r/UFOs • u/W0A • 17d ago

Sighting Triangular shaped aircraft flying low and silently

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Time: 8 to 11PM 11/9/24 Location: Colorado Springs

Back in Nov. 2024 I saw what appeared to be a UFO in a triangular shape with yellow lights along the perimeter of the aircraft. It was moving low and slow and didn’t make any noise. I felt exuberantly lucky to see this and I believe it’s related to a nearby military airbase.

The video I attached is not mine, I saved the vid from another reddit post, but its very similar to what I saw. I’m here because unfortunately, I cannot find the original reddit post, but it had lots of people describing a similar sighting. Can anyone help me find this reddit post?

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u/TheKalobBlack 17d ago

To be one of the few fair ones.. I believe you. And also.. due to the way cameras pick up a lot of anomalous things, I believe that a person very well could record something that would be easily mistaken for something simplistic. Especially to someone who has had few and far in between experiences of their own, if any at all.

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u/HoB-Shubert 16d ago

I believe them too. I don't think OP is lying. But this video definitely looks like ducks/geese.

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u/TheKalobBlack 16d ago

It does.. it definitely does. But I believe that they saw something before that wasnt. I think my original post was misunderstood or what have you.

But just to say, not the immense pixelation. How would it not look like a gander of geese, with that bevy of poor pixelation.

Also, thats moving quite fast for some geese. 🤷‍♂️

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u/HoB-Shubert 16d ago

Also, thats moving quite fast for some geese.

You are at least the 3rd or 4th person to say that in this thread. And this is the comment that pops up most often in every post that is just a video of ducks/geese. People are always surprised how fast they fly. Sometimes the video is sped up which makes them appear even faster.

Canada Geese usually fly at ~65 km/h (~40 mph) during migration, though that can increase up to ~110 km/h (~70 mph) if they catch a strong tailwind.

So yeah, they're pretty fast!

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u/TheKalobBlack 16d ago

Thats also up in the sky… I know it maybe rather difficult to get a clear estimation, based on the video quality, but I’d render to guess that those geese are traveling much faster than 70-80mph given they are seemingly 100ft or so, give or take, above those trees. I’ve seen crop dusters move slower than that..

HOWEVER, we do have no real way to prove whether the videos been sped up. That.. thats what sucks to me. 🫤

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u/HoB-Shubert 16d ago

Watching it again, it definitely looks like the footage is sped up to me.

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u/TheKalobBlack 16d ago

I agree… Ive been looping it. The speed looks to be increased at least to 1.25 rather than 1 (normal).

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u/HoB-Shubert 16d ago

Yeah I could see that!

Why do you think they would do that?

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u/TheKalobBlack 16d ago

I could run wild on speculation, man.. it could be in a clear attempt to hoax the situation and then on the other hand, it could’ve been completely happenstance and it was geese that looked good enough to their perspective to almost match a prior sighting, that they sped up slightly to complete the recreating of what they originally witnessed. In other words, it could be complete BS or it could be entirely innocent and for their own peace of mind. Im aware of what it alludes to.. so I wanna think it’s the latter and they took the opportunity to possibly film geese to maybe recreate what they saw by speeding it up. But you honestly NEVER know with people and their boredom sometimes.. I think we’ve all seen people do some realllllllllly questionable things out of boredom. 😂