wow that's neat... yeah i want to know about this one

havent seen it but my first instinct is it is a video of a small remote controlled saucer craft. I dont even beleive it was ever made out to be a serious UFO video, i think the guy who was controlling it taped it and put it online, and as a joke put some eerie music to go along with it.

Sorry, fake. I saw this exact same UFO in another video that was faked, and also you can tell from the video.. the guy didn't really make a huge effort to make it appear as shaky as the original video was. And if that's still not enough, what was he filming to begin with.. the lake?

If toys exist at this caliber can you show me where I can buy them, this is a serious question, a toy like that is too cool not to have or video!

Do you have a link to the original video, or the video that your talking about, I'm interested in seeing it.

Interesting video, i dont know what it was but it looks to big to be a toy.

CGI for me.

Looks really made up.

WooO~ It is amazing, it really shows very close to the camera.
Please Find out it is real or not~ Or find the camera man for an interview why he there and what he feel at the moment?? I dont think he can just gone after this video released.

I feel it's definately not real. Quite easy to spot now that these fakes are popping up more and more these days, the big giveaway is the way it zips off at the end. Got to hand it to them though its good detail on the craft, looks like one of those US hovering craft they made a few years ago.

If it's a toy, I WANT one!

I don't think that it's real. I'm trying to look for a shadow of some sort that's cast on the ground and I can't make one out. If it was a CGI job, then they must have forgotten to include a shadow?

Great to look at though!

That is very, very good for a fake. I'm pretty impressed, but the dumb music spoils it. It's cool how the flap things come out and go back in. That would be very hard to fake. The camera wobble does not even affect the position of the craft, which is impressive.

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Originally posted by Kr0n0s
Interesting video, i don't know what it was but it looks to big to be a toy.

I would say its just the right size for a toy.

You could also take the argument that it is too small to be an alien craft.

With respect to its surroundings, I'm thinking it is around 18-24" in dia.

When the vid first starts, it looks very small off in the distance, it looks as though the person may have zoomed in as it when it came closer. IMO

Originally posted by Grailkeeper

Originally posted by Kr0n0s
Interesting video, i don't know what it was but it looks to big to be a toy.

I would say its just the right size for a toy.

You could also take the argument that it is too small to be an alien craft.

With respect to its surroundings, I'm thinking it is around 18-24" in dia.

When the vid first starts, it looks very small off in the distance, it looks as though the person may have zoomed in as it when it came closer. IMO

It seems like that it must be a model to begin with and then it goes out of the frame, which is where the cgi must come in, to make it appear to fly off at high speed.

I agree that it looks like a toy.A real saucer would look much bigger in comparison to it's surroundings don't you think? The size of it would give new meaning to "little green men".

I live by the rule that if it's too good to be true, then it's not true.

Given the blur depth (or none for this matter), I'd say the object is 2-3 feet in diameter and no more than 20 feet from the camera by the end of the video. The fact that the cheesy music also played probably means it's a hoax.

Yeah thats what I was thinking myself. It looks too fake to me. Mainly because it does the classic 'fly off the camera really fast near the end of the footage' thing.

Also, Gazrok, everytime I see your avatar, I think of the music from that commercial lol...

Nice Video, but sadly it is screaming FAKE at me. For a start there is no disortion of the surrounding area that usually comes in genuine sightings. The disortion is apparently caused by the anti gravity propulsion system used in the ailen craft. This particular video as people have already pointed out is a remote controlled toy. Cleverly done though and kudos to whoever put the film together, but still a fake.