ET recreation vehicle. Human-manufactured craft!!

The fact there is no sound should be ringing alarm bells. His other videos have great sound and commentary. Why not this one? My guess is to hide the sound of the rotor blades of a chopper with some lights lashed to it.

Interesting video...

UFO? Possibly.

Nite Owl's "Owlship" from "Watchmen"? ooooh maybe...

Um.

The strobe. When did UFO's start to comply with the FAA?

I think its another chopper. I've seen my fair share of black helo's. One got about 20' away at a gun range. I'll have to figure out how to post the story. On a pucker factor of 1-10, it was a 13.

Were it not for the strobe on the belly of this thing, I would say "Hell yeah! thats a UFO. " The strobe does it for me.

Sorry.

Originally posted by sayhet
It amazes me how people do not pay close attention to detail. The diamond-shape aircraft is obviously one of our own. Reason being, the blinking light. Almost all human-made aircraft have a blinking light on it so other aircraft in the area can see it at night. Just like large radio towers have blinking lights on the top of them so aircraft can see them. A ufo would not need a blinking light on it to let other aircraft in the area know where they are.

Unless you're being sarcastic, I don't see how that proves anything right. Why wouldn't an ET craft have blinking lights? They don't need to watch out for each other ?

Anyways, I'm a believer of stuff like this, but the blinking light in the first vid looks exactly like some of the other obvious CGI vids. I think this one was just done a bit better.

Somone said it themselves, this guy has a ton of really good footage on his youtube?
I don't want to be the guy to say it's too good to be true, because I don't want to be labeled as another skeptic to just shrug off a video because thats what skeptics do.

Like I said I believe in ufos, aliens, etc, but I don't believe in these vids.

Edit: Sts-75 and random other nasa vids are the best proof imo..

[edit on 1-4-2009 by MurrayTORONTO]

Originally posted by NephraTari

I have asked the user to return to ATS to talk to us again. He has come before at my request to answer some questions.

Well there's your answer. Ask the OP to contact this individual and supply a copy of the video with audio

Looks like a helicopter at night to me

Ok been talking to him, he is going to try to get the video with sound by this weekend he is really busy atm.

I don't think its an conventional airplane, because you can see the wingspan, but no extended nose, like a conventional airplane would have.
Altough it has the mist lights a normal airplane would have.

I think (but I hope not) its just a helicopter, looking for something...someone, or maybe just a training mission that went on the day after ?

the video of ''the day after'' shows helicopters...

Maybe things will clear up with that audiofile coming up.

Cheers & Beers ! ^^

Solidus

Cool video.

But I wonder why he turns the camera upside down.

When the camera shakes right before the UFO rotates you can see the UFO lights streak across the view, and I notice this streak is curved. And when the camera is steady again the UFO has rotated. And the rest of the rotation do look like he is rotating the camera.

Weird thing to do imo.

However, one can wonder what this is. I don't believe it is a plane nor a helicopter though. So to me this is a UFO. Not a Alien Craft, not a plane, not anything at all, since it is impossible to know.

Thanks for the vid.

/Akezzon

Interesting vid, and good find, but:

If I hadn't been informed it was a UFO I would have just assumed it was a conventional aircraft filmed as it passed over head. Possibly a helicopter with booms for survey work or line cleaning, or even a fixed wing aircraft.

And yes I also get irritated by these vagueness festivals. Where is the wild track from the camera? I complain about cheesy music backing, and sometimes doubt the authenticity of contemporaneous comments made by the shooter, but it is important in assessing the veracity of the footage.

It would be simple to state:

1. Exactly where the object was sighted.
2. What time the object was sighted.
3. Real time in view, and the amount of that time that was filmed.
4. Apparent track.
5. An estimate of elevation during the sighting, and during the footage.
6. A daylight image of the area would also help locate reference points and to infer scale.

If you are prepared to take the time to upload the vid then it does not seem an impost to spend 5 minutes jotting the above down and 5 minutes in daylight filming a reference frame.