It's just a giant space moth flying into the light.

Wow,,different............I'll wait for more as I realy don't know what I'm seeing............anyone?

Im not an expert but that looks amazing! I dont know how something that close to the sun isn't evaporated instantly though...

They are auto sentinel crafts that harvest energy for the sun.Quite a few have been posted before on this site.

They seem to be huge at least planet sized.

Could be a comet

Should be

i dont see anything 'flying'. there is no evidence that this is anything more than an inanimate object 'floating' through space. no directional or speed changes.

the weird cylindrical things could very well just be artifacts.

i'd love to believe this is something more than nothing, but in my mind there's no real evidence of that.

This is definitely more evidence to the extraterrestrial question.
When will enough be enough for textbooks to be re-printed?
The only way to end this with more oppression is to do away with the internet.

ah, you figured it out. Well done comrade.

these videos are dumb.... and theirs a reason y these people dont work for NASA. Schmucks

I don't think it's a comet. Comets have tails. How can we tell how close it is to the Sun? Could it not be closer to us than it appears?

Looks like a DVD with light shining onto it. Not sure what I'm seeing either.

Originally posted by AMANNAMEDQUEST
It's just a giant space moth flying into the light.

I did not know you got moths in space...

I'm sorry, but, this isn't what you think it is.
It's definitely not a UFO, or anything associated with intelligently controlled spacecraft.

If you wish to continue to let Youtube tell you what to think, however, be my guest.

If you want to know the real truth, the truth that's relatively boring and harder to swallow, well, please find the original source that isn't labeled with a UFO tag, and ask some people WHAT is going on in the video without any prearranged preconceived notions or ideas about aliens.

Lies and silly stuff about aliens are easier to swallow than the truth for some however.

Just my two cents.
I'm not even going to bother explaining anything about camera artifacts, compression, lens flare, pixel overload, or anything of the sort when it comes to this, because, well ... eh.

sad.