Uploaded December 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
This gigantic multi-colored sphere traveled across Colorado’s ski country for more than five hours on October 12, 2022.
The FAA weather camera at Wolf Creek Pass snapped photos of it every ten minutes. Remarkably, a devoted sky watcher, Gina Maria Colvin Hill, was watching the live feed and saved the video.
The video is brief but it includes a 32 sequential photos that were snapped every 10 minutes (32 x 10 = 320 minutes or 5.33 hours).
The entire sequence begins 33 seconds into the video. If you watch carefully, you will see slight jumps between each of the 32 FAA weather cam snapshots. Importantly, FAA identification, camera location, date and exact time are shown on each frame of the video.
We have no way of knowing what this sphere is, but since the weather cam is stationary, the sphere clearly is moving across the sky. - The editor.
thanks to: skyshipsovercashiers.com/photos.htm#col-sphere
This gigantic multi-colored sphere traveled across Colorado’s ski country for more than five hours on October 12, 2022.
The FAA weather camera at Wolf Creek Pass snapped photos of it every ten minutes. Remarkably, a devoted sky watcher, Gina Maria Colvin Hill, was watching the live feed and saved the video.
The video is brief but it includes a 32 sequential photos that were snapped every 10 minutes (32 x 10 = 320 minutes or 5.33 hours).
The entire sequence begins 33 seconds into the video. If you watch carefully, you will see slight jumps between each of the 32 FAA weather cam snapshots. Importantly, FAA identification, camera location, date and exact time are shown on each frame of the video.
We have no way of knowing what this sphere is, but since the weather cam is stationary, the sphere clearly is moving across the sky. - The editor.
thanks to: skyshipsovercashiers.com/photos.htm#col-sphere
