As per the Original Post, and the Video, I have no idea at all what that could be. It's odd that he continues to shake pretty bad still after saying
he got a tripod. I mean was this "ufo" zigzaging at amazing speeds? I didn't hear him say that. I also noticed before and after the tripod was
gotten, the camera keep jerking to the left, makeing the "ufo" appear to be zipping to the right. At least that what it looked like. Hard to tell in
a pitch black backgroung though.
He woulda done the video a great service, by switching to night-mode at least a few times, in the hour or two he video taped this object. That throws
up a flag to me.
Either way, nice find OP, i've not seen this footage before, thanks for sharing your find.
Now- about the author of this video:
He says something along the lines that he is a believer, a skeptic, a debunker, a promoter(of ufo's), ect. Well that's not his exact words but, you
get the point.
He alludes to haveing several if not dozens of sightings, his Web-site is filled with all sorts of videos. Even videos of him trying to recreate the
flying humanoid even in Mexico(damn that thing just just wont go away) with balloons. He does a decent job of it, at a distance, and just sky as a
background it looks semi convincing, but when you have mountains behind you object, to judge speed,whether or not its rising, or falling, or heading
in a straight line ect, thats a whole nother story.
This guy is strange, and I don't mean that in a bad or mean way. I just don't know what to make of him, or this video.
So at this point I take the video with a grain of salt, until more information is brought forth, maybe some of our resident experts can look at it?
Knowing that he has done hoaxes before (EDIT* not really hoaxes, but re-creations, totally different I guess).
Ok, so he has tried to "re-create" the flying humanoid. So in all fairness to him, it could be thought of as an experiment, not a hoax. But still,
I'm a bit wary of him, after looking through his website. Oh he'd be my hero if he buried that one and put it away for good!
Anyhow, after comeing to ATS I've concluded haveing a healthy skepticism is a great thing, like haveing an open mind. Also there's nothing wrong
with being a believer neither. As long as you don't believe everything, or the some of the incredible stuff shown, and unbelievable claims that some
people make.
So a nice medium ground is where it's at in my opinion.
Before comeing here, I hated any and all skeptics, the word "skeptic alone" I thought meant non-believer. Until I realized, you can be a skeptic,
and still believe in the existence of extra-terrestrials. I mean you just can't go about believeing every story you hear, or every picture you see.
Now I'm a believer still, but a skeptic in the sense that I haven't seen anything YET (and most of the pictures and videos I have seen are obviously
fake), that i can truely say that yes, I think that is a real E.T. craft or being or structure or what have you WITHOUT A DOUBT.
So ya, ATS has made me look much more closely at things, and while I still believe, I don't think there's definitive evidence on any film, or any
picture so far, or E.T. existance.
The closest could be some of the NASA stuff, I guess.
Like the STS-48 incident here,
www.youtube.com...
My apologies for all the edits, I'm a terrible typists, and my brain doesn't function well in the morning
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I am thinking a plane
or helicopter would be ruled out due to the duration of the sighting and the fact he says it made no noise. 
Thanks for the clarification LateApexer313. 
