You don't see this every day...

Originally posted by SpearMint
a lot more evidence to support those explanations than what you believe in.

Christ. Read my posts. I said more than once that I didn't necessarily believe thats what it was (aliens), just that with lack of evidence it's just another theory or explanation.

Stop putting words in my mouth.

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Not to burst your bubble but it's obvious (in the first video) he's video taping outside through a window. The bright light that brightly flashes and moves across the "sky" could just as easily be a flashlight briefly flashed behind the camera and reflecting off the window.

Originally posted by amongus

Originally posted by SpearMint
a lot more evidence to support those explanations than what you believe in.

Christ. Read my posts. I said more than once that I didn't necessarily believe thats what it was (aliens), just that with lack of evidence it's just another theory or explanation.

Stop putting words in my mouth.

When did I say Aliens? Stop putting words in my mouth.

Reflection....

Some of you people need to get out of the house.

That is not a reflection...


Why can't you just say "You don't know what it is and move on?"

Ball Lighting maybe, but reflection...Oh my..what is wrong with this world?

Originally posted by Manhater

Reflection....

Some of you people need to get out of the house.

That is not a reflection...

Why can't you just say "You don't know what it is and move on?"

Ball Lighting maybe, but reflection...Oh my..what is wrong with this world?

Look at the light under the "balls" of light. Reflection is a very plausible explanation. There's definitely something not right there, light doesn't do that.

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Light comes from atoms in motion like in a candle flame.
The UFO light is bright but is not a hot light.
UFO light is never analyzed by authorities because of suppression.
Tesla made the air glow and looks like his Teslaships do the same.

Originally posted by SpearMint


When did I say Aliens? Stop putting words in my mouth.

Oh, what do I "believe in", according to you then?

Originally posted by amongus

Originally posted by SpearMint


When did I say Aliens? Stop putting words in my mouth.

Oh, what do I "believe in", according to you then?

How can I possibly tell you that? That's your decision.

I bet a big chunk of UFO's are something related to ball lightning, or some kind of natural phenomenon

Originally posted by SpearMint

Originally posted by amongus

Originally posted by SpearMint


When did I say Aliens? Stop putting words in my mouth.

Oh, what do I "believe in", according to you then?

How can I possibly tell you that? That's your decision.

Calling a truce...lol. Were talking in circles.

Here's another video from the same YouTube user:

Good video. I'm glad the guy actually took the time to walk outside and film the thing properly. Most people simply stay behind the protection of their windows, and naturally that results in the conclusion that all we are seeing is a reflection in the windows. That certainly isn't the case here, and if it's ball lightning, that is a damn cool phenomena.

The verdict is still out on ball lightening. There is no current evidence showing that ball lightening is capable of being sustained for the length of time shown in the video or traveling over large distances while maintaining cohesion. Until more evidence is gathered to support it I think this remains firmly in UFO territory.
Let us not forget that the term UFO does not mean extraterrestrial, inter dimensional, or alien. It means Unidentified Flying Object.

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Wow, ok, the guy seems like a hoaxer now imo. He has other videos which are clearly CGI.

And upon closer inspection of the first video, it appears he doesn't actually walk outside.

So it could simply be a reflection.

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EMP / device detonations? Flares?

Could be the chemtrails nano bots turned on themselves and are blowing each other up

I though flashlight to, but to much fading in and out, streaking. Cool find

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What you are looking at is someone flashing a light onto the window. That video is nothing more than a badly done hoax. I am really surprised anyone could be fooled by this one.

This is certainly a unique-looking incident. Hard to say whether the guy is tricking us with some kinda cgi. He appears to be capable. Interesting compilation of "ball lightning" clips too. Imo, there's no similarity really. The original video is something else entirely. I have a hard time believing either of the vids are showing a completely "natural" phenomenon. I don't believe in ball lightning at all. S&F for you droog!

Yeah that Vladimir is a real joker. Or Vlad, as I call him. Thats what he prefers to go by. Just plain old Vlad.

I'm saying he was flashing a little key chain light behind him, over his head, and the camera was capturing it's reflection in the window. If he wasn't filming through a window I might think differently. Seeing the reflections of other lights in the first window he films through, gives it away clearly.
However, it never hurts to wonder.

TXML

Motion tracking is slightly off.

Look at the light that stays for a few seconds on the top right.

I'll place 50 on CGI. (without even looking at the guys AE tutorial!!!)

It's all in the detail.