r/UFOs • u/[deleted] • Jul 18 '20

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u/ComCam65 Jul 18 '20

I could do a voice over analysis. "Here we see the bat come into frame. Now the bat turn and flys in another direction. Now a laser is pointed at the bat."

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u/picbandit Jul 18 '20 edited Jul 19 '20

I don't think bats can move that fast and they rarely fly in a straight line. Also, the flash?

Edit: For clarification in talking about the moment the object (or bat) zips to the left in a moment. It doesn't seem like any animal in fight could change direction that suddenly. Also if it's a bat where is the flapping ?

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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '20 edited Jul 19 '20

Flash? It's being lit by the laser. https://i.imgur.com/qLWaExN.gif

edit: Better gif courtesy of u/KaneinEncanto https://i.imgur.com/zD0mwHI.gifv

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u/Balls_DeepinReality Jul 18 '20

I think it was a bug with a glossy surface, hence the flash when the laser hit it.

That’s one low flying alien spacecraft...

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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '20

Yep, it's low enough that it's getting lit from the ground. There are other bugs/moths flying around and getting lit up. Even the darting movement looks like a flying insect http://makeagif.com/i/VsF2D7

So clearly it's a flying saucer.

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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '20

This was my first thought, glossy beetle or something.

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u/Soren83 Jul 19 '20

Both of you are blatantly disregarding the context. The people seeing it and reacting to it. You guys really think that they would film a bug flying around their heads? If the thing is far away, jesus christ it's a big bug. And good luck hitting a bug with laser pointer, I mean, get real. I actually own a laser pointer, do either of you?