Something Weird Falls from Sky During Thunderstorm

a reply to: kwakakev

The video is in slow motion.

a reply to: LSU2018

Thunder IS a sonic boom!

a reply to: LSU2018

Yeah, what she calls an "explosion" looks a lot more like a raindrop refracting the light from the lightning to me.

Explosions tend to... well... explode. The small flash never grows larger than the original object in question, thus it looks a lot more like light being refracted by a back-lit raindrop running down a window than an "explosion".

originally posted by: redmage
a reply to: LSU2018

Yeah, what she calls an "explosion" looks a lot more like a raindrop refracting the light from the lightning to me.

Explosions tend to... well... explode. The small flash never grows larger than the original object in question.

I'm not saying it's not a raindrop, but it doesn't look like it to me. Looks like something coming out of the cloud. There are lots of scenarios here, it's ATS. I see where you're coming from and it makes sense but it fell behind trees (if it DID come out of the clouds) so while the flash is small, it might not be the entire flash.

originally posted by: kwakakev
What is going on with the lighting at the same time? I have not seen a bolt of lighting just stay static like that for so long before. Probably a UFO in the clouds with a big tazer dropping stuff?

The video was filmed in slo-mo, so everything appears to take longer than it actually did.

a reply to: LSU2018

I guess I don't see it falling behind the trees. I just see the dark background of the trees making it harder to see until it slid down the window far enough to reach the proper angle to refract the back lighting and create a small flash. If something exploded in the trees I would expect the trees themselves to be lit up, and for the explosion to grow bigger than the original object in question.

I get it that it is in slow mo, the lightening bolt still seams to be static a longer than usual time, you can see many other shorter bolts come and go while the main one stays the same. There is also a light source in the cloud that remains constant for most of the clip, what is causing that as well?

There is an unusually high amount of static discharges from such a small area. It is kinda strange when we have something strange fall from the sky. Could they be related if this video is legitimate?

Looks like a UFO to me. I don't know what it is apart from strange.

question one :

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It is not a raindrop in free fall. The first 3 frames when it appears in the clouds it is not moving much at all. After that it starts dropping very fast.

Very cool find

CGI or raindrop(s)

a reply to: LookingAtMars

I don't think it's in free fall. I think the drop hit the window and hung there for a bit, like they often do, before sliding down the window.

It's real dark at the start by the clouds and fades away before the trees.



Call it unknown but probably fake

a reply to: redmage

As this was in very slow motion, slow enough to freeze a lightening bolt, I find it difficult to i.d. it as a drop. The drop would be moving very, very fast.

Anything's possible, so it might be a drop ... but in that regard it might be an unknown shooting down from the sky during a storm, too.

I'll guess fallen angel or unknown weather phenomena, 'cause why not and it's more interesting than a drop of h2o!

originally posted by: Starcrossd
Whoaa.. what the..? Probably another hoax but..
Did anyone run to the site of the 'crash' ?
If you slow it down to .25 speed just before :11 you can kind of see something in the cloud before it falls. Freaky

That's correct, like a plane's nose cone pointing straight down.
Right after that, there seems to be a string of stuff...like a chain, comes out, then what looks like a solid falls to the ground.



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These pictures though are slow action....something to think about.

After watching it many more times, i am not convinced that we are seeing a raindrop go down across the window pane.
When whatever it is drops down, it looks like a burst of rain follows it in an area that is larger than the object.... if it is an object.

originally posted by: butcherguy

originally posted by: kwakakev
What is going on with the lighting at the same time? I have not seen a bolt of lighting just stay static like that for so long before. Probably a UFO in the clouds with a big tazer dropping stuff?

The video was filmed in slo-mo, so everything appears to take longer than it actually did.

Thank God, someone with common sense. This, coupled with the how motion is perceived over great distances. The farther away the object in motion, the slower it appears to be going. This object is obviously not falling from the clouds as suggested, but is, in fact something much closer.

a reply to: baddmove

Could be anything from the ground thrown into the air by the storm, dropping back down.

originally posted by: havok
Ok I'll play along.

My thoughts are that it was a raindrop reflecting on the window she filmed through. You can see the reflection of lightning in the drop after it "hits" the ground. Watch the video a few times in full screen and you can see the drop shape, the reflection of lightning, and the videographers reflection in the glass at a point.

Case closed. (LOL!)

Ummm...except...the "drop"...would have been in the same slowmo as the rest of the filmed...not faster than a lightening bolt..





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I would say it could of been something blown by the wind real fast and close to the window. But it moves straight down just like something falling.

ETA-
Maybe blue ice from a plane that had to lessen it's load in the storm.

Blue ice is the most logical thing I can come up with.

It sure looks weird. Did some tracking on it and slowed it down a bit..

A wild guess, as if a dragon fell out of the sky while sleeping??