Strange red light in the sky over Russia

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I just thought I would share this as it is a cool video.

It was fairly interesting as there is a storm going on and they see this crazy red ball of light in the sky. Also, you can hear the wind, so he must have been outside, doesn't mean there was not a pane of glass in front of him, but, I just don't think that could be the answer to this video...

It could be ball lightning, but at the end when it breaks up or falls apart it looks weird. I have never heard of ball lightning ending with a falling apart finale...

Anyways, I thought I would bring it here to see what others think. Maybe it could be a missile or a rocket, I have no idea and I was hoping maybe someone here would.

Any thoughts?

Pred...

Its the chupacabras

reply to post by predator0187


Looks strangely similar to the strange sky sounds videos that were taken in Kiev, Ukraine. Like this one:



I can't really tell what it is. Maybe some clever person added filters to the sun behind a high layer of clouds and/or added some CGI magic to the movie? Wondering why they were just randomly filming the background then look up at the sky no talking no shock no heavy breathing nothing.

I'm no expert on these matters, but it just doesn't seem authentic IMHO.

reply to post by predator0187


Could be something as simple as a signal flair. Could be something else.

It looks like a parachute flair, go to 18 seconds in the video...

I believe the person with the camera was indeed behind a pane of glass. I base this upon seeing "warps" in the imagery. You can see such warps clearly around the 30 second mark of the video when you look at the red buildings on the right directly behind the tree limb.

Being behind a pane of glass, anything behind the camera person would be reflected into the camera's field of view. My guess is someone was standing behind the camera person, aiming a high power red laser pointer at the ceiling. The camera was following the reflection of the laser point while the person behind them was moving it. The reason why it appears to "break up" the way it did is because it might have been shone upon a light fixture on the ceiling, perhaps angled metal or glass, which refracted the laser point. The laser pointer wielder either turned off the laser at that point, or the surface causing the refraction may have obscured the laser from view.

That is my guess.

Ball Lightning.

Or

The default, weather balloon.

Or

Swamp gas.

Seriously though, it was ball lightning.

reply to post by Drunkenparrot


Yep,you nailed it. I was thinking some kind of firework though.

interesting video. The audio does make it sound like it is outside because the wind is picked up on the mic.
Also is interesting when it splits into two.

Looks like no one gets the joke. "Red" lights.................ver CommoRusskia???

Please.

At 1min 28sec it passes a cable and appears to be in front of it. I say laser or l.e.d behind him and he is filming through a window