ufos every where right this minute

Lots of things are invisible to the naked eye when you're standing at street level looking up at the top of a skyscraper, unless you have an optical zoom like this camera has. This particular cluster is also coming through the glare of the sun which is only just eclipsed by the building, so the IR filter is picking up reflected sunlight off what looks to me like a lot of bugs, which you wouldn't be able to see without the filter because of the glare.

You could probably see that any sunny day by looking through a pair of binoculars while wearing sunglasses.

I have no doubt that there are UFOs flying around, but I don't believe there are any on that video.

Still a good find though, keep 'em coming.

[PartOfOne]

Originally Posted by Steve_G

Lots of things are invisible to the naked eye when you're standing at street level looking up at the top of a skyscraper, unless you have an optical zoom like this camera has. This particular cluster is also coming through the glare of the sun which is only just eclipsed by the building, so the IR filter is picking up reflected sunlight off what looks to me like a lot of bugs, which you wouldn't be able to see without the filter because of the glare.

You could probably see that any sunny day by looking through a pair of binoculars while wearing sunglasses.

I have no doubt that there are UFOs flying around, but I don't believe there are any on that video.

Still a good find though, keep 'em coming.

Wow! High flying insects, Really, Really, Really High flying insects, focused in with a 48X zoom lens. I'm not sure, maybe I'll agree, but I don't think so. Sorry, my experience and education questions your conclusion.

[Dantheman62]

You can see some of these things kind of curving around as if they were blown by the wind. I don't know where it's filmed but if it's somewhere cold then I would say it's some kind of snow or ice crystals or something. But if it's filmed somewhere warm then I would say hmmmm.

Originally Posted by PartOfOne

Wow! High flying insects, Really, Really, Really High flying insects, focused in with a 48X zoom lens. I'm not sure, maybe I'll agree, but I don't think so. Sorry, my experience and education questions your conclusion.

That's fair enough then, I bow to your superior education and experience.

I do have a few questions though. The camera isn't focused on the sky (which I believe would be infinity?), it's focused on the top of the building. So are these really tiny UFOs that are amusing themselves by swarming around an office block? Also, how can you possibly know what magnification lense is being used? Finally, are you saying it's impossible for insects to attain a height of a couple of hundred feet? Keeping in mind that we're focused on the top of the building and buildings have air conditioning vents on the roof that lead into every room in said building?

Of course, bugs was just a guess from me. It could be anything, even very, very small UFOs.

[Dantheman62]

It says towards the end of the video what lens he's using in a little pop-up thing, but the more I watch it the more it looks like those things are being blown around by the wind.

[Myplanet2]

That would have to be some odd wind phenomena with those objects blowing in so many different directions at once, and at all different speeds

[Samarkis]

VERRRRRy Interestingggg!! LOVE IT & I will try it soon!! (already see flashing and zigzaging things at nite!!)

Here is a great clip I came across about Humanity!!

Enjoy!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVH0Y9lJec0