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D-Day
20th April 2011, 12:56
If this is a fake then it's a pretty good effort...

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Lost Soul
20th April 2011, 13:04
Teenage joyriding aliens.

kaatje
20th April 2011, 13:12
Lord Soul,

You are so funny hahahahaa
Gr karin.

crosby
20th April 2011, 13:13
that was either a very good fake, or an incredible duck and cover maneuver by e.ts.
thanks, D-Day. you got any more of those?
warmest, corson

D-Day
20th April 2011, 13:15
Teenage joyriding aliens.

LOL - Yep, they're definitely flying this one like it was stolen... and I dare say the pilot has at least a couple of six packs under his belt!

Seriously though... this footage is so fantastic that it makes me think it must be a fake.

Wish I had some video analysis software so I could get a better look at the entry and exit points.

If nothing else, this video certainly makes for good entertainment :)

D-Day
20th April 2011, 13:23
that was either a very good fake, or an incredible duck and cover maneuver by e.ts.
thanks, D-Day. you got any more of those?
warmest, corson

Here you go...

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alemao
20th April 2011, 13:26
If this is a fake then it's a pretty good effort...

Agreed, it is almost too good to be truth. I am convinced that it is real, but then, I know nothing about video editing. Any experts?

crosby
20th April 2011, 13:27
these are fantastic..... thanks.
regards, corson

Dorok
20th April 2011, 13:32
If this is a fake then it's a pretty good effort...

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I'm not buying it. Just for the obvious fact that the camera operator was panning already for the full entry/exit without hesitation.

bilko
20th April 2011, 13:33
If you play frame by frame you will see at 9 seconds exactly on the exit point that the water has been pasted in. I suspect it is a very good cut and paste of a whale emerging from a different film.

D-Day
20th April 2011, 13:43
that was either a very good fake, or an incredible duck and cover maneuver by e.ts.
thanks, D-Day. you got any more of those?
warmest, corson

Here's another interesting one for ya Corson ;) (not sure if you've seen this already...)

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D-Day
20th April 2011, 13:52
If you play frame by frame you will see at 9 seconds exactly on the exit point that the water has been pasted in. I suspect it is a very good cut and paste of a whale emerging from a different film.

You may be right there bilko...

Although, I've played and replayed this video many times now and have focused specifically on entry/exit but I just don't see the cut and paste job you're referring to.

Having said that, my eyesight also isn't the greatest...

Did you pay any attention to the shadow that seems to come in from the lower right side as the UFO descends into the river?

What do you make of that??

toothpick
20th April 2011, 13:53
Sorry, I,m not buying it. Just looks fake.

An Cailleach
20th April 2011, 14:06
I don't think it looks fake, but I agree that it could be. That's what good film editing is about ... making things look real.

One thing that doesn't ring true is that the filmers did not sound in any way alarmed that a UFO was flying at a high speed in their direction. I think most people would at least flinch and let out a couple of expletives if they saw that coming for them. How would they have known that it was goning to turn slightly and dive into the river?

I want it to be real, but hey!

D-Day
20th April 2011, 14:20
I don't think it looks fake, but I agree that it could be. That's what good film editing is about ... making things look real.

One thing that doesn't ring true is that the filmers did not sound in any way alarmed that a UFO was flying at a high speed in their direction. I think most people would at least flinch and let out a couple of expletives if they saw that coming for them. How would they have known that it was goning to turn slightly and dive into the river?

I want it to be real, but hey!

Hi An Cailleah,

You make some very good points here.

Cheers
Dan

Olam
20th April 2011, 14:34
In my opinion,just as when they fly in the air, I would think that it would not disrupt the water when entering.
Our laws of physics do not apply to them with their technology.
Nice work on effects though!

the trojan
20th April 2011, 15:48
hah hahah hahahah hhhahaha ah ha ahhah hah!

TheTwo
20th April 2011, 16:19
The guys is saying in Russian: "Here it is, sweetheart, its hanging around here every friday....."
as it flies away: "get lost!"
Appears to be drunken...

I noticed that the voice is very similar, if not the same, as in this video: Video of Alien Body Discovered In Buryatia, Russia April 2011 (http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?18622-Video-of-Alien-Body-Discovered-In-Buryatia-Russia-April-2011&p=199681&highlight=snow#post199681)

JoshERTW
20th April 2011, 16:22
The splash down itself in the OP doesn't look realistic to me. Nor the exit from the water.

Gajanana
20th April 2011, 16:23
It happened so fast, how did the cameraman know where to follow as it flew underwater? normal reaction would be to stay on the crash area... iho - G

Jake
20th April 2011, 16:32
Real or fake, that is fun to watch. eyecandy! I have heard that USO's can travel at mind boggling speed through the water without the friction that it would normally create. If that were the case, then there would be no splash coming in or out of the water. Here is another one, complete with Military jets and helicopters...


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBwG9VoTCFM

ghostrider
20th April 2011, 17:59
the background came from a vid used a year ago with a spinning ufo, same flight path right to left. fffaakkkee.

Gone001
20th April 2011, 18:08
I have to say fake. When you hear reports of USO's the witnesses usually say that the craft makes no splash when entering the water. This thing mind as well have done a cannon ball lol.

beyondmyctrl
20th April 2011, 18:22
you know, just the fact that people are walking by the water and they don't react to a big ass UFO splashing in the water and then exiting right next to them, should be enough to tell people it's a fake.... but apparently not . :)

One
20th April 2011, 22:25
Looks like this is the last place a genuine film is ever going to get flagged up. These are some of the arguments for stamping the film as fake:

1. I'm not buying it. Just for the obvious fact that the camera operator was panning already for the full entry/exit without hesitation.
- I think he notices its direction of travel and is able to track it by predicting it will keep going in the same direction. When it gets to to the river he pauses to wait to see what it's direction of travel is again. It can then be followed again once the new direction has been taken up. Fairly easy I would think.

2. If you play frame by frame you will see at 9 seconds exactly on the exit point that the water has been pasted in. I suspect it is a very good cut and paste of a whale emerging from a different film.
- I don't think whales blow water at that angle and why cut and paste something in that decreases it's credibility especially as it looks next to impossible to do. The jet of water is consistent with the angle the object exits and what you might see if the object was spinning or had some kind of spinning field around it. That is the one part that adds some credibility for me.

3. It just looks fake.
- And others say it is too good to be real.

4. One thing that doesn't ring true is that the filmers did not sound in any way alarmed that a UFO was flying at a high speed in their direction. I think most people would at least flinch and let out a couple of expletives if they saw that coming for them.
- Apparently it turns up every Friday. I don't believe every one would scream or swear in such circumstances anyway. I suspect I might watch in stunned silence.

5. How would they have known that it was goning to turn slightly and dive into the river?
- The camera is panning at the same angle all the way until it hits the river (as they are able to predict where it will be next by its direction of travel). There is no sudden jerk when the object suddenly drops into the river. They didn't keep up with that.

6. It shouldn't disrupt the water when it enters it.
- It must be fake because it is following the laws of physics? It belly flopped into the river.

7. The guys is saying in Russian: "Here it is, sweetheart, its hanging around here every friday....." as it flies away: "get lost!" Appears to be drunken...
- No rule to say you have to be sober. I suspect a faker would like to avoid drunken commentries.

8. It happened so fast, how did the cameraman know where to follow as it flew underwater.
- It has to go one way or another when it goes into the river and left would be the best guess (especially if it does it every friday night).

With respect there is absolutely no chance of anything worthy being spotted here when people can convince themselves of a fake with logic such as this. Yes it may well be fake but i'm going to take a lot more convincing than that.

Even dive bombing into rivers isn't going to get them noticed it seems. If they get out and swim next Friday I suspect it will be proclaimed fake because a nearby dog barked in the wrong tone :)

Mr54
20th April 2011, 22:59
Clearly fake IMO. Really doesn't look real at all. The splash is out of proportion with the scale of the rest of the scene. Panning issues as mentioned above.

But hey if you think its real that's fine too............................

DeDukshyn
20th April 2011, 23:09
If this is a fake then it's a pretty good effort...

fnq9nWOS18c

Very cool! But ... has tell tale signs of being a clever hoax. Nice work, whoever put this one together ...

Ok normally, I don't elaborate much and expect everyone to take me at face value, but here's my take: The speed of the craft coming into the water is not consistent. The splash is not quite the right size or shape for the objects hitting the water at that speed (I was raised on a lake - I know splashes ;-) The speed and size of the waves moving away from the craft are not accurate - the creator knew this and did added blur to simulate a brief out of focus moment, but it conveniently hids the details of the splash and waves. To me it's some great 3D and overlay work, but if anyone can find flaws in my judgement please point them out.

RedeZra
20th April 2011, 23:17
the late Bill Cooper himself witnessed a UFO coming out of the ocean so the technology is probably there

DouglasDanger
20th April 2011, 23:25
If this is a fake then it's a pretty good effort...

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I'm not buying it. Just for the obvious fact that the camera operator was panning already for the full entry/exit without hesitation.


There's no water ripples following the ship after it enters the water... it would have created a wave which would have followed it untill it exited the water.. first thing that grabbed my attention, amungst other things...

Lord Sidious
20th April 2011, 23:44
The first one is obviously CGI nuggetry.
Jakes one is also CGI nuggetry, but it is part of a trailer for a movie in Spanish.

One
20th April 2011, 23:46
Very cool! But ... has tell tale signs of being a clever hoax. Nice work, whoever put this one together ...

Ok normally, I don't elaborate much and expect everyone to take me at face value, but here's my take: The speed of the craft coming into the water is not consistent. The splash is not quite the right size or shape for the objects hitting the water at that speed (I was raised on a lake - I know splashes ;-) The speed and size of the waves moving away from the craft are not accurate - the creator knew this and did added blur to simulate a brief out of focus moment, but it conveniently hids the details of the splash and waves. To me it's some great 3D and overlay work, but if anyone can find flaws in my judgement please point them out.

Ok. Why does the speed need to be consistent? The splash looks fine to me. It seems as though it drops towards the surface of the water and changes direction into more of an oblique dive as it nears the surface of the water. Infact the splash looks correct to me for a saucer shaped object diving into the water at that angle. The don't see anything change during the blur and I see nothing wrong with the splash or speed of the waves/ripples. There was plenty of detail of the splashes to see either side of the blur and on the exit of the water.

Yes amazing 3d overlay work is an understatement if thats what it was.

One
20th April 2011, 23:52
There's no water ripples following the ship after it enters the water... it would have created a wave which would have followed it untill it exited the water.. first thing that grabbed my attention, amungst other things...

As I say if you look closer it changes direction at the last fraction of a second before hitting the water to dive. Looks fine to me. What were the other things that grabbed your attention?

RedeZra
20th April 2011, 23:53
There's no water ripples following the ship after it enters the water... it would have created a wave which would have followed it untill it exited the water.. first thing that grabbed my attention, amungst other things...

that is because it is submerged under water and not breaking the surface ; )

SKIBADABOMSKI
21st April 2011, 01:18
For the time being these individuals are happy with just a view count for these efforts.
Fun video though..

DeDukshyn
21st April 2011, 23:26
Very cool! But ... has tell tale signs of being a clever hoax. Nice work, whoever put this one together ...

Ok normally, I don't elaborate much and expect everyone to take me at face value, but here's my take: The speed of the craft coming into the water is not consistent. The splash is not quite the right size or shape for the objects hitting the water at that speed (I was raised on a lake - I know splashes ;-) The speed and size of the waves moving away from the craft are not accurate - the creator knew this and did added blur to simulate a brief out of focus moment, but it conveniently hids the details of the splash and waves. To me it's some great 3D and overlay work, but if anyone can find flaws in my judgement please point them out.

Ok. Why does the speed need to be consistent? The splash looks fine to me. It seems as though it drops towards the surface of the water and changes direction into more of an oblique dive as it nears the surface of the water. Infact the splash looks correct to me for a saucer shaped object diving into the water at that angle. The don't see anything change during the blur and I see nothing wrong with the splash or speed of the waves/ripples. There was plenty of detail of the splashes to see either side of the blur and on the exit of the water.

Yes amazing 3d overlay work is an understatement if thats what it was.

The "craft" high speed "belly flopped" into the water. That's suspect, right there. Have you ever seen what happens to a bullet as it hits water? The faster it hits, the faster it disintegrates. a 50mm "cannon" shell disintigrates instantly when shot into the water. A 9mm handgun bullet travels ~10 feet. In other words the faster an object hits, the forces increase exponentially. That belly flop was an impossible feat of physics in my opinion. But then there is this: where is the stream of air (cavitation) that would follow the craft under the water for some time? there are non-whatsoever. Where's the murk turned up from the bottom as the craft streaks by underwater? Now look very closely at the exit. Does the UFO have a firehose attached to the front of it? Where is that focused stream of water BEFORE the UFO exits the water coming from?

If you have ever seen a very large agricultural irrigation "sprinkler" -- the kind that operate the same way as your rotary garden variety, and imagine it first starting up; The water begins to eject, pushes the "balance" back; ==this is where the "firehose stream" starts - just before the UFO "exits"==;Then the ufo comes out and the main "splash" is actually the point where the balance comes back and "cuts" the main stream, where it would be pushed back out again. On the sprinkler this would be the very start of the "tsh-tsh-tsh-" effect. It's an overlay of the water stream from the startup of agricultural sprinkler. If it is real this must be a daily event in Russia as no one is all that alarmed.

Arpheus
22nd April 2011, 00:50
Well it appears that we have a lot of video and image experts here as members of Avalon,you guys should be making tons of money examining ufo videos and making a living while at it?Instead you are all using your free time commenting on youtube videos on our forum and giving us all many many reasons why every video posted here is obviously fake LOL,sorry this just cracks me up,i can have my own opinion on it but thanks a lot for adding some good times to my life,so my question is this ,well is there any video evidence anywhere NOT FAKE?Is there any PURE AUTHENTIC videos out there?Does anyone care to post anything that has been absolutely proven to be TRUE 100 per cent?I would love to see some REAL IMAGES that aren't fakes or hoaxes,thanks a lot folks good times!!

Hervé
22nd April 2011, 01:02
With all these wonderful debunking tips, I wouldn't be surprised that an "undebunkable" fake video would come out soon to your nearest YouTube theatre...

W.C.
22nd April 2011, 03:17
Jakes one is also CGI nuggetry, but it is part of a trailer for a movie in Spanish.

Lord Sidious, do you know the name of the movie?

I wouldn't mind watching it from what I saw.

DeDukshyn
22nd April 2011, 04:25
Agricultural sprinkler ;-) (you can even see the rotation movement ... it's more and more obvious the more I watch it)

Arpheus I am not a skeptic at all, just someone (as an artist) who pays close attention to detail. I have seen some impressive UFO vids, this one is entertaining, but created.

ponda
22nd April 2011, 05:21
It's also possible that water might react in a manner that is unknown to us because of whatever force a ufo might have around it.The ripples might be different or there might be no ripples etc.


Here's an amazing ufo clip from Scotland


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fccY5CoJ44
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fccY5CoJ44

;)

W.C.
23rd April 2011, 01:29
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-AhBFoAodA

Jake
25th April 2011, 20:58
Jakes one is also CGI nuggetry, but it is part of a trailer for a movie in Spanish.

Lord Sidious, do you know the name of the movie?

I wouldn't mind watching it from what I saw.

Here are parts of the making of the video.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkrnEPoaPiU&feature=related