Does this ball lightning look like the ones some of you have talked about?

Question

http://video.stumbleupon.com/#p=nzzozqk9tv

Answer 1

That look like ashes falling.

Answer 2

There is no MIStaking the light above the mountain for whatever was flying by that looked like ashes.  I didn't see any smoke, or fire-glow coming from that direction so I can't say what either of them were.

Answer 3

That was completely fake!

That was the ashes from their fire.

Come on Deenie that was lame!

How about something really startling!?! Huh? Are you up for it?

How about what really shot down the  space shuttle in 2003. I have an earlier picture of this. I had been in contact over a couple of years with someone  that had seen the originals. He alluded to where I might find them. This site isn't it but it is the real McCoy!

Let's pick up the pace! This is more our speed Deenie!

PS. You'd wet yourself if I showed you what a team of RV'ers turned up on this.

Answer 4

whoa that's cool.

Answer 5

Good capture of ball lightning formation.

Just thought this would be interesting too -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqc7QLTv9...

Showing tornados can start anywhere.

This of USAF covert Blimp -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYxV9z6GA...

Answer 6

From the noise in the background, it sounds like people are partying around a bonfire, and what you are seeing are the burning embers caught by the wind.

Any lightning balls would be caused by static electricity, or high ion counts.

Add On: That light off in the distance looked like an aircraft that's been redirected because of the lightening.

Answer 7

Yeah, I saw the embers from the bonfire, but I saw the lightning ball that you were referring to also, and Yes, that is one way the balls form in the air.  Now the really cool thing...and I wish I had videos to show you Deenie, is when they are bouncing around rooms inside of a house, or across water standing in a yard or field.  It is just....well, awesome!