Real Glowing Orbs in 4K #21 July 26, 2025, Wash. DC.

Orbs 21: These are 7 clips from videos using a 4K night vision camera set up in the backyard of a house near Washington, DC of orbs that appeared in the sky July 26, 2025.

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Technology is empowering individuals like myself and many others to uncover what goes unnoticed. Anyone can get their very own footage of all kinds of unusual and intriguing anomalous objects that are, and have always been, in our skies. I want to share how to do it with all people because I believe it is going to help humanity in a positive way.

There are several categories of anomalous objects that are out there. If you spend enough time and look with enough attention to detail you're gonna find a whole lot of stuff.

“When people cling to illusions and refuse to use their own eyes, it’s time to put the noise down — and go see for yourself. DO IT YOURSELF — STOP RELYING ON THEORIES. Truth doesn’t fear scrutiny. So stop debating. Start observing. Truth is up there. All you have to do is look. You don’t need credentials. You don’t need permission. You don’t even need belief. You just need to do it.”

HOW THESE WERE CAPTURED AND HOW TO DIY

The goal is to capture high definition video for a period of time of just an area of the sky.
-Point the (tripod mounted) camera at the sky and focus on some clouds. Include treetops or something to be used for reference of movement. Start recording.
-Give it some time (1-2 hrs) then pull the camera's memory card and copy the files onto a computer with a decent size drive, screen and resolution.
-Skim through the videos and keep those with "action" in them.
-Repeat as often as desired as the excitement over what gets captured builds.

EQUIPMENT USED TO CAPTURE THESE

-AKASO Seemor-200 Night Vision Goggles - 4K Full Color Night Vision Binoculars
Settings: 4K, 30 fps, 1 min segments
-ZIKZOK 75" Camera Tripod, Aluminum Heavy Duty Camera Stand
-SanDisk 256GB Extreme microSDXC UHS-I Memory Card
-Anker USB C Hub (7-in-1) microSD and SD Card Reader
All from Amazon