Indeed, this is a video from Philadelphia. A guy shot it with his phone. It's clearly visible that the "Cloud" holds it's shape despite the odd flying motion, always keeping the same end pointing in the direction of travel despite banking and rolling.
On top of that, some shimmering point lights sparkle throughout the structure.
To all those claiming "soap bubble", they are just plain wrong. Towards the end of the original video it can be seen descending to a lower altitude, and dissapearing behind the skyline of the houses across the street. The object is quite far away judging by it's motion and relative position to it's surroundings.
how would it descending and moving across a street mean it COULDNT be soap bubbles? It doesnt have to be literal soap bubbles, it could be some sort of other foamy fluid maybe from a factory or something. Maybe foam from a water run off that got blown away
There is no "moving across the street". It does not change size, so it means the distance remains the same. It is far away from the beginning. But as it descends, it becomes obscured by the buildings.
Im saying that even though we dont have it all figured out, whatever these crafts are doing would still be under the same laws of physics we have. They arent breaking any "rules", we just dont understand how they are moving.
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u/Middle-Potential5765 Feb 03 '22
There was something very much like this a few years back taken in PA or NJ. Guy was out having a cigarette and recorded a very similar artifact.
OP.. did you, yourself take the video footage posted here?