Unsettling Sky Phenomena - HARD TO EXPLAIN!

Tune in for some unsettling sky phenomena that are hard to explain!

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[GeographyNuts]

Really enjoyed this video, I vote for part 2

[jer]

2:27 Birds use the Earth's magnetics to navigate. The Earth's magnetic field changes and fluctuates, like during solar storms.
The birds could have experienced a magnetic shift that made them loose orientation, and change direction.

[ThechildofApollo]

I’ve seen a fire rainbow, and it was a definite once in a lifetime experience!

[playhard]

Flock of birds: weird behavior.
Common people: usual dumb explanations.
Experts: the dumbest explanation possible.

[saltushstarwars]

Imagine how much more phenomenons there are but people just didn't film them or there wasn't anyone there at the time of the phenomenon.

[VIDMAKROFFICAL]

3:58-5:35 I love how you included something that happens every single day. Me and my dad literally saw it and it was beautiful. Twice.

[saleemnaseer]

The flock of birds crashing to the ground gave me goosebumps...

[Blank-]

I remember being a kid when the large hadron collider was set to operate for the first time with the threat of potentially opening up a black hole and was terrifying to my little child mind.

[rhianlabnao]

I love this video Pls do part 2 I really love it

[conniewilkinson]

3:40 I'm probably wrong, but does anyone else see the various strings of satellites looking like they are spaced out into something resembling Morse Code? And look at the spacing pattern. Why would anyone synchronize some of them much too close together? I would think a wider 'net' would catch/send more info.

[VDOTU]

I was hoping to see what I and my family saw in 2003. Red lights glowing, not flashing, glowing through thunderstorm clouds in the middle of the night, over our neighborhood. After we saw it, we wanted to stay away from the windows cause the storm had a lot of lightning. Pretty sure any of our neighbors who may have looked outside did the same, messing up any chances of getting footage.

My brother got PTSD from that night, I think I got some mild form of it, I feel off when I think of it. The two orangey lights beaming to the sky (or from the sky) in 2019 near our neighborhood, at night was also crazy, not PTSD-inducing though. Guess I'll stay wondering.

[cyclopzanimations]

4:20 I saw this exact thing a year or two ago over where I live in Arizona! We have had multiple spacex launches or objects that have appeared on the news because they looked so strange.

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2:22 - It was another perfectly peaceful day, when all of a sudden, this happened. *ad appears*

[moiraatkinson]

I’d love to see a follow up. Possibly without the background music? The most horrifying to me was the spider at the end. I really hate spiders and the thought that one might have been crawling on a camera which was being held close to my face was terrifying!

[yourered]

It's amazing to witness these phenomenons. I was out on the porch one night when the floor and my soroundings illuminated in blue. I looked up to see what it was. There was this beautiful floating orb hovering over me. It was the size of an orange, then starter to either grow in size or was getting closer. I couldn't tell, for sure I thought it was going to explode or hit me in the face. That's how close it was....but then it just stopped, stood still floating in the air for a few seconds. Then shot to the side making a Blue streak of light and just vanished. I have tried to research about to see if there were any info similar to what I experienced. But been unsuccessful, there isn't anything close to what I witnessed that night.

[bendyandfriendsandyhup]

Once I saw something in the sky and I still don’t know what it was

[cimbakahn]

I am glad some of these were able to be explained.

[seankeeley]

The flock of birds was likely a wind sheer, a forceful drop in air pressure in a weather system that has been known to crash airplanes if they aren't closely monitored. Wind suddenly shoves downward from above as hot air raises and colder air funnels downward. It may not hit the ground, but the force of it could definitely affect a flock of birds. I 've never seen a flock that big though! Holy cow.

[Gary-Seven-and-Isis-in-]

At 0:42 I remember watching this on TV.
The Strange Spiral indeed lasted for 10 minutes or more and could not have been a Russian missile with a leaky nozzle.
But it was they who offered the unlikely explanation, so they had something to do with it.
A missile thus faulty would have spun up and disintegrated very fast and would not be visible over such a huge distance and timescale, plus appeared to be a spiral from all angles or directions. 🤔
Put-Tin Foil Hats back on.👽

[nereyraalvarado]

I want to eat the clouds it looks like cotin😊candy.