reply to post by InhaleExhale
Mate, you're straying dangerously close to trolling.
After an almost continuous stream of posts from you, i don't think there's a single person reading this thread who's left in ANY doubt that you're
convinced this is NOT a machine of some type..good for you, now if you don't mind those of us who aren't as astute or as safe in our beliefs as you
evidently are, wouldn't mind posting our opinions without getting ambushed by you for our troubles...thanks.
I don't claim to know what this object is, but IMO...it's not a bug, just looking at the video carefully shows this to be self evident to me.
It MAY be a sophisticated RC toy craft of some type...i've seen RC jets move as fast but there's not a chance a jet could pull off those sharp, almost
90 degree turns and loops with such a small area to manoever in.
It MAY be some sophisticated military drone of some type..but very unlikely due to it zipping around the burbs, seemingly landing and ascending in a
housing area.
No sound has been reported accompanying this thing...which would seem to rule out both an RC toy or drone as being the culprit, although it's still
possible, however unlikey, that a drone may be using some ultra high tech drive system which makes no noise, or very little at least.
Here's what bothers me about this entire story:
Nobody has said, including the aviation expert, the anonymous videographer, or the onsite news team, that they went down into the housing estate, and
observed this thing in the vacinity of where it seems to land or take off...why not?
Having apparently seen this for themselves, all the witnesses so far are reportedly 'baffled' as to what it could be (having positively ruled out
BUGS, birds, conventional aircraft, RC toys)...yet nobody has thought it would be a good idea to set up 3 or 4 (or more) top of the line, very high
speed cameras placed in different locations in order to triangulate the objects position and relative size and speed...capturing it on film or tape
from a few different locations simultaneously, will show it's position, size and speed...why hasn't this been done?
Truthfully, we don't know what this is (well, most of don't)...yet. Not much point in arguing the bug/no bug, drone/no drone, plastic bag/no plastic
bag until more evidence comes to light.
It's interesting whatever it turns out to be.
edit on 11-11-2012 by MysterX because: (no reason given)
The colours of the rainbow is very good example on how many frequencies the eye cant tune in
- and Everything in the world is vibration at a frequency, even down in subatomic levels. 
