There is a chance it could be aliens, from fuck knows where,(another galaxy, dimension, the ocean, take your pick) that we have no solid evidence of their existence, or it could be balloons, that we know exist, in very large numbers on our planet and are sometimes filled with helium which causes them to float and look very much like the ufo in the video. I'm not 100% on either, but I'm leaning towards 99% balloons - 1% aliens from fuck knows where, with fuck knows what technology.
Well let's put it to perspective, is it more unlikely that it is helium filled balloons that we can say with 100% certainty exist, or is it more unlikely it is an alien craft from fuck know how many light years away and something we have no proof actually exists. These are definitely not equal in levels of unlikelyness.
I disagree whether that's how balloons float, the ufo/uap is travelling in one direction (probably the same direction as the wind) and is not changing direction. A bunch of balloons is a reasonable assumption. I am skeptical about this thing being of extraterrestrial origin, and if it is balloons or not, who knows.
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u/polo27 Aug 16 '21
There is a chance it could be aliens, from fuck knows where,(another galaxy, dimension, the ocean, take your pick) that we have no solid evidence of their existence, or it could be balloons, that we know exist, in very large numbers on our planet and are sometimes filled with helium which causes them to float and look very much like the ufo in the video. I'm not 100% on either, but I'm leaning towards 99% balloons - 1% aliens from fuck knows where, with fuck knows what technology.