Aliens caught on my dad's trail cam
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it looks like a lightning bug to me with some distortion. if you REALLY want to know what it is, look at a list of all the bugs that live in your area, find the ones that fly/glow, and then find out if they are alive during that time of year. If you can't find it then... well let's just say you better get your tin foil hat ready cause they're comin for ya!!!!!1!!!!!!11!!!!!one!!!!!!:scared::crying:
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It's one of these dangling from a thread in front of the camera and swinging about in the breeze.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tent_caterpillar
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tent_caterpillar
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could be an air force of fireflies flying in unison like the blue angles?
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It's more interesting that it took so long to notice, as well as didn't freak out.
Show us that shot in the daytime for surroundings?
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Lol, that was the first thing I thought of when I saw it. Gotta love Navi
Yeah, I need to see the surroundings. Is the camera at head level? Is it pointed up at the sky just a bit? Is it pointing just all the way down the trail? I would like to also repost a higher definition of the video.
First thing I've noticed, before the object came closer, the screen was smoothly and wavy. But when the object did come closer it started flickering.
A) A ghost in that form is probably unlikely.
B) The screen fluctuating suggest the object using some type of energy source. (Is your camera plugged in or is its power from batteries?) Also if you watch the video carefully, the video gets WAY dimmer than it usually is.
First thing I've noticed, before the object came closer, the screen was smoothly and wavy. But when the object did come closer it started flickering.
A) A ghost in that form is probably unlikely.
B) The screen fluctuating suggest the object using some type of energy source. (Is your camera plugged in or is its power from batteries?) Also if you watch the video carefully, the video gets WAY dimmer than it usually is.
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Haha its probably some kind of insect that got too close to the camera or something...
BTW aliens = lol I mean I can't fathom this:
1.) you build an intergalactic starship with the mission to seek out other intelligence life (lets just forget about the astronomical cost of fuel, R&D and development of the ship)
2.) you someone how manage to find a suitable planet that supports life then you proceed to narrow the list down to planets that only support intelligent life (this would be a head ache inducing task as well because the universe is simply too freaking big, if some alien life discovers us today from one end of the universe and launches a ship on a meet & greet mission, chance our that humanity would be dead or moved on by the time they get here....)
3.) Ok lets imagine that they actually manage to get here...what is their TASK? What would be their objective? From all the UFO stories I have read:
A.) Crash land on a desert somewhere in America (LOL)
B.) Show off their superior piloting skills or aerodynamics of their superior vehicles to a select few pilots...yea....
C.) Get captured of camera (ever notice how all the caps are low res...not a single HQ pic of UFO or aliens has ever been captured)
...what else?
IMO universe is way too big, I am 100% sure that life exists in the universe (including intelligent life). Personally I can't wait for NASA to launch that satellite to survey Europa (one of Jupiter's moon), according to Hawkings and many other scientists there is a chance of aquatic life on Europa.
But as for aliens visiting us etc..I don't this this will ever happen. If we are lucky we could establish radio contact but we will NEVER EVER establish direct one on one contact with aliens EVER. If you want to know why? Watch this wonderful 1 hour lecture [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=veU6hK3jMH4[/ame]
BTW aliens = lol I mean I can't fathom this:
1.) you build an intergalactic starship with the mission to seek out other intelligence life (lets just forget about the astronomical cost of fuel, R&D and development of the ship)
2.) you someone how manage to find a suitable planet that supports life then you proceed to narrow the list down to planets that only support intelligent life (this would be a head ache inducing task as well because the universe is simply too freaking big, if some alien life discovers us today from one end of the universe and launches a ship on a meet & greet mission, chance our that humanity would be dead or moved on by the time they get here....)
3.) Ok lets imagine that they actually manage to get here...what is their TASK? What would be their objective? From all the UFO stories I have read:
A.) Crash land on a desert somewhere in America (LOL)
B.) Show off their superior piloting skills or aerodynamics of their superior vehicles to a select few pilots...yea....
C.) Get captured of camera (ever notice how all the caps are low res...not a single HQ pic of UFO or aliens has ever been captured)
...what else?
IMO universe is way too big, I am 100% sure that life exists in the universe (including intelligent life). Personally I can't wait for NASA to launch that satellite to survey Europa (one of Jupiter's moon), according to Hawkings and many other scientists there is a chance of aquatic life on Europa.
But as for aliens visiting us etc..I don't this this will ever happen. If we are lucky we could establish radio contact but we will NEVER EVER establish direct one on one contact with aliens EVER. If you want to know why? Watch this wonderful 1 hour lecture [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=veU6hK3jMH4[/ame]
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but you can see the string where the lights are hanging from....
