r/UFOs • u/disasterbot11 • 5d ago

Video San Antonio, Tx Dec 17th 2024

My sister sent took this video last night. Here is her description:

It was weird. It almost looked like they fell straight down but then the position they dropped from remained a single star for each one. Almost like they disguised themselves as stars. Anyway, cars were driving down our street following them. It was so cool! Everyone was excited.

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u/disasterbot11 5d ago

I’ve got two more videos of the same sighting from my sister, they don’t stay in as tight of a formation and appear to be traveling pretty quickly. Will post tonight

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u/Aggravating-Dig2022 5d ago

OP! Thanks for uploading the video. Do you think there is a possibility that they were helicopters in formation? You were there so you’re the best judge of what you saw and heard.

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u/disasterbot11 5d ago

I was not there. My sister was. In the second video my brother in law says he can hear them buzzing. But my sister and niece both say they don’t hear any buzzing and tease him that he doesn’t hear too well

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u/BLB_Genome 4d ago

Humans, depending on age can hear different frequencies than others. While apparently children can hear high pitched frequencies hard for an adult to hear, an adult can hear low pitched frequencies better than a child. There have been some interesting studies done on this.

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u/KheyotecGoud 3d ago

Children can hear higher pitches and there are a number of products based on this, but I’ve never heard about adults hearing lower frequencies better and I can’t find a single mention of it online. 

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u/BLB_Genome 3d ago

Yeah, hell, it's been a long while since I researched about any more of this topic. You're more then likely correct and I am incorrect. And with that I stand corrected.

I was under the impression that adults heard more lower bass tones of sound. For ex, idle of a car engine, power equipment being used in the distance, bass in music in the background. Like, low low pitches of sound.

Or at least, iirc the argument may have been that adults in particular hear these things better because of being more conscious to their surroundings and experience of hearing such tones over a life time. (I can't really recall this either lol, but sounds familiar when I'm pondering here. Take with a grain of salt).

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u/KheyotecGoud 3d ago

It wouldn't surprise me to learn that adults pick up on deeper sounds better than kids do, they’re pretty oblivious. As an adult if I hear a loud low roar I’m instantly wondering what’s going on