This video shows the moon surrounded by light streaks and star-like dots. The poster claims they didn't see the stars with the naked eye, but they appeared on camera.
A person filming the moon in southwest New Mexico asks whether others can see dots of light around it. They say the dots appear on camera but are not visible to the naked eye. The camera zooms in as the filmer tries to make sense of what they are seeing, but reaches no conclusion.
Colored streaks of light are also visible. Lens reflections or low-light filming could account for the appearance, but the clip does not establish the source of the lights.
0:00Okay. Thank you. Alright, can anybody see these stars around the moon? 90 The only one. Bye. I'm not seeing these right now. You guys see that? It's kind of zoomed in. I don't like it anymore. Like They're there. I can't see them with my eye. But they're right there on camera. And... Maybe it's just from... No, there they are. - I'm in there They're right there. I don't know.
0:46Hm. Guys... I don't know.
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