A few things about this topic:

-The person who shot the source video wasn't looking through a window.

The guy who posted the original video even mentions that he was out on his balcony in the video description. (I happen to have discovered that the balcony he was filming from does not have a window, none of the balconies on that building do.)

-I also know that his camera was pointing almost due north (only a few degrees to the east) This is based on the location of surrounding buildings and road orientation.

-I couldn't find any obvious military bases in that direction, much less a "US National Guard Military Base" as was mentioned in the OP video.

What I did find in the northern direction was a lot of residential areas and a substation (about 5 miles away) that is almost in a perfect line with where the camera is pointing.

-After watching the HD videos with the 'UFOs' in them, I'd have to say that they are indeed lens flares. They only appear at certain zoom levels and are in a straight line from the light source on the ground, cross the center of the camera lens, and are the same distance from the center of the camera lens as the source of light on the ground.

-Why do the UFO's move? Because the guy keeps zooming in, zooming out, and panning the camera most of the time.

The OP video makes this impossible to tell, since for some crazy reason, they are using a hand held camera to film the video on his computer screen while he narrates it.


As much as I wish it was an alien intervention in human stupidity, I think I have to go with the 'substation causes transformers to explode' theory.


My question would be, why did the guy in the OP video try to discredit the UFO community? I wonder what agency he works for.