Alien Sighting 2010 real video footage

reply to post by k3rm1t


The arms do actually look freakishly long but this could be done with anything. It looks like a curvy woman in a skin suit when slowed down and paused.

[edit on 29-6-2010 by Scope and a Beam]

I had a reply from the youtube poster asking him to join this thread and this is what I got back.

MrBeeHat Re: Alien Sighting 2010 real video footage thanks alot man, we'll check it out

That's all.

You can see the underpants underneath the metallic spandex suit!

I don't think an alien creature would have 'pantie lines'.

So what is this then? Man in a suit or CGI? iv seen alot of people saying FAKE! but no one proving it is fake or giving any evidence as to why it is fake

These are some questions id like answering..

1: how fast does it move in kpm/mph?

2: how fast does it accelerate?

3: why does it seam to go invisable at certain points of the vid?

4: what are the propotions of its body compared to a human?

5: do the reflections of light coming from the camera match up with where they should be on the alien?

Maybe if we can answer some of these questions we could at least rule out the man in the suit theory

Also it would be nice to get that chair and check for finger prints or raditaion.

[edit on 29-6-2010 by jonhplayer]

agreed, although most of us think its fake for the obvious reason. Would this be real, would it be on youtube and not on a news channel? Would you think its real if you think of the Filmer reaction, which is no other than keep on filming. He's is not scared nor excited... Why shuch a short film, where is the rest?

Someone here gave a good remark and that is the fact that the alien in question is a reflection on the window.

I would say fake... But then again, maybe, maybe not...

Kind regards from Belgium...

PS: i will download the film and put it in finalcut pro and vegas...

Just throwing my 2 cents on the table:

If one was to capture an alien (or bigfoot for that matter) on video, wouldn't you want to sell the video to one of those other gossip fodder TV programs? Why post it on YouTube?

reply to post by Grifter.be


I agree it does look dodgy and more than likely is a fake but i still like to get proof either way

Originaly posted by RonNasty
Just throwing my 2 cents on the table:

If one was to capture an alien (or bigfoot for that matter) on video, wouldn't you want to sell the video to one of those other gossip fodder TV programs? Why post it on YouTube?

If i got footage like the OP the first place i would post it would facebook (to show all my mates) then here



[edit on 29-6-2010 by jonhplayer]

nope defo gonna have to rubbish this... defo fake!!!

reply to post by k3rm1t


He hasn't answered my message, maybe he looked at this thread or maybe he didn't like my approach.

The same video but with filters etc..

Source alien-disclosure-group



[edit on 29-6-2010 by k3rm1t]

I too contacted MrBeehat and he/she told me that they weren't using IR but were using nightvision on a photo camera with the video function. That tells me a few things. First that is why it was a short length. Second if they don't know that night vision uses IR then they probably weren't using a photoshop type editor to fake it. If they are hoaxing they were just bsing me but the person that replied seemed younger than me and was nice and polite.

reply to post by michial


Night vision doesn't mean infra-red, some cameras use light enhancement or they reduce the frame rate to get more light for each frame, making those famous videos of lines in sky.

[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/7560b49c1409.jpg[/atsimg]

Looks like a skinny kid wrapped in plastic.

Anyone disagree?

Video author should post raw camera video file dumped from tape somewhere too then i would maybe believe, maybe...

Originally posted by k3rm1t
The same video but with filters etc..

Source alien-disclosure-group



[edit on 29-6-2010 by k3rm1t]

Love seeing that vid over and over.......
And over.................


And over again, but still doesnt look that real,

Is that a dog chasing the alien?

Seriously, are you some of you people this gullible?

First off, I find it absolutely amazing that the people in the house are not at all shocked.

Second, how did the "alien" not noticed the bright camera spot light shining through the window right where he was going to walk to, but only before he posed and then ran?

stuff like this totally discredits et's and is the reason why it's still considered a joke to the public.

[edit on 30-6-2010 by thepainweaver]

Originally posted by GW8UK

Originally posted by k3rm1t
The same video but with filters etc..

Source alien-disclosure-group



[edit on 29-6-2010 by k3rm1t]

Love seeing that vid over and over.......
And over.................


And over again, but still doesnt look that real,

Is that a dog chasing the alien?

Looks like a dog.. or maybe it's the aliens pet!

Just for the sake of heated argument, and in the interest of fairness, I took a couple of the video frames and created a cross-eye 3-D stereo pair from them. I could do this because the camera person moves laterally between the two frames just enough to get some stereo information.

For best results, cross your eyes and refocus them when stuff lines up, like the small dots (light) between the alien and the chair. Good luck. A lot of people have trouble seeing these.

[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/files/cafe60fd0c4a8f64.jpg[/atsimg]

PROS:
* There is stereo information here, and it appears that whatever was being filmed is at least on the other side of the window, in approximately the position it would be if it was real. You can see that it's a little farther away than the chair, and behind it is the fence, and then a little light behind that. Since the photographer probably wasn't thinking that somebody would create a stereo pair from the video, it's unlikely they would go to the trouble of making sure it made logical sense in a 3-D image.
* The chair has depth information. Even if the alien moved, it still shows that the chair is where it might be in a real photo, and is 3-D. Again, why bother, when you could just drop 2-D images into the video and get roughly the same effect? Also, if the alien knocks over a real chair, what's that make him?

CONS:
* I'm not seeing any photographer, who should appear as a reflection in the glass, behind and lower than the reflection of the light.
* If I'm an alien skulking around somebody's back yard, and somebody shines a massively bright light out the window at me, what would I do? I would maybe pause (which it does), and then run away (which it does). But I probably wouldn't walk toward that light (which it does), unless I was really trying to be seen.

So there you go.

[edit on 30-6-2010 by Blue Shift]

Originally posted by jonhplayer
If one was to capture an alien (or bigfoot for that matter) on video, wouldn't you want to sell the video to one of those other gossip fodder TV programs? Why post it on YouTube?

There's no money to be made with UFO/Alien footage. The market is over-saturated. Unless you have something else to go along with it, like a dead alien, for instance. It's pretty worthless.