giant eye??or a ufo?

i swear this is freaky new upload on youtube.

they zoom close away see bird's fly in front ect...

but close zoom looks like a eye watching us lol freky..
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the eyeball from lord of the ring's freaky lookin........

what is this?

all I can say is that it hurts my EYE. I have no idea what that is.

Does not look like an eye or a UFO. Just my opinion.....

to me it look's like those tatoo's
that show a hand ripping the skin ect... and something pop's out 3d effect ..

like a eye ball looking thew a telescope in reverse lol
like it watching us with its big eye lol

so my vote a eye ball lol

still i want to know what this is.......

Great find, beforetime!

Looks like he's got more videos posted at YouTube, of possibly the same phenomena.

I'm pressed for time right now or I'd check 'em out.

I'll definitely be keeping an eye on this one...or is it a nipple?

Flagged, starred!

I’m guessing it’s an alien spaceship or some kind of alien device or a secret new government technology they don’t want us to know about.

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Several people have said it is Venus or Sirius...None of these have that kind of a magnitude Even with the aided eye. This is truly unexplained..And I'd like to see it explained.

Nice video. This looks like allot of the decent videos' that really give me the eerie feeling . I dont know what it is . If its lense flair from zoom or what . But these vids . Just "do it" for me .
Thanks for vid.

Biggest problem with these types of vids is that the videographer never really pans out or shows a reference point. So we have no idea of size, distance, if it's moving, etc...

He is zooming in with it out of focus causing the donut effect. The diamond shape is caused by the iris of the camera. Savvy photographers know that when you add an iris in front of your lens or use the actual lens iris and rack the camera out of focus on a light at night your light takes on the shape of the iris. I used to shoot photographs of Christmas lights and use an iris that was shaped like a star. When the lens was out of focus, all the lights were stars. Same deal here. The actual iris, or an added one, is causing the overall shape and the interior donut is caused by the out of focus light.

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The actual light is probably an airplane landing light. Rack it out of focus and nobody should be the wiser. You can actually watch it being done. I have seen too many ufo videos where this technique is used. Rack the camera out of focus and zoom to the max.

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Originally posted by goosdawg
Great find, beforetime!

Looks like he's got more videos posted at YouTube, of possibly the same phenomena.

Anyone else find it odd that GRIDKEEPER is sending this account 13 bulletins.

Is GRIDKEEPER still posting on ATS?

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Its ok all fixed
there has been a lot of this shaped UFO's recently, one was posted today the thread ufo filmed by cop seems to be the same shape.

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Dont think this is a UFO, I think its Venus or Sirus which in the morning time can be so bright it can be seen even after sunrise. The whole eye thing is caused when you zoom in close and you see this illusion of an eye, you will see that anywhere if the camera is not focused well which this one aint. I spent years in observing the night sky and know if something aint focused right, thats what you get, zooming in on something like that will cause that, I am fairly certain thats Venus.

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amazing find!! this is one of the first of the many vids i have seen that i actually believe!! this is great...pls somehow let me know if u find anymore like this....lamo and it does greatly resemble a giant viagra tablet yet it does look like an eye which is freaky....and it's there everyday just watching and going away just to come back and observe...freakin weird...

I don't think it a plane, planet or normal ufo. If it not fake. It is a living lifeform. Some unknow flying animal we don't know anything about.

The YouTube video shows what looks like the head shot of an airborne lamprey glowing in the sky and ready to suck out our life forces. Aaahhh!

The "Eye effect" is simply from zooming in, it's an artifact of the camera. I've experienced it before when zooming in on stars with both my camcorder, and telescope.

it reminds me of one of the angels in NGE (neon genesis evangelion). intresting none the less