Now that was an Awesome Sight Again Objects Flying over the Horizon & Vanishing once again

[@freyvalor1513]

Great footage… I’m stoked to have found you on KZbin 👍 this is awesome really so keep it up and cranking em on out plz kind sir 👀🙏

[@androiduser4162]

your videos are awesome man

[@theparanormalcafe9511]

Gotta be honest. This Guy is pretty interesting. The videos are Great. Keep going. I'm with you.

[@indepentinvestigator]

He is really intelligent also.

[@airwess3369]

Theres been 50 of them over Cebu, Philippines since at least December 23rd.

[@TheAverageGamer1]

Film them and upload the vidoes as evidence and documentation

[@airwess3369]

@@TheAverageGamer1 we've tried but it just looks like a white dot in pics and blurs out when zooming in. The video is just a white dot with blinking green and red and also blurry. Camera will only pic up the lowest ones and only a few at times come low enough. Most sit much higher. Same issue with every digital camera. We don't have a traditional 35mm camera. And now there's a thick smoke like substance hanging in the sky not moving. It's just like the fake fog everyone accross the world is talking about, except it's not on the ground, it starts around 500 ft up. Haven't seen the moon in about 10 days now. Even the sun is about 50% visible compared to normal. Sucks because it's effecting our solar. And everyone is complaining they feel tired and drowsy all day. Believe it or not. Really don't care.

[@TheAverageGamer1]

@airwess3369 white dots or not film and upload, idk anything about a fake fog haven't had any in months by me, but film the light when you can and upload it, not for nothing but st least there's a record of lights in the sky by you

[@MidOhioValleyPhenomena]

I caught a similar Red light tonight on my night vision, but it kept bouncing back and forth between two different locations while it was floating around. Weird . Then we caught Hundreds of anonymous flashing lights at 9:06 pm lasting for about 10 minutes before they all blinked out. I put it on my channel. Pretty bazaar never captured anything like this. Love your work!

[@michaelford3027]

Everyone, Uap can be filmed in the daytime. I use my cellphone and a tripod to film airliners above my house. Airliners are being buzzed relentlessly by craft. Orbs, tic tacs etc. I have it all on film and hours of it. 4k@60fps does the trick nicely.

[@Tony.5211]

Saw an interview with a guy a while ago, who was recording take offs and landings for years at an airport and he described that every airline gets swarmed by very small objects before landing and after take off.

[@michaelford3027]

@tony.5211 i filmed my drone today. It was less than 200 feet off of the ground. I got an orb that floated around it, almost confused. It circled as the drone was just hovering. Then, it would flash white, then back to dark gray. Fascinating. Just get a drone, and that'll do.

[@Tony.5211]

@@michaelford3027 Wow, that's amazing and in this context it makes absolutely sense. I have a deep feeling that great discoveries lie ahead. It happens too much out there.

[@Playerguitarable]

240 fps @ 1080 does it even better. More frames to analyze.

[@michaelford3027]

@Playerguitarable with ¼ the clariry....I have tried 1080@120fps. My newest phone is capable, but I need at least 4k. I got into flying drones recently. There is a new camera that does 4k@120fps. I. Headed towards that idea next.

[@jonathandavidspainting1148]

Same thing in Alberta Canada almost every night facing west.

[@For_What_It-s_Worth]

Being further north than I, you would see satellites later in the night/earlier in the morning, even all night during the summer as light streams low overhead, coming past the North Pole and the Arctic Circle even at midnight.

[@marlenecheladyn6450]

Where in Alberta? All we've had lately is cloud cover. Pretty depressing.

[@rubenoteiza9261]

I live in Montreal and in clear summer nights is very easy to see something if you just keep your eyes up in the sky for a few minutes. The most common is a light that is wondering around and as by coincidence, moments after I detect it it starts going brighter and brighter almost as the Moon and then vanishes. But at times I sharpen my eye and I can see is still moving up there, like it just shut off the lights. Some other time I"d see them wandering around like fish in an aquarium. The weirdest thing was one I saw once,. high up., which was going in a straight line but like it was being pulled by a chain, advancing by short jumps. i dont know what is going on up there but something is.

[@pal7252]

Question. Have you caught one that comes to an absolute stop and then turns in a different direction? Or, one that is heading one direction then suddenly goes a different direction without stopping? That would make me wonder. Hmmmmmm. 🤔😉

[@ignaciourena5692]

I don't have any video but I been witness many times the last time on march 28 2023 around 9:30PM when I was return from Vancouver CA to Austin Tx a white light was approaching very fast to the airplane suddenly stop and make (approx.) a 80 DEG turn and disappear. A scary moment because I felt was direct to hit us!

[@Geo-Storm]

@@ignaciourena5692sounds like 🧢

[@pal7252]

@ignaciourena5692 Interesting. I'm in San Antonio, Texas, which is not far from Austin, and I have seen some unusual things in the night sky. 😳

[@NOVA-nonhuman]

Exactly. Change in speed or direction would be a game changer.

[@Kayenne54]

I saw one years ago. Early morning, very clear sky, no obstructions to my view. Thought it was a satellite, it was tracking so steadily and glinting, then it sped up and went right across the entire sky, then straight up. Whole sighting took no more than 5 seconds...in 2003 there was no known airborne vehicle I'd ever heard about that could cover that distance in that amount of time.

[@johngreen6643]

That all makes sense, satellites. Early evening & they are still catching some sunlight near the horizon & reflect the light including the infrared spectrum. As they travel into the dark they stop reflecting the light which makes them seem to disappear. Take the same shots just before dawn then there won't be much to see as the sunlight isn't reaching the satellites to make them visible. Then the only things visible might raise some curiosity.

[@Arcturian1111]

These are no satellites. UAPs most likely.

[@Intellijaunt]

Satellites traverse the whole sky, not appear and disappear very quickly in small trails and crisscross over each other's paths. These things are coming in and fading out too quickly suggesting they are not orbiting the earth. And satellites would nit be so close to each other or so numerous. There are about 5000-7000 Satellites orbiting the low earth orbit meaning they would appear much less frequently. There are 11,500 approximate satellites in total. The earth is a huge object and satellites would be much more spread out and sparse. How do I know? I'm an avid astrophotography and telescope enthusiast. I use use several paid apps to track satellites and aircraft very often.

[@andrewrollins4898]

I have watched them from dusk to dawn twice last spring and late summer from Florida. I have thousands of videos of them from 3 hours after dark and 3 hours before dawn. I have hundreds of videos of them taken 1 to 3AM.

[@johngreen6643]

@@andrewrollins4898 Interesting, perhaps there are something more up there than just satellites. I find all this fascinating, I don't believe we are the only intelligent life form in the universe. And who's to say what "life" really is. We're made up of carbon, require food & water to survive. I'm sure there could be some other entities, or beings totally different than us. I hope I live til the day when something is discovered, or discovers us. I believe we were dropped off here on this planet long ago.....what, why and how is the big mystery.

[@DanAdair-ot9ge]

These crafts emit an energy field. They can shoot away at amazing speeds leaving a slight streak of light, and they have cloaking technology. They are maneuvering around the ISS and being seen coming from space headed to earth. These crafts have been being seen, photographed and videos taken around this planet for decades. Many have been filmed flying low over fields while Crop Formations are being formed. Fact can be stranger than fiction.

[@Tyrant-Terminator]

I concur

[@ClifffSVK]

😂😂😂

[@darksoul479]

If they have cloaking technology why aren't they using it?

[@For_What_It-s_Worth]

They are hiding the fact that they have the tech by not using it, of course.

[@ApatiEktetheimenos]

ROFL! Takes more to write a new science fiction idea.

[@MusicMom123]

I could watch these all night... I hope you get to see some Auroræ these next few nights ! Thinking of you and sending you New Year Peace and Goodness ☮️♾️

[@natecullins3363]

Only video I've found that matches my own experience with this phenomenon. Saw this for months almost every night thought I was going crazy cause I never heard anyone else in town talk about it 😅

[@jeromespencer589]

My family and I saw exact same thing the other night coming home from an hour and a half drive. The whole ride we were watching just a single light that would appear and reappear periodically! Near the end of the trip we seen it one last time before our route took us a different direction. We were heading east to west and then at the end heading west to south and lost track

[@mackieent3100]

very active over south eastern PA it's almost like not everyone can see them!! But I definitely do!!!!

[@andrewrollins4898]

Agreed, people normally don't see them until I point them out. It's amazing how some folks are freaked out and others are amazed by them.

[@LolaBowla]

Interesting how the infrared camera shows that the lights leave a faint trail behind.

[@dr.heckenpennerpfaff9965]

Kondensstreifen von Passierflugzeugen

[@For_What_It-s_Worth]

@@dr.heckenpennerpfaff9965 No. In-camera low light effects of the technology.

[@indepentinvestigator]

Craft fly thru our dirty skies that are constantly chem trailed with barium, strauntium, nano aluminum, and who knows what the hell else with, and it burns off leaving a cinder trail.

[@For_What_It-s_Worth]

Internal camera sensor and processing software artifacts of the low light images.

[@silentlisten3073]

I really appreciate your awesome camera’s footage! As the lights transit and flare up, we can see the orange glow at their brightest with the naked eye. These same lights are visible here in South Texas also between 8pm and 9pm CST in the west. Last year we noticed them for the first time in Oct 2023 and they quit appearing in Feb 2024. We have watched this particular area of the sky since 2013 as we watch for military jets training in the area MOAs and had never noticed them before. I was excited when they came back in Oct 2024 and I predict they will be gone by Feb 2025. Coincidently, they are also visible in the eastern sky at 3am CST. And yes I believe they are LEO satellites.

[@gzeronine9484]

Has anyone seen these change direction ? They all seem to move along a straight path. Have any of them made a 90 degree movement ?

[@OhSoddit]

Thanks for a great vid! I'm satisfied AN explanation ("an" explanation, not necessarily THE correct one) is Starlink low earth orbit satellites (I jokingly refer to them as "muskballs"). I frequently see a very similar display from Adelaide, South Australia. However, I cannot understand / explain the source of illumination (6 hours AFTER sunset??) when said satellites would have to be inside the earths "shadow" (they're only a few hundred km's up). THAT said, I have witnessed phenomenon (3 objects, brighter, CHANGING speed and DIRECTION whilst visible, periodically appearing / disappearing) on the 27th October 2023 and 1st November 2024. Could not have been satellites and did not correspond with any type of aircraft I know of. A wild guess would be some sort of experimental devices during an annual (?) military exercise?

[@michelleblake4516]

Thanks 4 all u do 2 film/post this crazy stuff - where u'r filming is great since there's so little light pollution like I have living in the city. Its beautiful but a bit bizarre cause we really don't know what this is all about....its still pretty cool getting 2 see so many of these flying lights.

[@ClifffSVK]

They're satellites

[@modras101010]

What is the flash/sound at 2:11, 4:14, and 7:56?

[@Cjohn31]

Cars I believe

[@RosaLischenFlaschenschafe]

Traffic from cars

[@LillyMelody01]

Sunday July 16th 2023 I'm in South Central Florida I've seen row upon row like an army marching, way very high in the night sky. I don't know how many was in each group/row. They had white light and moved very fast and were headed East. I feel less crazy now. 🤔

[@Cat-ix5ip]

I filmed these in UK in broad daylight exactly a year today I also seen them a few months ago, not satteites as I have a sky app tracker which shows where tbe Sat's are. I Sent the footage to a top ufogist and he said it was genuine unexplained footage, he gave them a name, cannot remember what it was now but I have the video of rbe daytime one. I watched, them moving together 40 to 60 I saw darting all over the place. On the video there is about 20 as I didntknow the cam was picking it up I stopped recording. Great Video here btw

[@phil.c.]

The tracker doesn't show alls

[@Cat-ix5ip]

You would have to see it to see it wasnt satellites by the crazy movements, its been verified,.Well.as.much as it can be I suppose

[@Cat-ix5ip]

@phil.c. ive just posted it see what you think, not good quality but have a look

[@puresim316nosimracingnolif3]

We are not alone I live in the UK and at night time I see them

[@paulvolt2963]

@@puresim316nosimracingnolif3 on camera or unaided? How does it look like

[@SimonDaumMusic]

The footage is amazing.. but is it now the recording of the Sony, or of the Akaso?

[@indepentinvestigator]

HAPPY NEW YEAR MY FRIEND! AWESOME as usual Todd! Thanks for sharing. I was told that the reason that you get to see so many ETV's, and other vehicles is because there is a small wormhole over the area that you live. Wormholes allow vehicles to enter and leave our planets atmosphere without burning up or disintegrating. Notice how all vehicles recorded seem to fly into the same small area to leave Earths atmosphere. The earths magnetic field reacts to the Van Allen radiation belts differently at different locations on the planet, and it changes all the time depending on your physical location on Earth, the tilt (on axis) of the planet in conjunction to the distance the Earth is from the sun (summer comparative to winter in this hemisphere) This may change for you depending on the season. Sounds like electromagnetic chaos to me.....

[@ThexDarkxHollow]

Aren't these satellites? reflecting the sun? I mean they "disappear" in the same "place"/depending on how high they are?

[@For_What_It-s_Worth]

Yup.

[@indepentinvestigator]

@@For_What_It-s_Worth Wrong

[@For_What_It-s_Worth]

How so?

[@Sanyogo]

Isnt it weird thou that we are seeing them in so many numbers and so clear just now? This wasnt a thing just a year ago atleast not for me. I live in northern Europe

[@Sanyogo]

@@For_What_It-s_Worth Yeh you could be right.. yes i mean with low light camera

[@jenniferwatt5209]

Some of the lights in a particular area look like they go through a check point and then as they are passing through it almost looks like a turn style effect. One light is divided up and shoots out many smaller rapids fire lights hence to me the turn style effect.

[@Lito_Fredo]

2:10 That's a Craft flying by!! 💯😆🔥 I watched it 1 million times and slow mo too, I'm not believing that's a car riding by lol

[@Kayenne54]

Sounded more like a motorbike to me? or one of those low slung sporty vehicles. They practically fly anyway...

[@Lito_Fredo]

@Kayenne54 could be... but why it lit up the whole screen for both views.. and no other car makes it do that? And that sound, lol 😆 like a rocket

[@Kayenne54]

@@Lito_Fredo It startled me...for sure. We'd have to ask our Video owner.

[@Monti3395]

wtf was that fr, this was an orange light, usually cars or bikes emit white or yellow light...so weird 👀👀

[@brendagorse9462]

I’m seeing your videos on other platforms now (if you’re in WI), viewers are being directed here! 👍

[@tammysmart4486]

Nice going again scannerguy.!!🌐🕳⚪️🕳🌏🕳🫧🕳🌏🎆😁👍

[@CastleKnight7]

🪞♾️👁️♾️🪞

[@WeulerGimenes]

I got long exposition photos yesterday here in my city, Maringá, Paraná, Brazil, and got lights like these in a part of the capture i did, something around 10 trails of lights in the horizon, but the most impressive, was a capture of long exposition, again.. that captured the pass of 3 lights aligned in triangle formation, it looks like a great and unique object, but not 3 separate objects

[@TJTROY-wy6dd]

i think many are plasma balls but i also have only started studying these again. I also think it is still all extraterrestrial we are not alone more is coming and we will all be woke up in this new awakening age. i love these vids

[@thebestgamez1480]

Observing producers stating as they begin recording sometimes equipment malfunctions and i was thinking of masking ir or any beam eminating from camera in view of subjects if possible and set manually 1/350 or 1/400 i recall good moon pics at speed with mod high f stop for better depth focus. I haven't touched a camera since last century so i not aware how cams are nowadays

[@yamabiru4553]

My idea : The sun is just catching the low satellites at the horizon and as they go over the horizon they lose light from the sun and the reflection

[@Lito_Fredo]

😂 no no no lol

[@ClifffSVK]

Yep

[@Lito_Fredo]

No

[@ClifffSVK]

@@Lito_Fredo Stop trolling

[@carlmichaelashanti]

To the tools on here that think these are satellites, get a NASA job so you don't have to tell the truth. Many are NOT satellites!

[@fogums]

Wow. It’s like a meteor shower except it’s not. Great post. Keep them coming. Thank you and Happy New Year

[@For_What_It-s_Worth]

Light trails in the infrared video are artifacts of the in-camera recording process itself, not up in the sky. If he were to physically turn the camera to follow the light, so its image stays centered on one pixel of the camera sensor, there would be no trail behind the satellite following opposite the direction of its path in the sky. As the image moves across the sensor, the point brightly lit one instant goes dark the next as the image traverses it. However, it takes that pixel a bit to fully recover. As an analogy, it is identical to the after image in your eye when you see a sudden bright flash such as lightning at night, or if you stare at a light bulb, then turn out the light. When looking at the LED taillight of the car ahead of you, if you flick your eyeball sideways momentarily it will leave a trail of red dots across your visual field, as the LED is driven by short pulses of electricity.

[@BlitzAtao]

You're right for the trail, il only exists because of the camera, it leaves a ghost image behind moving objects. However it's not because the pixels need time to recover, it's because the camera automatically stacks several frames to increase low-light performances. A lot a CCTV cameras do that.

[@For_What_It-s_Worth]

@@BlitzAtao Ah, always interesting to find out the tricks to the trade. The eye gets its tremendous dynamic range from the recovery delay of the visual molecule, rhodopsin. Light flips its form, sending a nerve signal to the brain from the rods and cones in the retina, but it takes time and energy to reset the molecular shape. Most of the rhodopsin in your eye is triggered most of the time in bright light, and it takes up to half an hour for most of it to resensitize in the dark. This is the primary mechanism of recovered night vision, not the promptly expanding pupil. Individually illuminated areas of the retina ‘bleach’ to a sustained trigger/recovery level based on the intensity, so they each optimize their response. Therefore bright areas don’t need the light hitting the entire retina reduced (much), which would over-dim the darker parts of the image, and vice versa for dark regions of the scene/image. This is what I was thinking of by way of analogy for the delay.

[@BlitzAtao]

@@For_What_It-s_Worth Interesting, I always thought it was our pupil which takes time to fully open to reach our best naked eye "night vision". Always a pleasure to learn something new 👍

[@For_What_It-s_Worth]

@@BlitzAtao That is the typical idea, since it is so obvious, but it’s not the case. In line with the dynamic range thought is the fact (as I remember it) that sunlight on black velvet is 1000 X as bright as the full moon reflecting off snow. Hmm, that actually sounds low, considering further. Shall think.

[@Lisa-zt1ht]

Wonderful video. Exciting. Thanks for sharing

[@615Jerry]

hi there,i realy love what are you doing.nice job really.what caught my attention is not this object which desappear but the other ones which was to me 2 maybe 3x faster then others ones.and the vanishing objects can be trush or junk from space satelites and stations,while they enter into lower atmosphere it clearly see they get burn out .not all of them

[@shyskeleton1665]

Excellent video by far. I swear you night sky videos are insanely incredible. I know a lot of people state these are just shooting stars or satilites and yes most are coming from same direction. But people believe what they want to believe and from experience I know what some of them are. Don't get me wrong I do enjoy the flashlight videos. Just informes me on 1s I need or should get. Again great video don't stop doing what your doing cause eventually you will get bigger. I already stated this stuff would get you more views a long time ago and noticed you starting to do more. So hopefully it will get bigger for you

[@celticthistlepsychics2312]

Amazing videos, the skies on Dartmoor are constantly cloudy and I haven't managed to see anything unusual in SW UK, although in 2014 I did see a huge ball of fire heading to the West and no one reported it which I found very strange since it was so big and fast and seemed to be quite low.

[@lorenyoung2084]

I have a PVS-14 white phos, can I take video like this , and what else would I need for this type of sky watching.

[@frinoffrobis]

those are car going by that I hear in the background?

[@Kayenne54]

Yes, or motorbikes; road vehicles at any rate.

[@WEF2030SLAVE]

How do you add Akaso in to Sony a7?

[@Mark-Harris]

Blessings in the New Year.

[@billaedo8184]

They do the same flashing signals to me when I film them. Many of them do a double or triple flashing before fading away... that's an intelligent behavior. Their technology is so advanced that they know when they are being filmed or photographed.

[@jeszdum5210]

just throwing it out there, would starlink sats be doing it and its when they reflected off the sun? mabye?

[@Sanyogo]

Starlink would be similar but you would see many Starlink satellites after each other in a chain across the sky. Im not seing that here

[@Mezonez44]

Hey man what flashlight you using? It looks really good. It would be dope if you could pass on the model? Thanks dude ✌️

[@zaramayne2444]

Wow

[@FrankHall-l4i]

Amazing 👏. So many of them now. 👽.

[@camilleespinas2898]

👽

[@dman7208]

There's so many of them that's proof we aren't alone and are not the only race on Earth. 😅

[@apocalypticdaze2139]

Yep, there's at least semi retard human and full retard..

[@deanlord6789]

cool video of sped up satellites

[@chiefkev]

Satellites orbiting the Earth will first turn red and then disappear as they orbit away from the relative direction of the sun. This is due to the sun "setting" on them as they move away. Just like our sunset, except these are moving at about 3 miles/second making the process of their "setting sun" go by withiin less than a minute. Now, if they appear, then disappear, then re-appear again with a fair consistency, this is due to the satellite rotatating in space and the (likely) solar panels on them catch the sun briefly and show a flash.

[@For_What_It-s_Worth]

~5 miles per second. Sunset on earth at 45° latitude, on either solstice, takes about 3 minutes for the 1/2° wide sun to slide behind/below the horizon at an angle of 90° - (° latitude) = 45° here, because the globe is turning (24 hours * 60 {minutes / hour}) / 360° = 4 minutes/°. (4 minutes / ° ) / ( 0.5° / sun diameter ) = 2 minutes / sun diameter = earth’s rotation rate. To drop below the horizon takes 2 minutes * secant(° latitude) ==> 2min. * ( 1 / cos(45°) ) = 2min. 50sec. Faster/shorter when sun nearer equator than on solstice (shorter days), and vice versa nearer poles, but that equation I don’t feel like deriving just now.

[@andrewrollins4898]

I have similar videos taken at 1 AM. (I have uploaded a few to youtube.) These are not iridium flares.

[@AlvenaNelson]

Notice they merge into a portal..maybe for space travel..while others horizontally fly around the earth.. We see them here in Australia. Some like to zig zag and flash..then disappear again. Seem to come in if called? How odd?? Often see them after streaks of light flash across the sky…then come in flashing to say hi 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@OzGoober]

These are satellites, they go dark as they enter the Earth's shadow.

[@me-cq7wv]

Love your work and optics. I am sure that some goverment somewhere in world that has a craft that can exceed 20,000mph. Never seen it or anything like it but their too many reports from all over of a craft that just vannishes with speed. Best wishes for 2025 and clear skys.

[@turdfurgison97]

it would be helpful if you put what direction the camera was pointing. use a compass and tell us the azimuth.

[@Captain-Cardboard]

Or we could do it the old way by looking at the stars! Seeing Delphinus at 20.16 means we're looking 280°.

[@turdfurgison97]

@@Captain-Cardboard since we are looking west at 8:20ish I guess we could just be seeing satellites reflecting the sun.

[@For_What_It-s_Worth]

@@Captain-Cardboard …at this time of year, this time of the night. For those unfamiliar, the compass degrees go 0° = north, clockwise to, say, the east at 90°, the southwest at 225°, and west at 270°. So yes, we’re looking toward the west. Once you pointed it out, I could see the ‘Dolphin’ on the right side looking like a diamond shaped kite with tail below, and having pulled out my Philip’s Planisphere, set it to that date and time, and star hopped, I see the four brighter stars in the middle (including the visual double) are the unfamiliar Equuleus and the bright upper star is Enif in Pegasus.

[@sataer1]

Satellites every one of em

[@louisvuitton1584]

Cool I saw some to I got pictures asked the police what it was they said “ your seeing things that aren’t there” 😂 but I’m like I got pics bro wtf 😂

[@Carolb66]

They do look pretty in the sky. Hope they are as pretty if they come down to earth.

[@Lxxh-pe4ub]

Ok is just me?...they look more like they are swimming than flying..even the faint trail behind them looks like the way water breaks behind a fast swimmer

[@For_What_It-s_Worth]

Trails in this video are artifacts of the in-camera recording process itself, not up in the sky. If he were to physically turn the camera to follow the light, so its image stays centered on one pixel of the camera sensor, there would be no trail behind the satellite following opposite the direction of its path in the sky. As the image moves across the sensor, the point brightly lit one instant goes dark the next as the image traverses it. However, it takes that pixel a bit to fully recover. As an analogy, it is identical to the after image in your eye when you see a sudden bright flash such as lightning at night, or if you stare at a light bulb, then turn out the light. When looking at the LED taillight of the car ahead of you, if you flick your eyeball sideways momentarily it will leave a trail of red dots across your visual field.

[@keithnaylor1981]

0:10. it would help if I knew which of the many lights on show are you referring to.

[@GrayWolf3334]

Thanks for sharing ♈👁️

[@ConnorRonnoc-z8e]

My first thoughts were that they are flying in unison, same trajectory and when crossing each others paths, albeit millions of miles apart, they are no threat to each other. We will never know the truth because the truth is kept hidden from us !

[@edwardconnor3268]

All those white dots flying around, are all leaving not coming.

[@Maaaattologyyyy]

they're saying let me out of here~!

[@saad-t7k]

Farewell and thanks for all the fish! 😁

[@ohare100]

Definitely leaving not coming 👍

[@For_What_It-s_Worth]

Neither. What looks like “going up” is _akshually_ “coming over” from the western horizon, heading basically eastwards, at a relatively constant altitude.

[@johnhomer6773]

Happy New Year

[@lanapayne3139]

Is the video sped up

[@realmejeremy]

This happens in Banff Canada on the Aurora cam live sometimes there's a dozen objects some in formation 2 next behind each other,

[@sasha5320]

Alien space craft indeed, period.

[@ShanaKendle]

What are they??!?

[@alexanderg-p3z]

Satellites lit up by the sun, then going dark as they hit the shadow of the horizon at the upper part of the screen. Camera is facing North East.

[@indepentinvestigator]

@@alexanderg-p3z WRONG

[@Philip_smith88]

Amazing stuff.

[@lornaz1975]

Just FYI a lot of people on social media are using this vid in association with the drone outbreak in New Jersey.

[@Arcturian1111]

We see huge drones on a regular basis at nite like airplanes here in the East coast. But way more. I'm in Staten Island NY. We border NJ . Took out my binoculars last nite. They looked cool. However I want more powerful binoculars. To see them better

[@patrickdavis6741]

Could the atmosphere be casually blocking it as it passes by?

[@indepentinvestigator]

No

[@gilessmedley619]

When the satellite/space junk tumble their sun reflective surface give the appearance of a light turning off & on

[@brendagorse9462]

Where are you located? I’m from Appleton, live in Southern WI now!

[@denveraspen]

What state are you in?

[@OnMeds1]

Satellites And a few airliners

[@seekingthetruth304]

Near WHAT city and State is this ????🤔🤔

[@Kyle-kt5kt]

Nothing seems to be coming from the top down ?

[@Alpacabowl98]

sir, can you consider going online and looking at air traffic and compare that data with what we're seeing here

[@dale2540]

I don't see mention of where you are.

[@Flushable5000]

Reflections from satellittes after sunset. The further beneath the horizon the sun is, the lower on the horizon these reflections appear.

[@mokolbokeoko5026]

Which direction is the camera filming? I've seen these in Galway, Ireland, looking north. Just curious.....

[@androiduser4162]

looks like lots are leaving the planet

[@aginggenxer]

Lucky them

[@A-childOfGod-pp4ge]

Except Earth isn’t a planet

[@Maaaattologyyyy]

they seem like life forms. like how insects or birds fly around. but made of light or what we see as light

[@ClifffSVK]

It's the light from the Sun reflected by satellites.

[@guneeta7896]

Well, physicist here. If this is real, it’s fascinating. My mother spends about half the year at a temple in India where she meditates and does community service. On some nights, when she points her Canon towards the main temple sanctum, she captures these circles or spheres, which are semi translucent on her photos which are not visible to the eye. She doesn’t capture them when pointing the camera elsewhere, so I don’t think it’s some sort of lens issue. She’s capturing them without the flash, so it can’t be dust particles illuminating, and only when pointed towards the temple. If these are real, I imagine her camera is catching them due to a redshift in the footage it captures. In your case, are these visible to the naked eye, or only on camera?

[@Home-ed6zg]

Great footage 🙂🍺👍 What are you using for night vision?

[@chrissslike-n1h]

Why is this speeded up?

[@Peter40942]

that its on real time ?

[@OurNewHampshireLife]

I am guessing this is facing west and in the evening. The satellites are in sunlight but as they pass eastbound they go into the earth's shadow and disappear. If you went out at midnight it would look quite different.

[@wordbird711]

Guess fireflies as an explanation has been ruled out?

[@DaveEver-i5f]

🤣👍🔥

[@Maaaattologyyyy]

yes

[@VolsSlimJimmy]

I mean what is going on? I know the end times are near but this videos are freaking crazy.

[@andrewrollins4898]

I've been recording these observations for more than a year. Videos don't do them justice. There are many different types of UFOs which can be seen closer to the source. Also, this video doesn't show the objects glowing red hot for a few minutes after the plasm disulfides. That can be captured in long exposure pictures an hour or two after they can be seen coming over the horizon. Thank you for answering the call.

[@kiwirooster6209]

What are they? Satellites? Space Junk?

[@For_What_It-s_Worth]

Mostly satellites, but the fast-blinky ones are aircraft, mostly commercial airliners. Play back at 0.25 X and they will look more like the familiar things you see blinking their strobes across the night sky, and whose jet roar you can sometimes hear apparently trailing a ways behind, due to the time it takes sound to arrive where you are when listening from where they were when they emitted that moment of sound. As a young boy, I thought the gap from the visible plane to the apparent direction of its sound was what people meant when they talked of a plane “flying faster than sound”.

[@Kactus5]

Hi, I live on the lake in Sheboygan Wisconsin. Always looking up when I take my dog out in the middle of the night, last night there appeared to be extra bright lights. What part of Wisconsin are you in? Thanks for these videos. Just came upon your channel. It’s nice to follow somebody in my neck of the woods.

[@indepentinvestigator]

Western

[@valpd]

I am amazed by your video and the excellence of your camera work. I am curious, someone may have asked already. I believe you are in Wisconsin? Is there any chance there is an airport in that direction? If not, this is clearly remarkable a phenomenon. Thank you for posting these videos.

[@tommynikon2283]

When you have something that STOPS, starts, and takes a Right ANGLE....call me, because watching SATELLITES, isn't worth watching, even 2x speed.

[@Lito_Fredo]

There's a bunch that stop and make angles, you just don't want to believe, trust...if they were bad aliens they would've destroyed us by now

[@dccrens]

Possible Meteor showers based on the origination point?

[@apocalypticdaze2139]

Sure thing donkey

[@thisisntgood71]

Ever wonder where Star Trek got the idea for going into "warp drive"?

[@wakcackle3555]

Mapping software tracking those lights would probably show us something like Berkland currents. They would look like STEVE that was photographed off of Vancouver Island. Our Earth is a capacitor.

[@ChrisPicanzo]

Hey man great captures of course I can’t tell u what those are but being an avid sky watcher, I have to say they are either satellites or space junk. Only because there is no deviation in trajectory. That tells me they are not anything intelligent ect. But for real great catch. I have concluded that u can see many LEO satellites just after sun set. I advise everyone to take a look up after sunset 😊 again great catches and keep up the good work!

[@Lito_Fredo]

Its super intelligent

[@tarawaukeri8928]

We see them in North Western Australia a couple hours after midnight

[@LarryFish3rman]

This guy posts these videos almost daily. He knows it's satellites and is purposely vague to get views. Not even hating on him as I enjoy watching and have seen his views and subscribers count rise a lot in the last month with all this UAP/UFO activity going on around the world. I wish you nothing but the best on your KZbin journey and hope to see you grow into a channel that doesn't require such click bait titles and can educate it's viewers and inspire their love for space. One Love.

[@Exit-Time1111]

The only one showing lack of intelligence is you. These are NOT satellites, as DO NOT exist. But let's say for arguments sake. Satellites are supposed to be the size of a small car. Even with all its lights on can you see a small car with lights thousands of miles away? How about 100 miles, how about 10 miles? No.......if you can you have super powers.

[@Exit-Time1111]

All you people who think these are satellites or "space" junk need to wake up. There are no such thing as satellites. NOTHING has EVER been launched into "space". Do a little research and find out for yourself. But let's say for arguments sake satellites are real and that is what people see crossing the skies . Satellites are supposed to be the size of a small car. Even with all its lights on, even double the lights, can you see a car a thousand miles away? How about a hundred miles? Ten miles? No..... if you can see an object 16 x 12 250-1800 miles away you must have superpowers.😂

[@lanapayne3139]

What are they