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Pretty interesting, and they definitely look sort of pill-shaped (if you look closely, they look like two spheres stuck together, but that might have been resolution limitations of the camera). But they have the flight characteristics of an airplane - no darting around like the Tic Tacs from the Navy, so the reasonable conclusion is that they are indeed planes and are far enough way such that the details cannot be seen on the cell phone camera.
I agree as people have said that they are moving slowly as planes would move, yet there is no blur or any indication on either of them that the camera is stretching to capture the images. Usually the definition would get fuzzy and non-round things would appear as round or with marked ghosting at the edges of the lighter colours.
In my opinion as someone who speculates a lot, I would say they are probably military drones which are using new anti-grav technology to fly without wings. Maybe they are on a mission where speed is not necessary or wanted, so for example they are taking photos of the scene below them and need top resolution, or something of that nature.
At this stage we are seeing these things often and so it is no longer a high security, highly secret technology. We know that someone has this technology in daily use, but who? "They"(the government?) are happy for them to be understood as alien technology and probably UFOs or else they are flaunting their abilities.
Most people still believe we do not have technology this advanced but you can trace the development of it from at least Roswell onwards. The Cash-Landrum event as evidenced by the 4x twin-rotor helicopters escorting the 'UFO', that the technology has been around in various forms for ages and probably since WW2. It may have come from the Germans and may still be the Germans flying out of Antarctica where the poor satellite coverage and no-fly zones show us there is definitely something unusual happening there - in spite of what is denied by ex-workers on here.
Pretty interesting, and they definitely look sort of pill-shaped (if you look closely, they look like two spheres stuck together, but that might have been resolution limitations of the camera). But they have the flight characteristics of an airplane - no darting around like the Tic Tacs from the Navy, so the reasonable conclusion is that they are indeed planes and are far enough way such that the details cannot be seen on the cell phone camera.
OR that could be the wings not reflecting the sun the same as the body of the plane.
OR that could be the wings not reflecting the sun the same as the body of the plane.
So...the wings are not attached to the body then? In the time the video was recorded, you would have thought you would have seen some indication of wings if there were any.
Really the video is so inconclusive as to not even warrant consideration in UFO circles. It covers a few pixels, are people seriously looking for wings, tails, and rotors in a pixel? There is nothing there to conclude that it is anything other than a plane, it's just too far away and unclear.
So...the wings are not attached to the body then? In the time the video was recorded, you would have thought you would have seen some indication of wings if there were any.
Your post makes no sense to me. The plane is not directly above you so how would you see the wings. The plane is at an angle that the wings at best would barely protrude past the body. With the bright reflection of the sun off the planes body there is no way to see the wings. Except maybe the dull spot is caused by the wing because it is not reflecting the sun.
This is something I have seen in real life. I live in a rural area so I could also hear it was a plane. It is getting close to the time of year to see the reflection of the sun off a plane. Never realized it was such a debated subject. We rarely have planes fly over but when they do they fly east or west to the north of me. So the sun has to be lower in the southern sky to get tbe correct angle to see that bright glare.
I take it back, not a manned airplane. Likely a pair of drones. Not sunlight, but LED lights bright enough to be seen in daylight. The LED lights, because of the brightness, would "drown out" any ability to make out the shape.
I take it back, not a manned airplane. Likely a pair of drones. Not sunlight, but LED lights bright enough to be seen in daylight. The LED lights, because of the brightness, would "drown out" any ability to make out the shape.
To me the video the OP posted are planes as I have seen this in real life.
I do agree that believers and a lot of wishful thinking has resulted in many drones being misidentified as UFOs.
Back in the later 70s early 80s some people made basically small hot air balloons with plastic shopping bags, a few straws, and a birthday candle. Many of those used to get reported as UFOs.
As a kid we done it using bread bags and some got reported as UFOs. That is till we got caught. My cousin lived just outside of town on a hill. If there was a very light west wind we could get them to fly over town and at night it looks like a glowing ball that doesn't fly in a straight direction and a constant speed. It didn't take long before we got caught. LOL, the fond memories of childhood.
Inconclusive to me. I wanted to go into this thinking they were planes, but i'm not so sure. The side profile does look like the sun reflecting off the fuselage, which can sometimes obscure the wings and empennage, but their behavior is what is strange to me.
I live within 5-10 miles of a major international airport. Plane watching is something I do frequently here and sometimes you do sort of see two planes "racing" each other in the same general direction, but different altitudes. However, usually when this happens, they are very high up at cruising altitudes. In this video, they actually look pretty low, i doubt ATC would have commercial air traffic so low and so close together. Perhaps they are military, but their speed and size throws me off a bit? Also, planes that close i would expect to hear, especially if it was military. Granted, the second video had a plane that was relatively quiet so can't read into the lack of noise too much
I can't tell. Looks cool though
I change my answer now, i believe it was an airplane.
One day last week i happened to be in my yard and decided to do some plane watching. The conditions were perfect in terms of sun angle and such that a plane came into view at approx the same distance as in the vid, and the same altitude and was white. The sun angle was such that it was shining directly on the side of the fuselage facing me. I could not see the wing at all. It looked like a white pill, just like the video.
However, as i watched the plane move across the sky, the sun angle on it changed. As it moved, the differing angles did allow the wing to be visible after it had traveled far enough.
The two objects being low and close still makes me raise an eyebrow. I've never seen ATC allow two planes to be so close to each other unless they were landing on parallel runways. The vid doesn't look like a landing approach as altitude remains constant.
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