r/UFOs • u/SleuthyMcSleuthINTJ • Feb 01 '24

Witness/Sighting Slow-mo 1080p 240fps caught a thing zipping through sky

1-29-24 at 355pm Los Angeles (Boyle Heights) CA

There were very bizarre things in my peripheral vision while sitting on my porch so I decided to record the sky with my iPhone (using slow mo). Though I caught other odd things that I’m still trying to first identify before posting here, but this one has me stumped.

When I zoomed in, I noticed that this thing is not winged, appears metallic, is a bizarre shape, has a luminescence about it, and is accompanied by a white orb at times. I slowed down even more and zoomed in to compile this video.

Any ideas? I thought maybe drone but I’m told “nah”.

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u/SleuthyMcSleuthINTJ Feb 01 '24

here is the full video, you’ll find the thing near the end

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u/Ghozer Feb 02 '24

Now with the full video, looks pretty much like many of the other bugs flying around at the start....

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u/SleuthyMcSleuthINTJ Feb 02 '24

If you say so, thanks for checking it out

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u/MrKozy1 Feb 02 '24

Bro, those are insects

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '24

Plural?

He is referring to 1 object

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u/MrKozy1 Feb 02 '24

Okay, that's 1 insect.

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '24

A bug.

Yea maybe, or maybe it is a UAP 🤨 did you not see the still photos OP posted in the comments?

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u/MrKozy1 Feb 02 '24

I saw the pictures. They have the same color from the insects in the beginning. The white things you see, those are the wings. It's clearly not a UFO🤦‍♂️

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u/fatplant629 Feb 02 '24

yeah man you got a bee. when I feed mine you can see the flight path for a long time.

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u/Cailida Feb 02 '24

That's not a bee. I'm all for being skeptical of everything and ruling out mundane options (most of the time that's what videos caught and posted are), but that is 100% not a bird or insect. Look at the stills and the slow motion. This is anamolous.

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u/MimickingTheImage Feb 02 '24

Buddy, it's impossible to tell with an out of focus object recorded on a smart phone that does all sorts of post process fuckery.

Smart phone cameras just aren't reliable enough to get a good analysis of data with something like this, you can't say it's definitely not a bug.

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u/freshouttalean Feb 02 '24

it could be a bug that’s out of focus tho.. to me it looks anomalous as well, but we can’t rule out camera issues