Looking at it a bit more, it could easily be a hoax. Might just be an insect flying across the view and then some photo shop work to paint the cloud ring. The give away might be that, except for the ring and some cloud residue, the cloud seems otherwise completely unaffected by the object.
Looking at it a bit more, it could easily be a hoax. Might just be an insect flying across the view and then some photo shop work to paint the cloud ring. The give away might be that, except for the ring and some cloud residue, the cloud seems otherwise completely unaffected by the object.
If you look closely, watching the video several times, there are actually TWO objects. One is saucer shaped, travels at an extremely high speed, and is what pierces the cloud forming that ring of water vapor. A SECOND object then comes into the frame from the top right corner of the screen and changes course near the cloud, following the first object.
It could be argued that the second object might have been a bug which flew near the camera lens, but the first object was definitely NOT a bug.
And since the second object isn't noticeable until you view the zoomed in and slowed down section of the video, it more than likely wasn't a bug either.
You need to expand the video to full screen and download the high definition version, preferably the 720 HD one.
Then pause the video at the points the object is in view, you'll see what I mean.
If you look closely, watching the video several times, there are actually TWO objects. One is saucer shaped, travels at an extremely high speed, and is what pierces the cloud forming that ring of water vapor. A SECOND object then comes into the frame from the top right corner of the screen and changes course near the cloud, following the first object.
I don't see how any shape could be ascribed to this object. There's no telling what shape it is.
I think the second object is most definitely an insect.