u/3p1ks

I checked flightradar24 before posting

Went out for a walk at like 1 am then on my way back this red/green/white flashing craft showed up and was flying in a straight line then instantly stopped so I immediately began recording as much footage of it as I could. I have aircraft flying over the area all the time so I know very well what they would look like. This one is flashing and alternating between 1 red and 2 green. Aircraft flying toward/away from you have both nav lights visible on left and right sides of the wings simultaneously which doesn't match what is seen here + the green light is a bit bright for aircraft nav lights. There was also nothing on flightradar24 that flew in the area during that time.

I recorded a video for 2+ min then switched to screen recording the photo mode to get more zoom until suddenly TR3B just spawns in out of nowhere and just so happens to conveniently fly directly into the shot right past the other object. I recorded another video afterwards where the object was no longer red & green and was just flashing white, and was instantly accelerating left and right. I'm not sure how to post multiple videos here as it's too large for imgur.

This is a known video and has been posted before in other subreddits but I haven't seen anyone mention that there's multiple objects in this video. One can be seen bottom left flying over the peak, slowing down, doing a 90 degree turn before accelerating and flying off.

Other posts about this video were an analysis version which showed a zoomed clip on the bottom left of the screen, overlaying and blocking the second object from view and so nobody ever noticed it. There's also another one near the top, slightly left toward the end of the video (last clip of this video zooms in on it).

Some info:
Source (raw 4k video in desc)

This appears to be an update video but I cannot find any initial video on the channel relating to this at all.

There's another angle shown at 6:30 in the YouTube video where two of the same objects fly across the screen from left to right.

Filmed on June 17, 2020 (according to the mp4 file shown at 8:26)

Located in Oszoly Csucs, Hungary 47°38'40.00"N 18°57'25.08"E

I measured the distance and speed of the object at bottom left. It travelled ~250 metres in 1 second before it making its turn, which equates to ~900km/h. It is also ~1.5 km away from the camera and looks to be about the size of a bus or a small plane, maybe even larger.

If all cylindrical objects seen in the video are of the same sizes, it indicates that the main one seen in the first clip might be closer to the camera than the one seen at the peak due to its larger apparent size, and if that's the case, it is likely between .8 - 1.1 km from the camera based on pixel size comparisons but this isn't a very reliable way to measure object sizes/distances so it's hard to get accurate numbers.

First and second one are both asymmetrical and have 2 white lights below the wing that don't seem to be FAA. I've seen a lot of triangle-shaped craft that have the exactly the same pattern of 2 dim solid white lights below the wingtips that don't normally exist on aircraft. According to this post a person claims he saw the exact same craft seen in the second image. He claimed the craft was travelling 20-50 kts which is below stall speed for a typical winged drone, especially the size of a car. The third one is a video from a previous post on this sub. This one is strange because it has a weird black white colour scheme, unusual wings and engines, a bump on the nose, unusually bright lights. The sound it makes feels off, almost like an aircraft but out of tune. It also has quite a flat angle of attack given its speed.

Seeing if I can find any patterns or clues. I am basing this information from this source

I cannot seem to find any information about this video. I've reverse searched the entire video searching for image matches of each frame. The oldest source I found was from here

I don't think it's AI or CGI. Everything is too good and consistent. I believe the camera is certainly real and so is the filmed scene. We've all seen fake VHS overlays in videos before and it looks nothing like this. You can also see the b&w ghosting effect around the edges of objects where they have a dark highlight on one side and light highlight on the other side (example). Those lens flares are also really good.

If the environment is real but the objects are super-imposed, then I'm impressed by how they appear to have the same artifact effects from the camera, perfect lighting compared to the environment, and perfect stabilization to the background including any motion blur. The camera shakes a lot in the video and the whole thing is 1 minute.

If this is a really good hoax, why doesn't anybody know about this and barely any views on all these videos? Anyone making a fake this good would've come out about it to admit it was some VFX project. If they want attention and/or money, they would've posted this everywhere to get as many views as possible.

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There are certain obvious details that I've never seen on an aircraft before. The large spherical object on the nose and the engine and wings look unusual. The tail has a green rectangular light, which is a formation light, which means this is a military aircraft.

I think these forces behind the ufo and aliens narrative are intentionally culturally coding the topic to be silly as to encourage dumb people to believe in it while driving away all the smart people.

Dumb people are more likely to be gullible and take things for granted without asking many questions. The whole disclosure movement and the ufo narrative was setup from the beginning since Roswell to condition us to be aware of these things so that when the time is ready for a full reveal it wouldn't cause a mass crisis on earth. They seem to not be fully hidden, and all of these flyover events are just psyops done to test human reactions and bring more awareness. I highly doubt intelligent beings capable of interstellar travel would make such a rookie mistake and "accidentally" crash their craft into the earth in 1947. It "crashed" on purpose to plant a seed for the entire narrative to start to get us talking about it and to test how we'd react to such a scenario.

It also is being made apparent that the disclosure movement is all entirely human effort, but I think that's all an illusion and is part of the plan. We are going to get disclosure regardless if we advocate for it or not. We didn't decide to push for disclosure, we were allowed to push for it. Eventually, there's going to be more and more evidence being declassified to bring more and more people to the believer side.

I believe the entire goal of this is that ET's don't want humans to have certain types of technology because it could pose a threat to their existence. They've already seen us nuke ourselves twice and fight many wars, so why should we be trusted with tech that could instantly reach other star systems? As a result they end up killing anyone who discovers this technology and tries to reveal it to the public. This is similar to how the US doesn't allow Iran to have nuclear weapons because they see them as a threat to their existence based on what they know about them, and if they try to enrich uranium, the US bombs their facilities.

The fact that aliens don't immediately wipe us out or reveal themselves to us to tell us that they exist and that they're controlling scientific progress would mean they care about our existence to an extent. They don't want us to have certain technology but also don't want us to have a mass crisis that could lead to us destroying ourselves. Maybe they have empathy? I mean, we fight a lot of wars and kill each other and yet I don't think we'd wipe out another planet with intelligent life on it if we had the option to. It's hard to say this considering scientists and whistleblowers are being killed, but I think if these aliens were aggressive enough to invade us they would've been busy fighting their own wars going extinct.

All I know is, if they really wanted to hide from us, we wouldn't know about this phenomena at all, yet we do, and we're becoming increasingly more aware of it over time at an exponential rate.

I'm Canadian and I went on vacation to the US. Never been to an American hospital before.

I had an orthodontic-related emergency but it was Sunday and all dental offices were closed. My palate expander broke and was causing pain and discomfort, so I decided to go to the hospital to see if they could remove the broken metal bar as a temporary relief.

They weren't sure if they could cut it off but they tried anyways with some pliers, which did not work, so I got discharged within 30 min.

They billed me for $732.45 just for that? They didn't even do anything. I've heard a lot about the US healthcare system being terrible but I didn't think it'd be THAT bad.