Aliens?

[Ruff]

[Brooklyn Bully]

I call hoax, and a very well done one. When the head of the trail passes the wire at about :26, it doesn't go behind the wire like it should. Instead it passes in front of it. Every other instance the head either is behind an object or is eventually see-thru. So if it is a hoax as I think, the editor messed up this part. I hope it is real though. It'd be cool!

[Jeremy Igo]

I call hoax, and a very well done one. When the head of the trail passes the wire at about :26, it doesn't go behind the wire like it should. Instead it passes in front of it. Every other instance the head either is behind an object or is eventually see-thru. So if it is a hoax as I think, the editor messed up this part. I hope it is real though. It'd be cool!

 

Actually, thats how it should look since the subject is much brighter than the wire. Lenses don't quite work exactly like the human eye.

[Toundra]

A simple meteor entering atmopshere and obviously bouncing on our atmopshere.

 

 

[Toundra]

Another one at night.

 

[Ja Rhule]

Russians...

[Guest]

A simple meteor entering atmopshere and obviously bouncing on our atmopshere.

Not saying this was an alien ship or anything, but the weird thing is the chunk (or orb) flies off the main meteor in the opposite direction of travel.  The second example shows pieces breaking off but they fly in the same direction. Maybe the orb is faked.

[Bronn]

too slow to be a meteorite, and the thing that comes off is clearly not naturally jettisoned... It's going pretty much the opposite direction at a higher rate of speed...

 

also, it appears to be spiraling on it's descent, almost in a corkscrew motion... not simply falling and breaking apart...

 

it's either some sort of debris entering the atmosphere and the "orb" is some sort of stored fuel container that has been jettisoned off due to high temperatures from friction or it is some sort of unknown aircraft, be it terrestrial or extraterrestrial...

 

 

[Toundra]

Sorry, i missed this "detail"  the first time, an explosion?

The ejected part keep the same velocity so you need a huge explosion to move like this..  The booster from a rocket?

 

 

Well like Arsen, Russians.