How do I document a highway ghost sighting for a video portfolio using a Canon EOS R5 and FLIR One Gen 3?

Just pulled into 5000ft altitude off I-90 near the old Gettysburg ghost town. I was testing a new 50mm macro lens with the Canon EOS R5 and ended up filming what looks like a translucent silhouette that flickered in and out on the highway. I used the R5's in-built Night Vision mode (ISO 25600, shutter 1/120s) and the 4K sensor, plus an extra battery from the Nikon Z7 II to keep it rolling for 18 minutes. The footage is on 12K raw. I cut it together in Adobe Premiere Pro with color grading in the 7.9 sps log to highlight the unnatural bluish glow. I think it might go viral. Would love any feedback on composition and how to clean up that grain or if the phenomenon looks believable? Also curious about the right way to frame a haunted highway in a single shot for maximum effect. Anyone know of a good model number for a thermal camera that would pick up invisible energy? My current kit is a FLIR One Gen 3.

• Gear: Canon EOS R5, 50mm f/1.4, Nikon Z7 II, FLIR One Gen 3
• Settings: ISO 25600, Shutter 1/120s, 4K Raw 12.5mbps
• Location: 42.0154°N, 87.8765°W (rough)
• Time: 3:14AM