It's not Smoke ! The Clouds apparently Move In & Out above it.
So that's as BS As a Weather Balloon Excuse
So that's as BS As a Weather Balloon Excuse
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That was my first thought before watching the vid.Chip in camera lense?
That's what I'm going with.... Damn your smart sir! I can only sit and wish....?A flock of geese that watched the Olympic Synchronized Swimming.😆
I don't know what a "monthly genset start" is
but smoke ring doesn't explain the clouds coming and going
but it never lost shape
That makes the most sense as it appears low to me also and explains the blackish color.Could also be a blown transformer.
The long lasting slow moving hang of the smoke looks like it is heavy with oil.
Pull it out Bucket Lister... now! Your in too deep....! Start over sir....?Gotta be aliens. No other possible explanation. 🤣🤣🤣
The Cover Shot , Sky is blue at that time, Just minor clouds in the Sky. By the time the one person in the Video snapped theirs.
What do you mean by clouds coming and going?
I see different shot angles from different people in different areas.
It's not Smoke ! The Clouds apparently Move In & Out above it.
So that's as BS As a Weather Balloon Excuse
Maybe...? But the ring isn't a perfect circle and "minor winds" would just move it very slowly in its uniform original shape. If the particles are oil "soaked" their heavy and will stay low. The winds blow at way different speeds depending upon altitude. Somebody had to track this and watch it dissipate slowly like a jet stream.The Cover Shot , Sky is blue at that time, Just minor clouds in the Sky. By the time the one person in the Video snapped theirs
there was a lot of clouds .
they could not have been taken simultaneously , the clouds are higher and would be seen to all.
i would say even minor winds should have effected a ring that thin.
in my opinion it is a solid object , perhaps with a clear center to keep it uniform