Pubblicato in data 19/ott/2012 da Allen Epling
UFO sighted over Virgie, KY on
10/16/2012. Video taken by Allen Epling through a Meade 8" SCT
astronomical telescope. The picture is unsteady because I had to hold
the camera in hand while trying to video it through the eyepiece of the
telescope. FOR AN UPDATED VERSION OF THIS VIDEO WITH STILLS ADDED GO TO:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdQ_XZMtEtE&feature=plcp .
Sighting was with clear, blue, cloudless skies, no aircraft in sight, altitude unknown but definitely above airliner cruising altitude. The object hovered roughly in the same location for over 2 hours, not drifting more than 10 degress in any direction. Was sighted approximately 60 degrees above the horizon. Image in video was shot with about 150 power magnification. I couldn't risk losing it by taking time to set up a tripod or fixed mount for the camera, so I handheld the camer and struggled to keep the image steady and in the field of view. Couldn't take time to really get a good focus for fear of losing it. However the object's periodic brightening blurred the image anyway at full brightness. I did also have time to get many still photos which show the object more clearly and in focus. Go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdQ_XZMtEtE&feature=plcp to see the video AND the still pictures. That is the latest version of this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdQ_XZMtEtE&feature=plcp .
Sighting was with clear, blue, cloudless skies, no aircraft in sight, altitude unknown but definitely above airliner cruising altitude. The object hovered roughly in the same location for over 2 hours, not drifting more than 10 degress in any direction. Was sighted approximately 60 degrees above the horizon. Image in video was shot with about 150 power magnification. I couldn't risk losing it by taking time to set up a tripod or fixed mount for the camera, so I handheld the camer and struggled to keep the image steady and in the field of view. Couldn't take time to really get a good focus for fear of losing it. However the object's periodic brightening blurred the image anyway at full brightness. I did also have time to get many still photos which show the object more clearly and in focus. Go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdQ_XZMtEtE&feature=plcp to see the video AND the still pictures. That is the latest version of this.
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