UAP caught on random Youtuber's video?

originally posted by: toysforadults
a reply to: Soylent Green Is People

you can see the bug fly behind clearly looking like a bug and it doesn't move the same look the same or anything

Difference of opinion, but I thought they both moved in similarly meandering flight paths, both moved at roughly the same speed, even both changing speeds in similar fashions, and both looked like slightly fuzzy small white blobs.

I honestly don't see how you can say they are not similar.

a reply to: Soylent Green Is People

there is a very very clear difference in how they move, if you said it moved like how an ant crawls across the ground that would more sense but the 2 things do not even remotely resemble each other

originally posted by: toysforadults
a reply to: recrisp

it's not a glowing white dragonfly trust me; share some videos where there's a dragonfly thats glowing white and moves exactly like that from that distance away

You have that backwards, YOU show ME a glowing UFO that flies like that, I already know what it is.

I believe that It is a dragonfly, since I am a wildlife photographer and I spend the majority of my outdoor time (hundreds and hundreds of hours) looking at all things, very closely, shooting macro, the sky, birds, close-ups of insects, all kinds of things. I study this stuff, I have seen that exact same type of maneuver and glint from an iridescent wing from an insect, whether it's a dragonfly or just a beetle.
I have spent literally hours and hours just watching Mississippi Kites fly and grab a dragonfly (on the fly) many times, I see the exact glint, and that is only when I am photographing flying Mississippi Kites, that's not counting when I see 'just dragonflies'.

I am always looking up, most people rarely look up, then if something shiny appears it's a UFO, I guess.
The OP clearly says, "what could it be?", I say what I think it is, that's all.

Sorry though, I don't have any video.

a reply to: recrisp

a dragonfly?

SMH

originally posted by: toysforadults
a reply to: recrisp

a dragonfly?

SMH

I meant to say, a "glowing white dragonfly!", sorry.

a reply to: recrisp



here's some footage of a dragonfly, IMO it makes your point of view look completely ridiculous

I made a gif of the similar object seen at the 6:01 mark. It moves right to left in an arcing, meandering path starting in the brown patch of bushes and ends behind his shoulder (I needed to crop the GIF to reduce the file size):



For comparison, here is a GIF of the object the OP mentions (again, I needed to crop it). I think they are similar, and look like bugs.

a reply to: Soylent Green Is People

Yes.

But they are unidentified bugs.

Right?

originally posted by: toysforadults
a reply to: recrisp



here's some footage of a dragonfly, IMO it makes your point of view look completely ridiculous

Thanks for proving my point, I see exactly what I was seeing!
Speed that up and have them in really bright sunlight and viola!, glowing dragonflies.
I'm not kidding you that when I say I have hundreds and hundreds of hours watching this stuff, I mean it, that is not a stretch. It does not mean that I am an expert and that you have to believe in what I am saying, but it does say something about certain qualifications I 'might have', I mean, as opposed to some people.

I'm so sorry that you are so upset over this, it was my opinion, I know it went against yours, but that is why it's called an opinion.

If you want to, we can say that you won this, I don't care, it doesn't bother me at all.

a reply to: Soylent Green Is People

Thank god for you, I watched that video of the eloquent man and could not see snip, now I seen it I think there is a much chance of him getting a nobel prize as that being a craft from outer space

a reply to: recrisp

Hah, think you are a bit delusional if think that looks the same

*add all thes special affects and it looks exactly the same*

originally posted by: toysforadults
a reply to: recrisp

Hah, think you are a bit delusional if think that looks the same

*add all thes special affects and it looks exactly the same*

I apologize for triggering you over a bug.
I can say that because I am delusional.

You say tamhato, I say dragonfly!

a reply to: Jay Electronica

Looks like a seagull to me.

a reply to: LABTECH767

I think it's a bird. An insect though? Not possible.

a reply to: Macenroe82

A swallow. They're usually faster though. Maybe that one is coconut laden.

originally posted by: toysforadults
a reply to: recrisp

it's not a glowing white dragonfly trust me; share some videos where there's a dragonfly thats glowing white and moves exactly like that from that distance away

When I hear the words "trust me" , I turn and walk away.
Every - Single - Time

You can call it whatever you so choose .
It most likely is a dragonfly .
Or something related.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Macenroe82

A swallow. They're usually faster though. Maybe that one is coconut laden.

African or European ?

a reply to: Gothmog

When I hear the words "trust me" , I turn and walk away. Every - Single - Time

That's not a good system...

It looks like tree dandruff. It’s probably pollen or something similar.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Macenroe82

A swallow. They're usually faster though. Maybe that one is coconut laden.

I assume swallow's are highly documented have any videos of a swallow that look like that?