UFO Video Shows Object Coming Out Of The Water

Patrick discusses UFO video from Miami Air Show that shows UFO coming out of the water.

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[anthonywareing]

So first you misidentify the space x hot staging ring and now you can’t tell a bird from a uso…cmon guys you are doing the subject no favours at all and I’m a believer….

[yveclark]

It's a sea bird. I live by the coast and see this kind of thing all the time. The speed is an illusion. It's much closer than the plane. I'm amazed no one noticed it was flapping its wings.

[abakrem]

The impression of speed is what is called Parallax, it is a Sea Bird, it is how it is viewed that makes it look so Fast.

[Hinkdogg]

How can so many people think this is a bird? Maybe a falcon can fly that fast in a dive. How could a seagull fly that fast from sitting on the water then speeds up over a hundred miles an hour in a couple seconds.

[mikeg]

It's clearly flapping it's wings!

[ronnie]

Can't blame people for not noticing the UAP. I had to watch over and over and finally slow mo to see. They were preoccupied in the water with a military jet flying by.

[mostlyspace]

An obvious answer to your last question was that nobody saw it. It definitely moves quick enough to have gone unnoticed, they would’ve had to have been staring in its direction at the exact fleeting moment that it appeared

[kevinemmett]

Patrick, I love how you cover this issue (UAP), with class and kindness. THANK You man.

[HamsterDK]

If it it flaps like a bird it’s probably a bird.

[kahanasam]

I believe in George Knapp’s upcoming documentary on Netflix there will be film footage of a USO either coming out of the water or going into it. Good one Patrick.💪

[celestegoulding]

I live by the sea. It's a bird. As Karl Nell would say...there is zero doubt. They get caught by the air currents over the water and fly erratically. It happens all the time.

[CrunchyTacoShell]

Looks like a seagull and the speed is just him moving the camera, and no one reacted because it was just a bird.

[dataderivations]

I also tracked and traced the object. It seems to time reverse direction at different points of the video. There is a splash out point visible for the exact departure point from the ocean.

[charlesblithfield]

This is an old clip that’s been on #ufotwitter for ages. What’s the relevancy other than it being interesting?

[positivelastaction]

I am thinking that we all may see part 3 of the Jellyfish UFO video soon. I think Corbell and Knapp have it now.

[vincebaillet]

I can understand why some would think it is a bug or bird based on only the slow motion video. But in real time it is way too fast to go straight up against gravity like that. It could only have been a bug if it was extremely close to the lens. You might not be convinced that this is a UAP by simply watching this video, but as many people in the comments already know, these tiny UAP are absolutely ubiquitous. They are not visible with the naked eye. You'll only notice them as you go back and watch videos. When you make your own videos of aircraft you will catch these things over 50% of the time. When you do happen to capture a bird, or close up bug it is very very clear and easy to pick out in slow motion. Just wait until you start to see these UAP do horse shoe maneuvers at incredible speeds and you see them go behind a distant objects so that you can rule out bugs. Don't take me words for it, go make your own videos. You'll be amazed.

[juricadogan]

A seagull! Nice catch. You should have saved this one for April 1st.

[avalonsfate]

Whatever it is, it is either “behind” or “in front of” the aircraft. It’s not perfectly in line with the aircraft.

[nathanjoseph]

6:34 WHAT IS THAT IN THE SKY? after the plane leaves. Right at the end.. WTF? lol

[Moondust_]

Where is the vetting in this video? The most obvious answer is a bird but this was never mentioned.