https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sr1M...DDyZ1kxscSPd-8
Uploader states, i shot this video from my backyard in the Summerlin area of Las Vegas, Nevada on the night of December 19, 2019.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sr1M...DDyZ1kxscSPd-8
Uploader states, i shot this video from my backyard in the Summerlin area of Las Vegas, Nevada on the night of December 19, 2019.
the presentation seemed legitimate ... he sounded genuinely aroused. He does this for a living though? That's a bit puzzling.
It seemed like one of those boxed shaped image things. Two boxed shaped objects rotating around one another. There were other sparklies in the video but there didn't seem to be any military craft around it. It was something but what remains the big question. Cool video!
This was also posted at Project Avalon about a year ago, and I remember thinking that the smaller blinking lights around the main flashes might have been part of the craft, but that the rest of the ship was cloaked. If you look closely, you will see that it's always a perfectly triangular formation. :hmm:
I can kinda see the triangle, by his calculations it was traveling at about 1200 mph - 2000 kph
I'm not sure his calculations were right. A lot depends on the altitude, and I have the impression ─ in which I could of course be dead wrong ─ that it wasn't all that high up in the sky. And thus, it would have been smaller ─ the general description of the typical "black triangle" UFO is that it would be some 100 meters (or ~300 feet) in length ─ and also a lot slower.Quote:
Originally posted by NotAPretender
But then again, the "Belgian" UFO of 1989 was clocked on the radar of the pursuing jet fighters as accelerating from a mere 160 km/h (or 100 mph) to over 1'600 km/h (or 1'000 mph) in less than one second, thereby also radically changing its altitude from high up to almost treetop level. And all without making a single sound. But that maneuver was of course specifically intended to escape the weapons radar lock of the jets.
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yeah, i would agree ... based on his estimate that would have been well within terrestrial craft range ...