Large UNIDENTIFIED object approaching EARTH ~ Visible NOW on Stereo Ahead HI1 ~ IS it THIS Blue object NOW VISIBLE in our skies??

1st question

Seems lens flare would happened daily

not only 4 or 5 times monthly

Such a focused lens flare

Another lens flare. It's not going to move "with the ecliptic," and it doesn't matter if the sun's in the field of view or not (I thought we just learned that RE: earth in HI1). It always appears in the same lens flare line with the sun though (the dimmer parts of the flare line can sometimes be harder to see, but clouds over the mountain while the sun is relative unobscured make for the best view of the entire flare line):
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Notice too that it appears in front of the clouds around the volcano. It's not dimmed or blurred by those clouds, if anything it's enhanced because of better contrast than with the blue sky.

ALSO the object itself looks more opaque and three dimensional, like it's miles away behind the clouds. I keep looking back at it to see if you are right, but I'm sorry, something does not appear right with the lens flare theory.

Such a focused lens flare

that reflects in the water...

Please, look at the pic he just posted of the lens flare line....the object is ALWAYS in a perfect straight line with the OTHER lens flares. It is undeniable proof.

Object itself? What are you smoking? It's in front of the clouds.

Astro keeps avoiding these ones.

Butthurt?

Nice try. Look at it when the clouds are not in front of it.

Another lens flare. It's not going to move "with the ecliptic," and it doesn't matter if the sun's in the field of view or not (I thought we just learned that RE: earth in HI1). It always appears in the same lens flare line with the sun though (the dimmer parts of the flare line can sometimes be harder to see, but clouds over the mountain while the sun is relative unobscured make for the best view of the entire flare line):
[link to i319.photobucket.com]
Notice too that it appears in front of the clouds around the volcano. It's not dimmed or blurred by those clouds, if anything it's enhanced because of better contrast than with the blue sky.

You misquote the video. They make 4 points and you misstate them and fail to answer.

Provide the time stamp for when clouds pass behind the object.

Depends on the extent to which the sun is unobscured or not. It's a lens flare; it appears in front of the clouds and is always in that same lens flare line pointing back towards the sun.

Depends on the extent to which the sun is unobscured or not. It's a lens flare; it appears in front of the clouds and is always in that same lens flare line pointing back towards the sun.

I already provided the image. I answered the stated points, by and large they're strawmen having nothing to do with actual lens flares, which neither require the light source to be in the image nor would it move "with the ecliptic."

Not going to waste my time listening to someone I know from past experience is full of it. You could have just told me to watch the first 30 seconds. I don't need to watch the other 48:30.

The clouds aren't in front of it, that's the whole point. You don't get to ignore the inconvenient part that disproves your claim.

lens flare DO NOT reflect on water, idiot.

Object appears when no light source;

Appears sharp with shadowed side from sun;

Light source moves across sky but object remains intense.

Such factors are all inconsistent with a lens flare.

You are not listening, look at it when there is blue sky around it. Oh that's, you already did.

It does not matter what it looks like when there is blue sky around it. You're like some kid who just got shown what a mall Santa looks like with the fake beard, hat, and glasses off and you're begging me to put the costume back on him. It's just a lens flare, that's why it appears in front of the clouds while the sun is still unobscured.

Nope. Object is opaque and three dimensional when appearing in the background against blue sky, lense flares are clear and appear closer. Major difference.

Could be a ufo sitting in front of the clouds, or a weather balloon, but I seriously doubt it; it would be rather unusual for either one of those to be hanging about in the exact same line of lens flares day after day.

Hey dude

It took a while

Now I know

What a cool gig you got going !!

I m not telling

You can do what you want

Time is up!!!!

In lots of the pictures in the video you can see the object with the clouds behind it. Must be something on the cam.