If you’re on the west coast - or specifically the Bay Area in CA they are in the skies. You just gotta look up!

Never Seen ‘Tic-Tacs’ or ‘Orbs’? They’re everywhere on the West Coast. I’m \*definitely\* getting shit for this one. But what got me recording a hawk, well you see me trying to scan the sky. I saw \*two white\* objects that were almost ‘\*galloping\*’ or \*skipping\* through the clouds or air. Unbelievably distinct. They had a physical structure or outline. They weren’t silver though and when they split it was unexplainably fast. You’ll see a tie fighter casually go by in the beginning ignore that one. I have no clue hummingbird maybe. When I zoom in on the Hawk - \*look closely.\* You’re never going to catch something moving that fast on camera guys, nor would I guess on radar. At best, technical glitch. Swear to you all, I’m not the hallucinating type. I better not be with my career lol. If the comments let me I’ll post some stills. \*\*Relevant information:\*\* \\- \*\*The bird (hawk)\*\*: \*Tracks diagonally across the frame from (481, 882) to (658, 830) over 0.23 seconds. That’s about 470 pixels per second.\* \\- \*\*The ZOOM object:\*\* \*\* \*\*F512 (17.07s): Appears at \*bottom-center-left\* F515 (17.17s): \*At middle-left —> moved 551 pixels in 0.10 seconds\* F518 (17.23s): At upper-left —> moved 725 pixels in 0.10 seconds F519: \*\*\*Out of frame.\*\*\* \*\*Speed\*\*: \\- \*5,510 to 7,250 pixels per second and accelerating across frames?\* \~\~My Camaro with 455 whp barely gets to 100 pxl/s. (/s)\~\~ \*\*Ratio\*\*: \\- \*the ZOOM object is moving 11-15 times faster than the bird in the same sky, in the same frame, recorded by the same camera.\* That rules out it being another bird. Again I was recording because of what I saw. Birds don’t do \*\*\*7,000 pixels per second\*\*\*, and they especially don’t accelerate upward at that rate. Location: San Joaquin, Ca Approximately: \\\~11:59 AM Date: Today, the 18th of April 2026. One month since the first show exactly. Go out there and look. Closely. Especially when a storm is coming or after.