UFO launches from cloud

0:08 enters from top of screen traveling right , exits right near top of screen.. , watch on youtube full screen

Jet with a short contrail. Out of focus.

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Originally posted by imd12c4funn
I caught this UFO reviewing some time-lapse footage. The footage was taken on 30 Sept 2012.

The object is moving very slow as time-lapse is filming 1 frame per second.

Almost as if by moving at this pace, it would go undetected.

If you have an answer other than UFO, I'd like to hear it.

UFO launch from cloud

This is one of the most interesting videos I've seen in a long time. "They're" all over the place! I especially like the opaque one that lifts gently from left center and drifts steadily towards the upper right corner. Give us additional info about the video: who, what, where.

Here is a screen grab to show that this particular UFO does NOT resemble a plane or a missile or a bird or...

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It seems to be leaving a trail.
If the UFO ships exist then perhaps you have a video of one.
There was another object that went across the upper part of the screen.

A constant angle of flight is a new one but perhaps not unheard of in the
literature of UFOs.

In the report of US officials seeing UFOS take off in the Ukraine I imagined
they took off vertically as they seem most capable in hover mode and would
need such a horizontal force. The observation of Von Braun's rocket mentor
that the saucer tips upward sort of indicates angled flight must be assumed
as normal unless level flight is established.

I'm sure it's just an aeroplane. But there are weird things up there in the clouds so I'm happy folk are looking up anyway.

Just another angle:
I get these on my home surveillance cameras all the time. A fine filament of spider web slowly being pulled across the lens by the breeze or the spider. The filaments are not the same thickness through out, they can even have fuzzy snags in them and the rest of the filament looks like a 'trail', out of focus because they are too close to the lens.