[Bladerunnuh]

Looks like a blimp of some kind, just kind of space-age-y

[Phyllo]

It is a blimp...the builder has already clamed it

[saganite]

There’s nothing UFOy about it. Some kind of blimp. Kind of elongated though.

[Brilliant]

Looks digital to me.

[BallyBill]

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

"Hey, Buddy. Wanna buy a UFO?"

[Uncle Chip]

It’s a suppository blimp, I suppose.

[HereInTheHeartland]

That is very frightening to see.
It looks like a secret Nazi experiment that was secret until now.
It had something to do with cryogenics and preserving the Fuhrer.

[Lazamataz]

It’s a very phallic UFO.

Kinda an Unidentified Flying Organ.

[dinodino]

I’m delighted to see that space aliens use WWII-era technology—makes them less of a threat.

[prisoner6]

Hehehehe! I used...USED...to fill big trash bags with helium and let them drift into the air. Prolly NOT a good idea because I live within a couple of miles of Pittsburgh International.

prisoner6

[afortiori]

Looks like Rosie O’Donnell misplaced her “marital” aid.

[Grunthor]

How can anyone see that and NOT think “blimp” immediately?

[Fiji Hill]

USS Los Angeles Over New York City

[HHFi]

Funniest thing to me about this is that all the witnesses were saying it was over 100 feet long, and it turned out to be less than 30 feet long. Of course, when they spot a REAL UFO and report that it was 100 feet long, one mile away, and traveling at 200 mph, all against a blank sky with no reference points, then those figures are perfectly accurate.

[BenLurkin]

That is definitely not ‘not of this earth’.

[alfie]

it is a blimp. said so on fox.

[lowbridge]

That's not a UFO.

Real UFOs dont have tail fins on them.

I mean...oops.

I didnt say nuthin'.

[Erik Latranyi]

Obviously not a UFO because......

It was filmed by someone who knew how to use a camera.

It was filmed by someone who did not live in a trailer park.

It was filmed by someone who didn’t own a “Who Farted?” hat.

I could go on and on.................

[MinuteGal]

The history of this country shows how back-yard and garage and corn-field experimenters in many aspects of flight contributed to the development of U.S. air superiority.

From the Wright brothers on down to the mechanical geniuses, their fiddling with contraptions led to us having at least some kind of aircraft prepared in the years before the onset of World War I.

Now, it any inventive fiddlers put something up in the air over a cornfield, they're investigated, and if found guilty, they're excoriated, fined, put on probation or put in the slammer.

Leni

[Krankor]

It's Flash Gordon


Calm down, I'm the new bandleader for the Tabernacle Choir.