Psst, the airport is near there.
Helo with the search light on.
I waited a bit for the video to present itself, no luck.
What video ?
Weather balloon! Weather balloon!
Hey, you can put lights on drones! Who knew?
Missed his dose of Haldol that morning.
Aircraft practicing power-off night emergency landings?
Reciprocating aircraft approaching to land are at idle and very quiet.
I live in the NE side of San Antonio and I use telescopes and binoculars almost nightly when the weather permits and in almost every outing, I see something that I have to justify in my mind as only being satellites....except for when they appear to be zigging not exactly moving in a straight line.
I could never figure out why intergalactic spacecraft would need flashing red lights........
The U stands for unidentified, and that’s what it is. It doesn’t mean extra-terrestrial reconnaisance craft. Just because he can’t identify it, doesn’t mean that it’s from Antares.
Aircraft red (port), green (starboard) position lights and anti-collision light clearly visible.
Q: Why would any self respecting alien ufo hover over downtown San Antonio? Don’t they have some cattle to mutilate out in the hill country?
Q: Why is this guy whispering in the crappy video he’s taking?
Good grief. It’s a light plane on approach to land.
I suspect a drug cartel sending a shipment over the border.
Uh, we have a large airport right near where this guy filmed it, plus a very large Air Force base.
He may be an ex-pilot, but that doesn’t mean he is sober or all there...and even if sober and functional, there are numerous good explanations for what he saw.
I actually believe aliens would like to see how Texans drive in the snow.
Experienced observer, eh?
So, now UFOs have red tail lights and white strobes. They’re getting smarter about avoiding mid-air collisions.
Snow gas.
Yep, watched the video, and that “UFO”, was a plane flying. It’s red and white flashers working just fine.
I see them most nights when the skies are clear, especially on weekends when traffic in the air is high.