Nice catch. I see it now too. At 00:19 - 00:20 you can clearly see all those lights swaying in unison, independently from camera. At 0.5 speed even more obvious. Basically those reflections seem to be added from a completely different video and camera swayed at that moment during filming. Seems like the area with those reflections was cut out and added to this video. Low res helps with masking.
Can you link it?
"space is so big other things must have evolved even though we aren't even capable of showing how this occurred in the one instance of a planet with life we do know of"
lol "one tiny aspect" of the discussion being give me one good reason to posit that these anomalies are machines being piloted by independently evolved extraterrestrial life forms. Nothing points to this at all really, it's pure retarded speculation in my opinion. Seeing unidentified things move at a distance does not give me concrete proof that aliens evolved somewhere and are flying machines in our neighbourhood, no matter how badly you'd like this to be the case.
My argument is that I won't jump to a conclusion that isn't even remotely backed by anything. But we see lights! Someone told me a compelling story! They must exist because of how big space is! These are embarrassing proofs for extraterrestrial life.
I explained why I felt that way each time I was challenged. Cry more.
When the blue light (flashlight) sweeps below, you can see grass, not metal. I'm also suspicious of the fact that you only see the lights when he zooms in.
Maybe for other life in our solar system as well as most life in the universe. Intelligent life might just be very rare.
Well I have a story to tell from the anal probe that they gave me.
Not to mention toilet paper would be hard to come across.
I lean to secret gov. projects. Whatever they are it is is likely not much more advanced than our current state, probably some exotic physics.
It's not just intelligent life. How hard would things be without the blessed existence of fossil fuels for easy to attain vast cheap energy. That fueled unprecedented prosperity and technological development.
The military vehicles in the distant past were far slower. Either experimental crafts from that time did the more extraordinary things, or there are some unknown probably atmospheric effects with complex behavior. Also it is likely the behavior of these crafts has been getting more advanced over time as newer technology develops.
And why would they do that? With the technology they could have they could simply hack into one of our satellites and have massive information about everything, even genetic sequencing of many animals and plants on earth.
There's a difference between ants that may not even be conscious and things like animals and humans. Even we over time have slowly started to value animal life, and seek a lack of cruelty in their treatment and even deaths.
I don't know if they are really super advanced, they should be able to duplicate it in simulation after only sampling the satellites or understand it fully with super intelligent analysis.
china was unmanned, iirc. And nasa is having to redevelop the technology.
Germany may've been publically ahead, but we don't know who was ahead behind closed doors. There might also have been limitations to the technology like being unable to use weaponry at the speeds they operated. Or there might've been too few crafts to make a difference. Perhaps they were too difficult to manufacture and were mostly used for reconnaissance.
If they don't have curiosity at least what are they doing here? If they were indifferent they could easily colonize the planet, like what we do when we build a highway and destroy countless ant nests. I just don't know why some super advanced civilization would show interest in something that cannot provide technological knowledge of any kind, and whose behavior is probably simple enough to be easily understood and replicated.
