weather balloons at roswell live?

there are 5 moving objects in the live stream since 30 minutes. Is it weather balloons?

www.youtube.com...#!

reply to post by kauskau


wow now its more...

now they moved the camera damn

still 2 blinking objects in the sky

i saw them,it may be things like ballons stationed in the sky for cameras etc.
im not sure ,just putting that out there,
they seemed to me as thou they were in a straight line...
good find thou...watching now

Originally posted by cantsee4looking
i saw them,it may be things like ballons stationed in the sky for cameras etc.
im not sure ,just putting that out there,
they seemed to me as thou they were in a straight line...
good find thou...watching now

there is the straight line again in the shot we see now

oh on second look,they are moving...

I believe it's related to this skydive that's happening now. Felix Baumgartner is attempting a 23 mile skydive. He's going up in a balloon and redbuill is sponsoring the event. They did say they had over 30 camera's there I believe to film it, which could account for the other balloons. They are showing it on a 20 second delay in case something tragic happens.

Link: www.msnbc.msn.com...

reply to post by Psychosocial


yep,thats what i thought,it must be cameras..

ongoing discussion here www.abovetopsecret.com...

Now 4 shining objects, and the fourth come from ...above....

S&f.

yes i noticed these before, moving to and fro...

Could be that not only are there cameras aboard those objects, but they probably contain some device for measuring windspeeds as well. The launch, and just after, of this mission was always going to be the hardest part technically speaking, because of the lightweight nature of the balloon that they are trying to launch. The material of which it is made, is so thin, that it is in actual fact thinner than a plastic carrier (grocery) bag that you would get at ASDA (Walmart). With that in mind, the launch conditions have to be perfect, not just right at ground level, but for some distance afterward.

I would have thought therefore that there were probably many tethered balloons around, with windspeed measurements being made from above the launch pad, in real time, to give an up to the minuite read on the weather circumstances, as well as any camera carrying gear.

The annual Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta starts October 10. Maybe what you see is preparations or something, maybe testing of camera balloons--whatever. I didn't look at the video. Maybe it's alien survey craft checking out the lie of the land.

Well I can totally see how people could mistake those for flying saucers in 1947.

/sarcasm

reply to post by kauskau


Probably, but designed by a praying mantis alien.