Idiotic video, made available from a typical moronic "youtube superstar" that hasn't met a alien conspiracy they haven't swallowed whole without chewing (seriously, look at the idiots channel) And stuff like this, in order to exist, requires legions of useful idiots that will pass it on. Sad state of our beloved subject...but hey, as long as it generate clicks, right?

Idiotic video, made available from a typical moronic "youtube superstar" that hasn't met a alien conspiracy they haven't swallowed whole without chewing (seriously, look at the idiots channel) And stuff like this, in order to exist, requires legions of useful idiots that will pass it on. Sad state of our beloved subject...but hey, as long as it generate clicks, right?

nvm

I live in Auburn CA. My wife and I have been seeing planes flying in circular formations in the Northwestern sky almost every night from our back porch... Look on google earth and you'll see Oroville is Northwest of Auburn, about 50 miles or so as the crow flies... well within visibility with clear skies (60 miles or so). Looking at the video you'll see that they're shooting the "action" in the south just by the setting sun. That would make it somewhere above Liveoak and Gridley the way I reason... Right about where we've been seeing the planes, almost every night.

What we are seeing when the lights seem to hover in the sky and get bright are actually planes flying towards the camera with their landing lights on. As they begin a turn they get dimmer, and when the plane is flying relatively perpendicular to the observers they begin to flash. At this point we are actually seeing their indicator lights, hence why she says they're red...

Alas, they are most likely planes... Again, the same planes that my wife and I have been seeing for several months now. The same group of planes practicing night maneuvers. Sorry.

BUT, I won''t say that we haven't seen other things in the sky here in Auburn, and not just at night but during the day! Trust me, if/when you see it for yourself with your own eyes there will be no doubt that what you are seeing is not a conventional aircraft. As for weird lights in the sky, just a couple of nights ago my wife and I both watched a "star" in the night sky for some time all of a suden flare up extremely bright then dim down and disappear. It was not an iridium flare as the "star" remained in position for at least a good 2-3 minutes, hence not a satellite. And I haven't even mentioned the flat black acorn shaped object with lightining randomly flashing over it's surface that both my wife and I saw at different times of the year fly directly over Auburn last year. There is something going on, but I don't think this video vindicates it.


For those of you in Central Cali did you just see that bright green meteorite streak down out of the sky just now? (19:11 2/20/12). That sucker was bright and slow. Any meteorite hunters out there go look West/Southwest of Auburn. I'd guess in the 30-50 mile range. Beautiful!

Interesting, just their reactions suggest something weird why else would they stand there for 20 minutes filimng it?

I have to be on the fence because they are just lights, nothing definitive. Loved the way that girl was going on though, sounded like something out of the Blair Witch lol dude wtf wtffffff. But these lights are coming from earth by the looks of things, one drops down to that point of light in the middle and another one comes up from it.

Those are definetly UFOs, Now I'm not saying they are from out of space, just that I can't not identify those lights, therefore are UFOs.

Originally posted by Kali74
They do remind me a lot of Hessdalen Lights (earth lights). Doesn't seem like anything typical or fake. Great find

Indeed they do and those lights have even been proven pretty much scientifically. They just don't know what causes them.
I bet some of the debunkers here would even scream hoax if this video was taken of the hessdalen lights.

Great video, Op. S&F

Don't mind the ones who are spouting off the usual negatives. Especially when one posted only 3 minutes after you created your thread and the other admitted in one of my threads that ticking people off with his posts is an experiment he/she is currently undertaking.

It will be interesting to see if the video creator(s) make a habit of filming in this area. I'd be interested in seeing if this is a frequent event or sporatic in nature.

Okay I'm not expert on this but why the hell do they move the camera around so much? I mean I could understand shaky hands and cold but this is outrageous.

Originally posted by ValentineWiggin
Okay I'm not expert on this but why the hell do they move the camera around so much? I mean I could understand shaky hands and cold but this is outrageous.

That is what happens when you zoom in. Even tiny movements will then become exaggerated.
It is more or less impossible to keep a camera steady unless you have a tripod when you zoom in like that.