I've seen a similar occurrence with an airplane. My neighbor and I were sitting on her porch. There was a chemtrail spraying plane rising vertically in the sky...All of a sudden it stopped in midair and hung there...I asked my neighbor if she was seeing it...She said yes...Then the airplane completely disappeared.
Because of the crow's wobble in the air, it has to be caught with a fine thread like fishing line, which cannot be seen.
Ok...It was about 10 years ago I saw the occurrence....Guess others are seeing it now....Thanks for the video.
About these videos of planes that seem motionless in the air, I have something to say.
Ok but I was sitting on a porch and the plane was vertical not flying horizontal.....We didn't have our heads thrown back, uncomfortably looking up...And no I didn't film it...I didn't have a cell phone then...no tv....pretty sure no internet at that time either...10 years ago or so....Not an optical illusion...About these videos of planes that seem motionless in the air, I have something to say.
I have lived for many years near an airport and I have often seen planes that seem motionless in the air.
It is an optical illusion.
If you watch the video, almost all of the recordings, if not all, are recorded from a moving car.
An airplane in landing maneuver has a speed of about 240 to 260 kilometers per hour. If we drive in the opposite direction of the plane landing on a highway at about 120 kilometers per hour, those speeds cancel each other, giving the illusion that the plane is stationary.
And if there is a strong wind the speed of the plane is even slower to compensate for the lift during landing and even slower in a propeller plane.
I remember seeing a large propeller plane approaching to land as I was driving down the highway in the opposite direction.
It really seemed motionless in the air, during the 15 or 20 seconds that it took me to pass it with my car.
I believe you and a lot.
That's a huge can of worms someone opened...probably a giant.
How Fortean!
These are probably not earthworms, but poplar catkins
Cars parked under poplar trees usually look like these on the video.
Here is an example photo of catkins covering a car parked under trees in Chaoyang District, East Beijing, China
This person has an umbrella and the road is wet, so it's probably raining. Catkins are light, so when they are wet, they easily stick to the sides of cars.
