It may look like a bird flapping when slowed down, but I can assure you if it is, it's a microbird. I'm recording this through a 9.25" or 2380mm telescope using a gen 3 nv device and a Sony a7s camera. Iso was at about 800 and shutter speed at about 1/50. the area being recorded is equivalent to the orion nebula. Examples of area are in the video. Please tell me below in the comments section what you think of it. :o)

Dave Falch, a skywatching FLIR engineer of 12 years captures what looks like a stationery object suspended in the sky using a professional FLIR camera. As he switches the camera over to visible spectrum only, the object completely disappears! This is very much like the Bristol channel UFO video the police helicopter also captured in 2016... Even the most hardcore debunkers struggle with genuine evidence like this. :)

An excellent capture by Ian Bentley who now runs the Meetup group HUFOG . They have monthly meets and the occasional skywatch. One particular skywatch evening Saturday 9th April 2016 between 23:35 and 23:45 armed with a digital NV scope decided to check out the inky black skies of the New Forest, Hampshire...and it paid off! There were a few issues with the scope's connectors , but all in all an excellent piece of footage. What stands out in the footage is the random flashes coming from the 'UFOs', not at all what you'd expect from any convectional aircraft . Just a couple of months earlier an almost exact sighting was captured in Romford, East London, just after 5am, this time on a mobile phone. What are these crafts? Ian, who was determined to find what the skywatch team had captured that night contacted the MOD and NATS for further information, to see what they said and more see the link below... http://www.hufog.co.uk/