Pulsating stars or possible ufo?

When i was watching some video's on the tube i stumbled on this video.It had almost the same aspects of my own video i took some while ago.My second topic i did here on ATS was a video i made about a strange colorfull light in the night skywww.abovetopsecret.com... . Its like the stars in the sky are more brightfull then they did back in the early days.

What can it be? someone said to me maybe its a supernova i'd actualy captured on film.Or do the stars have eyes?

Its still a mystery to me!


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[edit on 11/02/2007 by 0bserver1]

Seems the video has been removed already!

The actual link does work.

[edit on 26-2-2008 by interestedalways]

Awww, jeez, they guy is just playing with the focus. Watch the tree.

Wait. It's theufokid... 'nuff said.

[edit on 26-2-2008 by IAttackPeople]

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okay so you know this one hmm did look verry convincing. damn i hate that.

Ufos are known to act like moving stars and even fly like planes! Never discount anything but don't get too carried away either.

For example, I remember seeing a moving star a few years ago. It was initially still and pulsating in a bright white color, then it started moving erratically...most likely a ufo or perhaps a uav.

Keep your eyes open but don't get too close!

Originally posted by IAttackPeople
Wait. It's theufokid... 'nuff said.

Ha! He's gone from street lights and porch lights to out-of-focus planets.

I wonder what's next?

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or maybe a satelite who's stationary for a few days to make google maps and then moves on? but then again why do they have some kind of color glitter? i know that the atmosphere has something to do with it.

Originally posted by 0bserver1
reply to post by EarthCitizen07

 

or maybe a satelite who's stationary for a few days to make google maps and then moves on? but then again why do they have some kind of color glitter? i know that the atmosphere has something to do with it.

Satellites move at a more-or-less constant velocity. As far as I know only uavs and ufos can make abrupt changes.

Atmospheric haze, or whatever else it is, can make a star twinkle but giving it the appearance of motion is not possible.

[edit on 28-2-2008 by EarthCitizen07]

Originally posted by 0bserver1

or maybe a satelite who's stationary for a few days to make google maps and then moves on? but then again why do they have some kind of color glitter? i know that the atmosphere has something to do with it.

SATs do not pause "for a few days". They move at a constant rate, and conduct their observations as they move along. To even alter a SATs trajectory, which is called a RE-TASK, is a major undertaking as all Near Earth Orbit Space Debris must be accounted for, and all SATs must be kept off a collision course. If an object abrubtly stops, it is neither a Meteor or a SAT, it is an intelligently controlled object.

[edit on 2-28-2008 by TheAgentNineteen]

Thanx guys for your debates and explanation makes me a wiser person to