going down.

originally posted by: g60kg
a reply to: jimmyx
Only thing I don't understand is that it appears to be going straight down with no plane visible? We live very close to an airport so used to seeing a lot of air traffic at varying heights. I've never come across anything like this.

"Going down" is only perspective. If it was coming towards the person filming it would appear to be going up. Just a sunlit contrail. They fool a lot of people.

I see from the video description that there is a location. What time was it filmed and it should still be possible to track the aircraft from flight tracking software. Filming direction would also be helpful.

contrailscience.com...

Thanks for providing the additional details on You Tube.

Looks to be the Singapore Airlines Airbus A380. Flight SQ25/SIA25. It was up at 41,000 feet



From

planefinder.net...


Airbus A380s can generate large contrails.

i'd have to say a 'plane contrail. the apparent 'straight down' trajectory is simply perspective and viewing angle. (imho)

originally posted by: jimmyx
it's contrails from a jet going overhead....seen these many times

That is my vote, as well.