Two pentagon shaped craft flying low over palm trees on the island were 'captured' on film and the footage, posted on Youtube, and have triggered speculation on the internet that a real UFO has been spotted.

Bu most are happy to dismiss the video as 'fake', saying the crafts have been 'computer generated', while others reckon the video is part of an advertising campaign.

'Well if its fake then thats the best UFO hoax video i've ever seen! i'd like to see the whole video,' wrote dusty311 on a chatboard.

While Rhylan added: 'Well, the only way im ever gonna know if its real is if i become a video specialist.

'Until then im just gonna wait for Fox news to tell me when the martians arrive.'

Others think the video has been made to promote game Halo 3, with Kalsey saying: 'Bah. Its a publicity stunt for Halo. They're coming!'

Regage added: 'If this is real, fake, or some type of promotion... it's still pretty cool.'

Otwo is convinced it is fake but is still impressed: 'It's a fake, but it's probably the best I've ever seen. Pretty cool.'

Some are not impressed, however, with Coffee200am saying: 'Buried for being lame. Now go and find some real news.'

August 13, 2007-A video showing two UFOs flying overhead in Haiti is causing quite a stir on the internet, but is it a fake, or has someone really captured a couple of UFOs in detail on video?

You can view the video on YouTube by clicking here. I’m sure you will agree it is pretty impressive, but then so is Star Wars and many other films with special effects. Whilst I would like to believe this is genuine, my instincts tell me it is not and we will no doubt receive confirmation of that in due course.

As one of the craft flies past, there is an “earthly” engine noise heard. It adds to the “illusion” of course, but most sightings tend to mention that “UFOs” make no sound at all. This one could be different, but somehow I think not.

You may also note that as the two craft fly by and climb into the sky, the “UFO” trailing the first seems to be traveling slightly sideways? (A little bit like a hovercraft). Is this how a sophisticated alien craft from another planet would fly, or was ET under the influence?

Considering the level at which they were flying, and the detail, many hundreds of people would have seen this (and at least one or two others would have captured this event on film as well). But it doesn’t look as if this fantastic sighting was witnessed by any others, which would be a bit odd.

Even if this video turns out to be the fake I think it is, we shouldn’t assume that all sightings captured on film can be dismissed so easily. I am a firm believer that we are not alone, as you will see in my book, but sometimes we have to resist the temptation to accept everything we see or hear on the internet.

It is a pity that people feel the need to create and publish fakes (if that is what it is), as this just adds to the ridicule that the subject already has to endure. I’m sure the people who do it are motivated by the urge to display their video editing skills, but unfortunately these stunts just increase the “tin foil hat” jokes and make the rest of us even more wary about future images that are presented.

Please guys, no more fakes, some of us take this subject seriously. You have a great talent, but wouldn’t it be better if you sent these videos to a film studio? Maybe they would appreciate your skills more and perhaps even give you a job, that way you can still keep doing it and make some good money at the same time.

At about 1:45 pm EST the power flickered in my Clarklake, MI (Jackson County) home. After a moment of thinking what possibly could've made my power momentary interruption, I instinctively, without prior thought, grabbed my camera and went outdoors to photograph the daturas in my garden. I am a semi-professional designer and amateur photographer and have been recently posting photos in a Flickr.com account.

As I began to set up my SLR-type Sony Cybershot DSC-H5, I saw a flash in the NW skies, toward Jackson, MI (it is now about five minutes after the power flicker). I set the camera to auto and 'burst' two series of five photographs. Immediately I viewed them through the camera's 3-inch lighted view screen and saw one image with a definite black dot in front of a small cloud. At that point I went indoors and downloaded the images onto my computer and found that there were at least two objects, one definitely metallic and disc-shaped, flitting about the skies.

I seem to have been missing about an hour's time while outdoors between the power interruption and photos.

I thought that the photos were taken around 2 pm. I recall that when the power was interrupted, I looked at the battery-operated clock on the bathroom wall it was about 1:45 pm or so. I went outdoor right afterward and began to photograph my garden's flowers. I don't feel that I was out more than ten or fifteen minutes. When I looked at the computer clock and saw that it was well past three. I became very confused and slightly agitated. I looked at the digital photos and they were all stamped with times after 3 pm.

There is no way that I was outdoors for an hour or so... The 'segueway' was seamless...I do not recall the 'jump cut'...like when a movie is edited back together after snapping. You're in one place or whatever and suddenly you're somewhere else or doing something or you're just standing or sitting and completely confused. I don't recall any of that happening.

Maybe the flashes of light I saw in the sky were some sort of indication of the 'experience' being underway or ending?

Wow...

Submitter 7642 through MUFON.com

So those lights were no Thai balloons or something like that. They look like small, metallic round objects. Four of them are in a triangular formation + one aside.

I was making photos of chemtrails that morning and did not see the objects with the naked eye. When I was uploading the images to my computer I noticed the objects on one image only, and I recognized the Stratford formation in it.

Since then, lots more of these small 'orbs' have appeared on my pictures. I can't really make a picture anymore without these things in it! And it's so curious, I never see them while taking the pictures. They're just there, when reviewing the images.

So it seems that we're dealing with invisible objects in daytime. But why do they appear on pictures made with a normal camera? That's a little bizarre...

Submitted to UFO Casebook by:

Mr. Peter Duijsters

Helmond, Netherlands