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UFO Seen After Volcano Explosion on Mexico (VIDEO)
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assuming the timestamp in the top right of the video is correct, the video is sped up pretty significantly
could be a regular aircraft getting a view of the eruption
first step is not to make huge leaps to say "i saw a random thing in some footage that could be literally anything, so it must be an advanced alien race using our volcanoes for energy"
could be a regular aircraft getting a view of the eruption
first step is not to make huge leaps to say "i saw a random thing in some footage that could be literally anything, so it must be an advanced alien race using our volcanoes for energy"
Oh yeah Tercer Milenio with Jaime Maussan one uncle went to school with him, he said that he was always fascinated with journalism
He came to my city years ago, and his show was a blast. The videos were pretty entertaining, fake or not. Pretty funny comments as well.
People are never going to believe photographic/video evidence, whether it's in 480p or 4K. It's either too grainy or too detailed to be real and called CGI. Even UFOs captured during a livefeeds of the local news had people skeptical. Nobody will believe until one lands right in the middle of a city or hovers above one to be seen close to eye level by the entire population.
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I wonder why UFO sightings always increase after natural disasters and catastrophes. Are they visiting to make sure this simulation is still running ok?
show us one of these very real ufo videos that all these uppity elites keep dismissing
The USS Nimitz encounter, but the video is underwhelming without the back story and pilot testimony.
This is the one that the pentagon released from a Navy Jet's FLIR camera and made the front page of the New York Times a couple of years ago.
Yeah, I thought that's what the topic was about. The second thing looked like a shooting star that just happened to fly by.
Yoo, I think that channel was on at a diner during their karaoke night. I asked them to change the channel because they showed a brutal car accident with fatalities and there were kids at the joint.
This isn't funny, Volcano fever is a very serious issue that people shouldn't make light of.
Why tho? Earth is a pretty cool planet. Its super old and seemingly rare too. Seems like it would be a prime vacation destination.
A UFO! Quickly, go to the attic and grab that camcorder I bought in the 80s so I can film it!
(probably a falling star)
(probably a falling star)
I could see it. If Starship Troopers taught me anything, its that aliens better not fuck around. Space force is just the beginning. This is where we are headed.
Ah shucks thank you
Who's making light of it? They died in that crash
Honestly I hope it's advanced aliens, it's about time we had adults in charge or this shit show.
But I doubt it.
But I doubt it.
Aliens are probing the Earth through the butthole. Volcanos. Volcanos are the butthole. And the lava is the poop.
"Rian Johnson is a hack. The real TROS is the best. Give us the JJ cut"
This is an interesting UFO video filmed in North Carolina about a year ago.
Ah yes. The rectangle shooting star with no tapering end or trail...
Is it burning up in the atmosphere .. without.. burning up in the atmosphere?
Interesting points!
The object is burning, though, isn't it? It's not emitting all of that light from some kind of power source like a bulb or self luminescence. That thing is hot.
As for the shape, the "rectangular" shape is indeed its tail. The rest of the video is shot to capture very bright lighting from very hot sources. The only other thing hot enough to look white in the video is lava. That object is indeed streaking across the video due to its speed and the camera's capture rate. In order to see the very long streaks from a shooting star, you need to be set to capture low levels of light. A cooled off tail may not produce it in these settings, is my guess
Also interesting.
However. It's a shooting star, traveling a very long distance. Shooting stars don't need to be illuminated by volcanoes.. so it's either flying directly into one.. or it's far behind it and that size...
It's a shooting star without a trail and close enough to a volcano to be lit by it.. or it's a really hot rock ? If its a long exposure I feel like we'd have streaks of rocks everywhere. But we've god blobby shapes...
I don't see any other streaking material myself. And I've never seen a rectangular shooting star that isnt tapering.. nor am I finding any pictures from my brief google search of shooting stars with long exposures...
Is the volcano illuminating the shooting star? What's the distance of the star/meteorite at this point..?
Oh sorry, maybe I didn't communicate my thoughts too well. If the camera's exposure time was much shorter, I'd reason that you would see a shorter tail like what we see here.
Even Googling "shooting star short exposure" brings up a couple of examples of the "rectangular" pattern. The shooting star is as bright as it is because of the heat produced as it's traveling through the atmosphere, and this heat is producing enough brightness to compare to the lava (and background stars, I should add) to appear white in the footage. I don't think we need to posit the volcano acting as a light source to explain it's color
I was trying to get a sense of what this video would look like at a normal speed. Youtube only lets me playback up to 1.5x, but at that speed, the billowing of the clouds looks more natural, and the possibility that the bright object is some sort of traveling debris in the atmosphere is much more believable. It's got a pretty flat trajectory, but I wouldn't think that negates my theory
I street what you did there