Irridescent ""UFO" lenticular cloud morphing sunset timelapse V07403

[BruchoMetal4Ever]

going against wind. Everything looks very realistic, but if you're talented with some programs, like Adobe AE and stuff, you can make something like that. Sometimes i hate then such high video editing technologies exist, because every time i see something interesting on videos like this i think - but it's possible to fake it with powerful programs.... (and so on. :) )

[JcmdiStockFootage]

As technology continues to improve, it will get more difficult to distinguish between real and animation/CGI but I have yet to see a computer-generated scene that can rival this one... There are just too many details in this vid to simulate without looking "synthetic"... It's kind of hard to describe that synthetic look and feel, but I can almost always spot them, since I have fimled so many and am so familiar with what the real thing looks like :-) Thanks for stopping by!

[gta99silverado]

Lol aliens failed cloaking xD

[JCMDIweirdStuff]

...some alien lieutenant probaby got demoted (or worse) for screwing-up at the cloaking controls! DOH! XD

[809380]

nice !!

[JcmdiStockFootage]

Thanks for checking it out! =)

[norxcontacts]

Title needs more adjectives.

[MCmarcis]

Nice video

[jcmegabyte]

Thanks so much for watching! =)

[BondcreAtion]

Interesting how it to seems to largely defy the current. If, or not any malevolence is involved, this is still very beautiful to watch. If it is a natural occerance, one would assume it to be reasonably frequent, this so?

[jcmegabyte]

Lenticular clouds are a completely natural phenomenon, and can be fairly common in mountainous areas. The cloud is actually forming at the front edge and evaporating at rear edge as it sits at the peak of a standing wave of air. The airwave is much like a ripple caused by a stone in a river, as air flow much like water. The air at the peak is colder than lower down and so it temporarily condenses there. The shape of the cloud belies the shape of the airwave peak. :-)

[ZorrOstings]

KEWL! This is really great!

[jcmegabyte]

Glad you liked - thanks for visiting! :-)

[Elleivier]

Brilliant shot!

[jcmegabyte]

Thanks! I wish we had more days like this one :-)

[TheRoneebExperiment]

You are very lucky to live where you do, all of your videos are stunning.

[jcmegabyte]

Thanks so much for the kind words and view - cheers! :-)

[donchisciotte62]

Wow! What a strange cloud, fascinating!

donni

[jcmegabyte]

Thanks Donni! =)

[TonyEtna1987]

Questa nuvola lenticolare ha una forma stupenda.

[jcmegabyte]

I thought to too :-) Thanks for stopping by!

[StellasMousiki]

it is amazing! BRAVO!

[jcmegabyte]

Thanks so much! =)

[lowrider1007]

why isn't it moving

[jcmegabyte]

It's a "wave" cloud which forms at the peak of a standing wave of air, which is sort of like the rapid you get in a stream of water when it flows over a rock or other obstruction.

[MaatsF3ather]

@jcmegabyte Or that's just the easy explanation for something that we can't quite comprehend.