Do you follow this kind of stuff?
I seem to recall a year or so ago, there was some guy, I think in CA or AZ who was recording small, very fast moving objects zipping through his neighborhood.
They weren’t visible to the naked eye, but he picked them up on his camera after slowing down the motion. IIRC, some local tv news agency got involved.
But I never heard what the result was. Do you have any idea?
The video in question, however is not fake (at least as far as the brainiacs at the TV station were concerned)
I remember when this happened — though I did not see it. And there were people calling in to report that whatever it was was zig zagging and changing colors -- as the home video shows.
What is odd though is that most TV coverage of the event that you find on the net shows video of an conventional meteor. That is obviously NOT what the video shows. Whether it is still am meteor or not — I don't know.
But I mention this because it reminds me of a rarely discussed aspect of the Phoenix Lights event. There were actually TWO sets of lights.
The video of the lights with which we are most familiar (the bright arc of lights hanging in the air) was made AFTER the first set of lights had passed over the city. The first set weer also videoed. — but it is darn near to find that footage on the net. It is grainy, possibly cell phone video) of a v shaped formation of lights moving across the sky.
So...why two different sets of lights? Why two two different “meteor” videos?
Beats me!