I must have watched this video a couple dozen times now. De-bunkers are calling it a bug. But there are specific details in the the video that suggest otherwise. Anyway there was mention of an address. 56th and Clay was what was said. In the video I recognized they were using Google maps and they showed a zoomed in section of the area suspected of being the departure and landing location. I stopped the video at that point and zoomed in to see more closely. The actual address is West 56th Avenue and Clay Street, Denver, Colorado. Then it occurred to me, I can go there with Google maps and look around and see for myself if anything of interest catches my eye. There is something of interest. In Google maps, I zoomed in to this address. It looked exactly like the view in the video. But with a little better definition. At maximum zoom the street level view option became available. Just dragging my mouse pointer around, the person icon pops into view on 56th. Click on the person icon and street level view is enabled. Then you can look around and see if anything of interest catches your eye. From aerial view I was interested in the area of trees next to the house at the end of Clay Street. So now that I was in street view I could walk around and look at everything. There is something parked in the clump of trees next to the house at the end of Clay Street. It is difficult to make out exactly what it is. As fine definition is not that great. But it appears to be a round object with another round object on top. Trying to gauge the size in comparing it to the house close by suggests it appears to be bigger than a car. It does seem to have a metallic sheen on the outer edge. And of course to make it even harder to recognize, a "Google 2009" logo appears right over the object in question. Now it has been my experience that the best place to hide something is right out in the open. And I suppose that object when viewed from the street, might just be mistaken for a rather large water fountain sitting on the house owners property. But everyone can go look for themselves and make there own opinions.