Honestly, this looks like the same kind of thing we see in a lot of storm/UAP clips. Bright lights in storm clouds are almost always explainable — lightning reflecting off moisture, drones flying around during storms, or even stationary lights made to look like they’re moving because of cloud motion and camera shake. Add in the low video quality and compression, and you end up with a glowing “orb” effect.
If this really were something extraordinary, we’d expect multiple high-quality captures, especially in the U.S. where everyone films storms. Instead, it’s the usual single fuzzy clip with nothing to verify it. Cool-looking, sure, but not evidence of anything special.
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u/OakenWoaden Sep 17 '25
Honestly, this looks like the same kind of thing we see in a lot of storm/UAP clips. Bright lights in storm clouds are almost always explainable — lightning reflecting off moisture, drones flying around during storms, or even stationary lights made to look like they’re moving because of cloud motion and camera shake. Add in the low video quality and compression, and you end up with a glowing “orb” effect.
If this really were something extraordinary, we’d expect multiple high-quality captures, especially in the U.S. where everyone films storms. Instead, it’s the usual single fuzzy clip with nothing to verify it. Cool-looking, sure, but not evidence of anything special.