Are those flying rods on tv real?

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Flying rods, often featured in videos and television, have sparked curiosity regarding their authenticity. The consensus is that these flying rods are not actual entities but rather an optical illusion caused by the limitations of video camera technology. They are typically identified as moths, bugs, or birds captured in motion, leading to the misleading appearance of elongated shapes. This explanation clarifies the phenomenon, dispelling myths surrounding the existence of flying rods.
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just seen this flying rods on tv and people almost everywhere have seen and captured it on film just wondering if its real or something.

here are some links if you don't know what iam talking about.

http://www.subversiveelement.com/Rods.html
 
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They are real -- real moths, bugs, and birds, that is. The phenomenon is an optical illusion that results from the way video cameras work.
 
geez thanks, that almost fooled me.
 
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