Скачать или смотреть High-speed object with a WILD non-ballistic trajectory shot across the sky while filming last night

In this clip is an object going a a high rate of speed with an erratic flight path.The clip is from 9 seconds of a ≈15 min clip, played back in real time, normal-speed playback. Filmed last night at 7:02 pm PST in Veneta, Oregon.

The object appears to dart through the clouds wildly, covers the entire field of view in just seconds (it usually takes a minute or two for a plane to cross that same view). It's traveling west to east.

The object passes behind a tree that's a couple hundred feet away, so assuming that's the closest the object could possibly be to the camera, that's still extremely fast, much faster than a bird. Add to that the insane flight path, on a cold rainy night, and this rules out any flying creature. As to what I think it is?

[I Have gotten](   • 0rbs above the Oregon Country Fair (ground...  ) [lots of footage](   • A color-changing, shape-shifting 0rb over ...  ) [of orbs at low speed](   • Take one night to RC shred my yard instead...  ) [locally](   • The first of many orbs slows down overhead...  ], I've seen one orb-like object perform instant acceleration from a standstill in the valley, and I've heard reports of these orbs being able to go pretty damn fast.

It has a very alive look to it, doesn't it? Slower orbs have shown similar movement from what I've seen on camera. Anyways I think it's probably another plasma orb, just hauling ass, or a cylinder, like in the very best video I've seen of this movement in a uap, from Italy I believe? I'll have to look that up again.

So for the observables, this is unknown propulsion, unknown object, high rate of speed with erratic flight path. Pretty sure this clip was on the live stream from last night as well, so I have a second copy of it taken live, online.

Filmed with an IMX 585 module I picked up about two months ago mounted to a motorized gimbal. All filters thrown in the garbage, it's just amazing.

f\1 lens with 110 °fov IR, 1\1.2" @ 8megapixels (2.9 µm), Starvis 2.

Started filming low-light with its smaller sibling the IMX678 [about a year ago](   • The 29th left me speechless. Took my Sony ...  ) and had to check out this after falling in love with the IMX line. Motorized tripod head is a Zifon yt-3000, tripod is a BAFT. 600 w GaN USB power supply is tucked up underneath the rain shield.

I operate the camera using a dongle + nExt camera on android, and I control that from my PC inside using scrcpy. The gimbal is RC, Scrcpy handles remote controlling of the phone, OBS handles streaming& record from the PC.

This setup is relatively new to me, but I've already think it's my favorite; the best latency, stable connection, and the least-choppy stream and recordings. There's a million ways to skin this cat usb videography) and I think I finally found my favorite one.