Chile Helicopter UFO

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An exceptional nine-minute Navy video of a UFO displaying highly unusual behavior, studied by Chilean authorities for the last two years, is now being released to the public. The CEFAA - the Chilean government agency which investigates UFOs, or UAP (unidentified aerial phenomena), has been in charge of the investigation. Located within the DGAC, the equivalent of our FAA but under the jurisdiction of the Chilean Air Force, CEFAA has committees of military experts, technicians and academics from many disciplines. None of them have been able to explain the strange flying object captured by two experienced Navy officers from a helicopter.
The Chilean government agency always makes its cases public when an investigation is complete, and acknowledges the existence of UAP when a case merits such a conclusion.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/groundbreaking-ufo-video-just-released-from-chilean_us_586d37bce4b014e7c72ee56b

The original video:



Heard about this on the radio, but thought I'd already seen it. Had a look anyway, to see if they found anything new, and it appeared to be a new one. Looked exciting at first, but watching longer it looks more like a high altitude jetliner. Took them 2 years of research to finally release it as a UFO video. One look and you can see it's just a normal plane. When it appears to be invisible it's just because the plane is metalic/chrome and reflecting the blue sky.

I wonder what the hot gas / liquid it ejects is....

Nice vid though,i love this thermal stuff.Just wish I could afford a FLIR.

muckyman wrote:

I wonder what the hot gas / liquid it ejects is....

Nice vid though,i love this thermal stuff.Just wish I could afford a FLIR.

It could be something like an enginefailure, or like stated in the article from the link:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/ wrote:

The French analysts proposed that the object was a “medium-haul aircraft” coming in for a landing into the Santiago airport, and “the effluent trail observed on two occasions probably results from dumping some cabin waste water, forming a plume oriented along the local wind blowing from the west.” They based this on their calculation that the distance between the two hot spots was “consistent with the standard distance between the two jet engines of a medium-haul aircraft.”

I think it is a plane, and this is 'fakenews'. Can't believe real experts would pass this as a UFO.

Just another kick in the nuts of the UFO research community.