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CaptainBeno
reply to post by chunder
How can it be a fly? How many fly's appear, disappear, appear, disappear then come to a halt mid air? Seriously people. Let's all discount flies, birds, helicopters blah blah blah.
Have you noticed the speed of this thing? Then watch how it just stops?edit on 15-11-2013 by CaptainBeno because: spelling
brace22
This is probably one of the best UFO vids you will get.
It could be anything, hence the term UFO.
But it is highly unlikely this is a bug or an animal.
My guess is a bug. The artifact you're talking about I'm guessing is due to the frame rate of the phone's camcorder versus the frame rate of the TV. It's a similar reason you don't see in-between positions of the rotating blades in this video, same type of effect I think, plus I don't think Beno or the producers are doing any CGI:
NoRulesAllowed
I don't think it's a bug.
The "dot" has something artificial to it, like it's CGI or an electronic artifact from the video. Just something about the way it pops in and out. Interesting indeed.
The actual TV recording would eliminate any frame rate discrepancy but he doesn't seem willing or able to share the original recording.
TerraLiga
One bone of contention here; you didn't film it, the BBC did. You just filmed the BBC's transmission.
brace22
This is probably one of the best UFO vids you will get.
Arbitrageur
To evaluate this, Beno would need to cough up the actual TV recording that he rewound, instead of the phone recording of the TV. The actual TV recording would eliminate any frame rate discrepancy but he doesn't seem willing or able to share the original recording.