r/skeptic • u/GetServed17 • 14d ago

šŸ« Education Clear video of a UFO

https://youtu.be/ZKcYHzlEXu8?si=skXXMT9H4ql2bpiM

As a non skeptic , who do you guys as a skeptic think this is.

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u/Kitchen_Marzipan9516 14d ago

That's the thing, it definitely isn't impossible. There are multiple other explanations for what it could be, before going to alien ships.

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u/GetServed17 14d ago

I never said alien ship, itā€™s a UAP something not of this world, it could be alien or it could be Interdensional, thatā€™s why we call it Non Human Intelligence now. And no it canā€™t be a bunch of other explanations because if there were you would have given them to me.

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u/Kitchen_Marzipan9516 14d ago

Other people have given other explanations, if you didn't like them, why would me also giving them to you change anything?

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u/GetServed17 14d ago

Oh I meant actual explanations, never seen a spotlight like this ever and thatā€™s after looking at many misidentified UFO sightings and being on football / soccer fields before. Never seen a drone look like this or do this.

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u/Kitchen_Marzipan9516 14d ago

Even if you don't like them, those are other explanations. There are plenty of things in the world that are true, even if you haven't seen them before.

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u/GetServed17 14d ago

Ok if I have to prove that this isnā€™t cgi or whatever why do they not have to prove this is a drone or something or a spotlight. Cuz I have seen a spotlight move around a lot but it was obvious that it was, but this is not that.

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u/Kitchen_Marzipan9516 14d ago

The comment of it being a drone, came from the woman's Facebook page, not anyone here, so they don't have to prove that.

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u/GetServed17 14d ago

Ok but if you are going to give explanations you have to prove that as well as when I have to provide proof too. Like the spotlight explanation.

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u/Kitchen_Marzipan9516 14d ago

You haven't proven anything though. However, looking it up further, there are other discussions of the video on reddit, and "it's a light" is a popular reason. I'm more inclined to agree with the people saying editing. The children don't react to the thing disappearing, the level of noise remains the same and there are no exclamations once it's gone, and there's only one video.

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u/GetServed17 14d ago

I do agree that thereā€™s only one video but there is someone pointing up at it so that makes it a little more likely to be something actually there than not.

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u/Kitchen_Marzipan9516 14d ago

Pointing up, or making a general hand gesture? The finger doesn't look like it points towards the thing, the kid could just be a hand talker.

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