Black Donut UAP Captured over Aurora, Colorado, 02-29-2020!
This is a fairly recent capture. I go through hundreds of videos on Youtube weekly looking for the best, the videos that look real and are possibly linked to other matching UAPs videos.
The activity level for UAPs during this pandemic are atleast at the levels they've been for the past 3 years.
There are lots of UAPs in 2018, the same number in 2019 and 2020 looks to be a great year of more UAP captures.
Video captured by Hugo Duran over Aurora, Colorado.
When the video starts you can see 2 dark shapes in the sky. Hugo zooms in and the object rocks alittle bit side to side. Its definately a flatter object than the Japanese video shows more of a sphere shape over all. This object Hugo recorded is more like an inner tube shape.
Picking up where I left off on the Black Donut UAP yesterday. This one looks just like it but its flying over the US. So a one off hobby drone this is not. It still could be a done but unlikely.
Video captured by Hugo Duran over Aurora, Colorado.
When the video starts you can see 2 dark shapes in the sky. Hugo zooms in and the object rocks alittle bit side to side. Its definately a flatter object than the Japanese video shows more of a sphere shape over all. This object Hugo recorded is more like an inner tube shape.
Picking up where I left off on the Black Donut UAP yesterday. This one looks just like it but its flying over the US. So a one off hobby drone this is not. It still could be a done but unlikely.
Image credit: Top left Hugo Duran , Top right Japan.
While they do look the same each case needs to stand on its own.
The most likely explanation and mundane reason for this object would be a black party balloon such as this.
Hugo's video was captured 2 weeks after Valentines Day. As a skywatcher this is almost a pointless time to look unless you want to practice with your camera. The Phoenix skies during the last couple of weeks of February are a nonstop parade of balloons people have launched. Typically they are red and heart or star shaped. But they are in a variety of strange colors.
This the Black Donut UAP from Japan.
At anyone time over Phoenix there are hundreds of objects in the sky. It doesn't matter what city, Tempe, Phoenix, Mesa, Chandler, Glendale, Gilbert.. It doesn't matter what state either what it's, Arizona, California, Nevada, Colorado, New York, Florida.... Hundreds of balloons and grocery bags are up there floating around and are confused with UAPs. During the month of February an increase of this pollution in the sky from balloons greatly increases. A good pair of binoculars will help solve what's what 99% of the time. If you don't have a pair and just your camera, record the object the best you can with your camera.
This video Ranks 3 on our ranking system.
While they do look the same each case needs to stand on its own.
The most likely explanation and mundane reason for this object would be a black party balloon such as this.
Hugo's video was captured 2 weeks after Valentines Day. As a skywatcher this is almost a pointless time to look unless you want to practice with your camera. The Phoenix skies during the last couple of weeks of February are a nonstop parade of balloons people have launched. Typically they are red and heart or star shaped. But they are in a variety of strange colors.
This the Black Donut UAP from Japan.
At anyone time over Phoenix there are hundreds of objects in the sky. It doesn't matter what city, Tempe, Phoenix, Mesa, Chandler, Glendale, Gilbert.. It doesn't matter what state either what it's, Arizona, California, Nevada, Colorado, New York, Florida.... Hundreds of balloons and grocery bags are up there floating around and are confused with UAPs. During the month of February an increase of this pollution in the sky from balloons greatly increases. A good pair of binoculars will help solve what's what 99% of the time. If you don't have a pair and just your camera, record the object the best you can with your camera.
This video Ranks 3 on our ranking system.
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