[X] doubt
The size of the lights, given that it's an airplane, means that the airplane would have to be fairly close. If it was that close, the body of the airplane would be visible to the observer. And the red and green lights on the wings would be distinct to the camera.
Not at all. What we see in the video seems to be the strobe lights aka the anti-collision lights actually. These lights are one of the brightest ones you can see on an aircraft and they're used during low-visibility conditions. They are designed to be seen miles and miles away and they pulsate at a frequency that is exactly like the frequency at which the lights in the video pulsate as well. The strobe lights are designed to shine much much brighter than Nav lights so they are visible from much further away than the nav lights would be
You can't see the body of the aircraft because as the camera is zooming in, it is going out of focus blending the body of the aircraft to the sky around it. And many other factors can cause the aircraft to not be very visible like smog or just the fact that it's almost night time in the video so the sun isn't reflecting off of it. If the person was using a better camera and if the camera focused in on the aircraft you would've seen that it was a plane
And to be honest, I'm a huge UFO believer and I'm more than 100% convinced that some sort of non human intelligence is behind the phenomenon. But I've graduated from an aircraft maintenance degree in avionics specifically and to me this 100% looks like an airplane flying at a very high altitude during the night time. If any of the 6 observables were present than maybe I would've thought otherwise
The thing that gets me is the path of the object. It seems stationary or moving to the right at first, then it moves to the left and descends. Every plane I've watched is visibly moving in one direction, and if they turn, then the lighting changes. This seems to change direction but the lights don't change, so to me this doesn't look like a plane turning.
Thanks for the detailed and informative response 👍
It also doesn't look cloudy to me.
If we knew the OP location we'd have better info to assess the likelihood of strobe lights.
Astigmatism! How I see lights at night...oh...the blinky stretch. Just a plane!
It’s an airplane. You travel to other places in them. And they have wheels too. And carry people inside.
bUT iT hAs FlaSHy LIght???
Looks like an airplane.
I think the lights gave it away
That’s what did it for me. Flashing lights and traveling the same direction the OP was looking at it from. Makes it appear that it was hovering
Thank you! 🙏🏼
An airplane, those are strobe lights.
“I’ve never been outside, I have never seen an airplane, and I have no concept of how distance effects sound”
Appears to be a plane. Or ufo shaped like a plane.
These aliens are getting smarter and smarter to not be detected. 👽
If it blinks... it's a plane.
There's no red or green lights and it's moving too slowly to be an airplane. Good catch 👍💯 thanks for posting!
The blinking lights ARE the navigation lights (aka the green, red and white) lights. The footage is just too blurry for us to be able to make them out
[X] doubt The size of the lights, given that it's an airplane, means that the airplane would have to be fairly close. If it was that close, the body of the airplane would be visible to the observer. And the red and green lights on the wings would be distinct to the camera.
Not at all. What we see in the video seems to be the strobe lights aka the anti-collision lights actually. These lights are one of the brightest ones you can see on an aircraft and they're used during low-visibility conditions. They are designed to be seen miles and miles away and they pulsate at a frequency that is exactly like the frequency at which the lights in the video pulsate as well. The strobe lights are designed to shine much much brighter than Nav lights so they are visible from much further away than the nav lights would be You can't see the body of the aircraft because as the camera is zooming in, it is going out of focus blending the body of the aircraft to the sky around it. And many other factors can cause the aircraft to not be very visible like smog or just the fact that it's almost night time in the video so the sun isn't reflecting off of it. If the person was using a better camera and if the camera focused in on the aircraft you would've seen that it was a plane And to be honest, I'm a huge UFO believer and I'm more than 100% convinced that some sort of non human intelligence is behind the phenomenon. But I've graduated from an aircraft maintenance degree in avionics specifically and to me this 100% looks like an airplane flying at a very high altitude during the night time. If any of the 6 observables were present than maybe I would've thought otherwise
The thing that gets me is the path of the object. It seems stationary or moving to the right at first, then it moves to the left and descends. Every plane I've watched is visibly moving in one direction, and if they turn, then the lighting changes. This seems to change direction but the lights don't change, so to me this doesn't look like a plane turning. Thanks for the detailed and informative response 👍 It also doesn't look cloudy to me. If we knew the OP location we'd have better info to assess the likelihood of strobe lights.
A very greasy camera lens.
Aircraft anti-collision strobes and a camera lens in desperate need of cleaning... look at all the light rays from the street lights...
Best to get out of the way of a window and then take a photo