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Tuesday, February 05, 2013
UFO fireball crashed to the ground in rome
Some type of object caught on camera burning up in the lower atmosphere over Rome Italy:
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3 comments:
Nice instrumental.
As for the object, it must have been observed and identified by ATC, astronomers and weather sentries. I'd be interested to find out what they concluded.
--Tom
Can you stop posting contrails that are catching the setting sun please?
Hi, couple of observations. (1) I live in California, and we have these planes from SAC (strategic air command) that fly along the coastline every day. They fly at VERY high altitude, and they ALWAYS leave chemtrails. Another distinguishing characteristic is that they fly in VERY straight lines, and when necessary (country's borders?) make gentle but very accurate turns, as is seen here. At the beginning of the video, you can clearly see that there are 2 planes, which cross each others paths, albeit at different altitudes. The photographer chose to film the plane that was flying AWAY from him. That's why the image got harder and harder to see until it simply disappeared on the horizon - it was moving AWAY from the camera. Also, unless I missed it, I didn't see any "crash" - again, the plane "disappeared" into the horizon.
I'm not complaining, as regardless of what is captured on these videos, it's still very entertaining to watch them every day, and I'm grateful to RealUFOs for sending them. I just wish that whoever is in charge of checking these things out prior to posting and emailing them would at least require them to pass the most rudimentary of smell tests. Unfortunately both of today's videos are pretty easily explainable, even by a non-professional like myself. Thanks for reading. Have a great night.
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