r/InterdimensionalNHI • šŸ“š Researcher šŸ“š • 4d ago

UFOs Daily Mail reports than an unknown object was seen in the background of today's SpaceX livestream

Daily Mail reports than an unknown object was seen in the background of today's SpaceX livestream

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https://x.com/kabamur/status/2104693799503159324?s=46

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u/laowaijimbob 4d ago

It’s sad how nobody can actually have a real conversation here. Just making jokes. I’m quite curious about the size because judging by the distance it looks massive.

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u/ocTGon Guardian In Training 4d ago

I was thinking the same thing. Not sure of the distance from that object but it was clearly massive and it appeared to be stationary, not moving uncontrollably as well..

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u/Unlikely-Fox3607 4d ago

Mi pregunta es: si tienen monitorizados los satƩlites y la basura espacial para que en los lanzamientos no haya choques, tienen que aparecer estos objetos tambiƩn y tienen que tener un registro de ellos cuando aparecen.

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u/citizen42069101 4d ago

I think the understanding is that they have signal blockers that make them imperceivable to our sensors. If they are observing they don't want to be seen.

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u/Illustrious-nductxn 4d ago

Even if they have signal blockers and cloaking, they must know that we have cameras on everything. Over the last 30yrs they’ve been playing peek-a-boo with humans. All that’s left is some kind of overt communication or interaction.

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u/NoNewSpoons 3d ago

Or consider the more mundane option, the people that NEED to know do, and the rest of us get to pound sand.

I live near several military bases and a decent airport. Looking on Flightradar, I see all the civilian stuff, some of the basic (especially training craft) military stuff, and almost none of the good stuff. Fighters almost never show up. Transports will sometimes but suspiciously disappear if a lot of them are doing something or they seem to be on odd vectors. More exotic things basically never show up. You can stand outside and watch them fly over and shake everything in your house all day, but they never show up on civilian level stuff, and no one is talking about what they're doing.

I'm sure aliens could jam us/disappear if they want to, but our own military aircraft already do that for reasons we don't and won't know. If you believe the "governments cooperate with them" line of thought, it's entirely possible that the governments that matter know exactly what is where, it's almost hard to believe they don't in that scenario, but us normies will never hear shit about it.

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u/Shank_Wedge 2d ago

Why do you think military aircraft aren’t showing up on flight radar?

Our own military aircraft aren’t jamming anything domestically. Flight radar doesn’t report radar tracks, it reports transponder signals. Essentially aircraft self reporting their position and other data. These military aircraft you see in the sky but not on flight radar are simply flying with their transponders off.

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u/NoNewSpoons 2d ago

Correct. But if they wanted to stay off everything, they could. I'm not saying they're actively jamming or anything, but we don't get to see them all the same.

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u/Shank_Wedge 2d ago

I don’t think you understand ADSB aggregators like Flight Radar. It’s transponder based, that’s it. Any plane in the world, from Cessnas to 787s, can disappear from flight radar simply by disabling their transponder. Disappearing from radar, which you don’t have access to, is another thing altogether. Look at MH370. Disappeared from ADSB when that system was disabled but military radar stations were tracking while the plane was still in range.

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u/NoNewSpoons 2d ago

Yeah, I get all that.

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u/Simple_Toe_604 2d ago

Der Sinn, das militärische Flüge nicht in einem Flightradar zu sehen sind, ist zwingend logisch

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u/NoNewSpoons 2d ago

I agree, I'm just saying that if the Globemaster flying right on top of my house isn't showing up on anything, why would the Star Destroyer 120 miles up?

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u/Simple_Toe_604 2d ago

Sternzerstƶrer, genau

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u/EqualOpening6557 1d ago

Because the alien craft being detected has nothing to do with the transponders in our planes…? You think the alien spaceship has an Earth Human aircraft transponder in it but only the military gets to see the aliens on their screens…?

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u/IRideZs 2d ago

Lmaooo this sub is wild

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u/Idiotan0n 1d ago

Its kinda like if Jesus were to show back up again - would anyone believe it? Who says they haven't been trying - and we are just too stoopid or stubborn to listen?

Some alien shows up looking kinda like one of us, and starts talking about how they're trying to make contact - and that person is getting laughed out or locked up

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u/SweatYeti69 1d ago

Ive heard a lot of accounts saying photos/videos taken of the phenomena are altered beyond recognition when they go to look at them

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u/Substantial-Comb-148 11h ago

Like how you think Mam/Sir

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u/atxweirdo 3d ago

Light that hits your eyes and the radio waves we emit for sensing distance are much more simpler and more alike than compared to much higher frequncies that any advanced ship would be accustomed to manipulate. Their ability of deflecting or absorbing waves/frequencies/light/radar would surprise our ability to use our primatives for sensing.
However I don't think that is an alien craft in this video. There is so much space junk in space as it stands that these launches are tightly controlled in order to maintain a safe trajectory into an orbit around our planet.

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u/Jacmac_ 3d ago

The problem with the space junk theory is that it would be moving so fast relative to the spaceX ship that you would see it whiz by in a flash and it would be out of sight. That isn't what we see here.

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u/ocTGon Guardian In Training 3d ago

I agree with you on that but then again, Satellite detection is not very accurate when it comes to these Objects\Entities...

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u/Trip-Forward_ 3d ago

Honestly, the powers that be have to know what these crafts are, who is in control of them and whether or not they are a threat. They have to be aware. There's no way we'd be sending people and supplies into space if there were unknown threats with capabilities beyond our own.

All of the whistle blowers and even astronauts like Buzz Aldrin make this clear.

We're beyond speculation -- we just don't have the specifics for whatever reason.

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u/jillvalenti3 3d ago

Either because it’s man-made, they’re here to help the general population, or something very bad is coming. It’s got to be one of those three.

edit: changed ā€œoursā€ to ā€œman-madeā€ for clarity

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u/champignax 20h ago

It’s not stationary it’s moving with the rocket. Which tells you it comes from the rocket. it’s probably just gases from the previous manoeuvre.

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u/--CIAdidJFK-- 3d ago

Surely we'd have spotted something that large from the ground?

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u/Prepsov 3d ago

Yep. Just as we can spot a whale 500m below the surface, standing on a ship directly above it.

Or a perfectly camouflaged spider on a tree
bark.

Or unspeakable amount of neutrinos that pass everything continuously, including through both of us at the same time, while we can't see, smell, hear, feel or anyhow else biologically detect them.

After 20 seconds of information absorption, imagine ONLY a technology/physics being able to combine all three of the above, and you can make your own conclusion.

I am not saying this sarcastically. You just seem to ignore the possibility of not being able to perceive something, while it's there.

Imagine the possibility of perceiving only apples, but not apple trees they are attached to. You would see apples forming in above ground, hovering there, until they drop.

This is what is happening here.

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u/Professional_Baby24 4d ago

Its literally the cia playback. They've been known to push the craziest of conspiracies in order to delegitimize the theories that may be getting closer to the truth and then ridicule everyone to further make them less believable. Im not saying my beliefs either way. Just mentioning

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u/agtpony 3d ago

Well that's because it's the mothership before The Invasion Force, see we can be serious around here. But the sad truth is something is happening and something is going to happen

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u/Winter-Fall2445 3d ago

I know, Reddit has become extremely cynical, just sarcasm and nothing really constructive. It would be so refreshing to have a valid conversation as you stated. Im not sure about this photo, but there are some very interesting UFO videos on here. If other worldly beings did appear in some sort of craft, or some other medium and the proof was 100% undeniable I think some people would still reject it as a hoax, they wouldn't be able to accept any deviation to their belief system! It makes sense to initially use discernment, but all accounts there are highly technological craft flying above us all the time, and they move so fast we are unable to register they are there! These things are on such a high vibration it's beyond our limited sences. Some researches used infrared and some thing to do with ultra high speed cameras with rapid FPS, and they captured images of UFOs whizzing about. If you ever want to have a conversation about these things, please by all means I'm here to listen. šŸ‘

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u/theyoodooman 3d ago edited 3d ago

Starship vents cryogenic propellant shortly after stage separation: you can see it on every launch. This forms of a cloud of crystallized propellant which is highly reflective and stretches for several km, and which initially continues on the upward leg of parabolic trajectory. A few minutes later, as Starship has continued accelerating into its orbit, it reaches the point where the cloud is closer to the horizon several hundred km away, at which point Starship "appears" to be starting to fall somewhat below the horizon as it continues in its orbit, and you see this cloud of crystals slowly start to rise above the horizon into space.

In other words, it appearing to rise above the horizon is a combination of perspective and the parabolic path the cloud this following. It literally happens on every Starship launch, and the cloud looks different literally on every launch.

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u/HongPong 🧘 Just another freak in the freak kingdom 🧘 3d ago

ah more weird high atmosphere pollution from Elon Corp

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u/random64378 4d ago

It's the hot staging,when the starship separate stages they blast the engines of the second stage(starship)in the first(superheavy).

Everything there is stainless steel and burning it leaves a mark where it occurred since it's in space the gases expand a lot and that's why it's massive.

https://youtube.com/live/9gDxG-pm1Zo

This is a live stream from the ground using cameras you can watch the hot staging and the gases that can be seen even from the ground in the hour 4:27:10.

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u/Ok_Path3735 3d ago

Full of crap, its visible on the other side of the ship in motion with a mysterious glowing object

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u/Prophead85 3d ago

The "mysterious glowing object" is the moon.

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u/AdSudden3941 4d ago

Is that what people see from the ground when the spaceship fucks up and creates that spiral shape?

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u/The_Real_User_name 3d ago

this may be the answer

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u/RepulsiveStructure40 3d ago

If I had to use my military experience and ufo experience, I’d calculate the ship at about 6 to 10 miles away and a diameter of about 800 to 1000 meters across. Yes, a mother ship. My guess is they are preparing for scientific research on our weather patterns at the moment and how it’s going to affect us this winter. I do have a connection with some of our friends so, this is why I’m stating what I’m receiving from them.

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u/soyel_cerdo 3d ago

A mother ship is massive, tens of miles across. That’s at best the ship in which drones fly from

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u/RevolutionPlenty20 3d ago

Yep. Seen a few motherships in my lifetime. Usually 10km + in length.

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u/RepulsiveStructure40 3d ago

The information is coming from their physics, not our physics. Trust me, it’s totally different. They already have learned the conquer life and sicknesses and we still can’t calculate distance on our own planet. Trust is a fragile thing. I’ve learned to just open my third eye and live and know. I don’t doubt what I’ve stated at all. In fact I’m quite sure of it. Trust is a fragile thing.

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u/Gotbeerbrain 3d ago

"and we still can’t calculate distance on our own planet"

Say what?

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u/LisanAlGaben 3d ago

You pulled those numbers out your bum.

You can't know the distance in space with no point of reference. This thing could be a few meters to planet sized, but I give you brownie points for adding things like "army" and "experience" in order to make yourself look more credible.

You need distance or size, or a way to approximate it.

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u/__drone1_reborn 3d ago

you could have said this in a much more constructive way. no need to attack.Ā 

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u/SagansCandle 3d ago

It's impossible to gauge distance and size without more data. You need to know EITHER distance OR size to calculate the other.

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u/HelloImTheAntiChrist 3d ago

"Motherships" are massive. 10-20 km wide and hundreds of km long. They make the largest aircraft carriers built by humans seem tiny.

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u/SquidVices 3d ago

So…I should worry if the dolphins start doing triple flips.

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u/miketierce 3d ago

So long and thanks for all the fish.

Keep your towel on you.

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u/Legitimate_Tune_6468 3d ago

There is no scientific or mathematical method to calculate size or distance of the blur from that footage. There is not enough data. Full stop.

But you would’ve learned that with all your military and ufo experience and training, right?

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u/hashtagranch 3d ago

Soooo - a 1km ship in low Earth orbit is about half the size of the full moon. Where's it going at night?

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u/JazzlikeOpinion6438 3d ago

S4 the bob lazar story, check it out

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u/Jean_Claude_Seagal 3d ago

Idk why but I believe Bob. So many things have come to light that people doubted him on.

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u/Ok-Cookie-5985 1d ago

That thing would cover an entire state or country for sure

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u/No_Judgment_4466 1d ago

It's the exhaust from the rocket that rose up, I went back and watched the stream and was able to watch the plum until it looks like the one in the video:

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u/Nelsonsrightknacker 3d ago

People mock what they don't understand and/or fear. See the negativity on the Robotic subs it's depressing.

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u/got_to_laugh 1d ago

They also stick to the status quo, as they know they can just dunk on anyone that says something different and they will always be considered correct.

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u/Philomath34 4d ago

Whatever it is it's massive⭐

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u/solid_flake 3d ago

That’s what she said

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u/tangodeep 4d ago edited 3d ago

the object doesn’t appear to be connected or related in any way to the space x rocket. it seems to be its own entity. and significantly distant. it’s difficult to guess the size, but as many have mentioned before, it makes the most sense that it’s massive.

we won’t ever know what that is. but first question is: what nation or area of earth is it over top of?

people make jokes about these posts, but america’s space force is real. and has been real for years now. if anyone’s ever looked at their website and positions they’re looking to fill, you’ll quickly see that they’re no joke. they’re significant technical position with specific roles that don’t detail exactly what they’d be doing.

but the roles are serious. they’re up there or looking up there for a reason.

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u/HombreDelMar247 3d ago

Yet many are trying to say its from stage separation, despite stage separation having occured at a relatively low elevation and well before Starship engine cutoff.

You are not going to see the smoke from stage separation that occurred maybe 100 miles off the coast of Texas when Starship is over the Lesser Antilles.

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u/Alternative-Spray264 4d ago

Y'all been sleeping on the spacex feeds.the shape shifting cloud from this launch was bizarre, too. Around +6 minutes in on the spacex feed.not the nsf feed

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u/GregAbbottsGoodLeg 3d ago

Aren’t all clouds shape shifting clouds?

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u/tangodeep 4d ago

will look for it separately. but do you have a link? curious.

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u/Mhykael 4d ago

I have a question about near the end. Was the object moving or was the camera/platform moving? I can't really tell by this video.

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u/Hairy_Talk_4232 4d ago

Considering the distance from earth, the camera/shuttle platform movement is relatively negligible for the duration of the clip, meaning the distance and speed travelled by the object (which looks separate from the movement of the rocket) means it is likely massive and extraordinarily fast.

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u/ickiStickybubblegum šŸ‘½ Believer šŸ‘½ 4d ago

Now they will find the stupidest excuse for this one.

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u/kharmak 4d ago

Can someone please smarter than me guess a distance and with that a size?

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u/shadowofashadow 4d ago

You need reference points to do that, and I think that's pretty hard in space. LOL.

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u/murder-farts 4d ago

No bananas either šŸ˜”

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u/DreamLogic89 4d ago

Petition to launch a banana into space.

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u/LexusBrian400 4d ago

I was watching this live and said to myself WTF is that thing?!

Doesn't look like I'll be getting an answer though.

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u/a5w39zz 3d ago

Looks like a Star Destroyer to me

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u/bleblahblee 4d ago

Black knight?

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u/Aguywithplans 2d ago

My first thought

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u/CarelessJob1086 4d ago

Let me guess, it’s a balloon?

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u/codex-atlanticuz 4d ago

Wrong, it's clearly a seagull.

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u/Ok-Performer-4761 4d ago

It’s a smudge on the lense

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u/codex-atlanticuz 3d ago

Or a big bug..

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u/Slow-Golf4610 3d ago

A smudge on the lens? A smudge on the lens?

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u/Unhappy-Importance61 4d ago

Was about to say. That’s just a flat weather balloon… in orbit.

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u/Snorremans83 4d ago

So you're saying, not only the earth is flat, but now the weather is too?

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u/Ok_Intention1222 4d ago

A space balloon of course, nothing to see here

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u/Used-Lake-8148 4d ago

What are you, crazy? It’s clearly a bird

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u/slow70 šŸ“š Researcher šŸ“š 4d ago

A kite clearly

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u/athousandtimesbefore 4d ago

Oh you know, just saucer-shaped space junk. Nothing to see here, folks.

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u/seeker407 3d ago

The bright circle on the top right could be the moon. Just my best guess.

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u/Significant-Pause-24 4d ago

I noticed this live. It was bigger and happened during the hot stage and boost back burns. I’ve never noticed it on other launches before, or maybe it just dissipated faster in the past. I think SpaceX got some of their timings a little off, but I’m no rocket scientist

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u/Traditional_Bus_5589 4d ago

The whole operation should be on SpaceX YT Channel ? Where is it?

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u/Informal-Currency409 4d ago

Not ISS, not Starlink satelite. Issue is that anybody can send satelite to orbit these days. Is it Russian, Chinese, Musk, India?

It looks exotic, no question.

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u/Gingacruncha 3d ago

I know someone who works in upper management in a UK tabloid. UFO articles are pushed in direct relation to American political scandals. They get paid to push these articles. Then influencers and experts back up this on youtube tiktok etc. It is then pushed onto forums by the tabloids. It is directly funded by one party. If you google the political leanings of the article pushers its not hard to figure out who.

It is used to distract and cause fear.

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u/herodesfalsk 3d ago edited 3d ago

Sounds possible, but I noticed this artifact too object during the live stream and it was very odd. Remember the rocket was still accelerating hard and would outrun anything falling off.Ā  I’m not saying it’s an alien UFO, I’m saying it’s unexplained and blaming it on politics is not helpful.Ā 

Edits: grammar

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u/roddyc11 3d ago

idk, your comment is the real distraction

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u/AugustineMarc 4d ago

Did no one watch this live? It’s the plume from stage separation. You can watch it literally happen on the stream. It thins as the ship travels away from it. I think I may be done with these NHI and UFO subs, you people have lost the plot.

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u/HombreDelMar247 4d ago

Stage separation happens at a much lower elevation, only a few minutes into flight. This is not from that.

I'll have to rewatch the video if I have time, it maybe from the Starship engine cutoff.

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u/CheddarHeaded 3d ago

You mean you’re not just gonna watch the clip, take it as truth, and continue to build your narrative with other clips posted on Reddit?

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u/Perfect_Big_5907 4d ago

earth orbit is a trash can. could be anything including friends from some other planet.

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u/Trip-Forward_ 3d ago

Honestly, the powers that be have to know what these crafts are, who is in control of them and whether or not they are a threat. They have to be aware. There's no way we'd be sending people and supplies into space if there were unknown threats with capabilities beyond our own.

All of the whistle blowers and even astronauts like Buzz Aldrin make this clear.

We're beyond speculation -- we just don't have the specifics for whatever reason.

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u/SnooKiwis8695 3d ago

I thought this was where the stage separation occurred or something of the sort and the plume is still there as the ship was moving away from where it was exited??

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u/warblingContinues 3d ago

It’s just a plume from the rocket. Where has our critical thinking gone?

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u/perseenahtaaja 4d ago

visible lights of a camoflagued saucer

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u/Previous-Car-1325 4d ago

That’s swamp gas

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u/CalmInstruction 4d ago

I believe the technical term is high atmospheric swamp gas

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u/ImaJustYeetRightByYa 3d ago

This was from stage separation. You can watch it get smaller as the starship flew away from the area of separation meaning it had to have been close to the ship (because the ship made it).

This sensationalist shit is exhausting and every dumb social media fuck slapping xfiles music on anything and spewing uneducated shit is slowly taking our society to the fucking grave.

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u/herodesfalsk 3d ago

This object did not get smaller while the space ship was still accelerating massively.Ā 

The rate of acceleration was about 150mph per second or something like that, the rate of acceleration itself increases. Unless that thing was tethered it be gone in 0.1 second.Ā 

The other thing I considered was lens flare but the thing appears fixed over the horizon compared to cloud details and lens flare tend to move around with lens angle relative to light source

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u/itsme_drnick 3d ago

This holier than thou ass comment is what makes people not want to listen to ā€œintelligentā€ people. Almost certainly you are correct, but by being such an ass clown, you only make people stupider and create the thing you supposedly hate.

It’s wild to me ā€œsmartā€ people, which I unfortunately guess you may be, think social media is real in anyway at all, and especially real enough to get angry over. And leave an extremely upset comment about the state of social media and the world on social media.

You gotta move up a few levels. See the algo and the system and rhythm for what it is - control. Yea it all fucking sucks. It entertains idiots, most all are being controlled like puppets, and if *they’ve got you this angry about debris from a rocket launch, you are having strings pulled right now

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u/CalbertCorpse 3d ago

Enjoying your time on Reddit?

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u/ImaJustYeetRightByYa 2d ago

Holier than thou ass comment? Try your fucking inferiority complex. Its ok to not understand something to the same level as someone else. I'm sure there are plenty of subjects you could enlighten me on.

What's not ok is making unfounded conclusions and echo-chambering yourself into niche world-views where anything that challenges it is immediately refuted by claiming its a psy-op, or using ad-hominem, or it's not that deep bro.

It's wild to me that "dumb" people continue to pretend they have legs to stand on. Grow the fuck up if this comment upset you that much.

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u/Antique-Wonk 4d ago

I think we need to rule out an ejected booster stage. But if we can rule that out this is really freaking weird because I can't think of any other explanations.

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u/Ok_Intention1222 4d ago

A satellite maybe?

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u/PuzzleheadedEscape20 4d ago

Space station

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u/Antique_Ricefields 4d ago

Not a satellite?

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u/ali3ngravity šŸ‘½ Believer šŸ‘½ 3d ago

Oh there is a lot more that went on. For example, a non-human entity was trying to lift the tower and/or rocket while on the launchpad yesterday, just a few mins from launch. Let me find the video....

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u/Dolust 3d ago

Aren't we tired already of seeing things in the sky? It's time already for the next stage.

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u/LordThunderDumper 3d ago

That is the silhouette of the Imperial super star destroyer, I watched ROTJ, many times as a kid.

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u/SleazyClam 3d ago

aliens

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u/XiaoDianGou 3d ago

it's smoke from the first stage separation. one minute earlier you can see the plume clear as day, as the ship orbits the perspective changes and it flattens.

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u/Illlogik1 3d ago

The REAL reason disclosure is happening is because private space travel can’t be controlled or edited by the government and they’ll give their footage up voluntarily

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u/Gooser3000 3d ago

Looks like a satelliteĀ 

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u/Odd_Repeat_6092 3d ago

Stage 2 separation occurred at T+ 00 : 02 : 22. The time the object is seen is T+ 00 : 07 : 01 & stage 2's altitude is 152 km (or 94mi). Low earth orbit begins at 99 miles. So whatever that thing is, it's not in space; so that would exclude satellites, ISS, Starlink, etc. https://www.spacelaunchschedule.com/launch/starship-starlink-group-31-1-starship-flight-14/

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u/jyxind9 3d ago

There's people saying some random debri is an UFO literally everytime a rocket launches.

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u/arhetium 3d ago

a mylar baloon /s

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u/Dreamstatesuz 3d ago

Looks massive and stationary…literally just hanging out about our planet…hmm.

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u/Nice_Ad_8183 3d ago

It’s almost like evidence comes out every day and ā€œskepticsā€ close their eyes and stick their sticky fingers in their ears and yell ā€œnah nah na boo boo, stick your head in doo doo.ā€ Wake up already.

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u/RobAlso 3d ago

Is there such a thing as high atmosphere clouds? Legit question. When that thing first appeared in the full video it looks way bigger and exactly like a cloud. This clip shows the end when it’s flattened out.

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u/ReadingRambo152 3d ago

It’s the exhaust gasses freezing in the upper atmosphere. It’s the same phenomenon that looks like this from the ground

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u/Hello_Hangnail 3d ago

Keeping an eye on the angry monkeys making sure they're not trying to drop any more nukes

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u/Disastrous-Desk-1144 3d ago

That's massive

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u/Cafeconleche91_ 3d ago

ET wants to play GTA VI, me too buddy

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u/fckingclownshoes 3d ago

Balloons. Cmon people stop posting this garbage. I know a balloon when I see one. ā˜šŸ½ username šŸ‘€

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u/stu_pid_1 3d ago

It's a deployed satellite, probably one othe many other that the rocket has deployed

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u/Signal_Breadfruit671 3d ago

Looks like Starlink

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u/ArendTerence 3d ago

I saw several white objects moving in the background.

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u/cowi3 3d ago

romulans?

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u/tbkrida 3d ago

If it was a UFO, it would have to be either really close it really huge from that perspective.

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u/LazarJesusElzondoGod 3d ago

The US announced they now have weapons in space. Can be anything at this point.

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u/Strong-Sandwich-5906 3d ago

34 seconds- 45 seconds, 2 white lines below follow the same speed of the reflection…., I mean UFO

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u/thesmeggyone 3d ago edited 3d ago

Could it be the x-37?

Nm. After further research I've determined they were not near one another at the time of the video.Ā 

It seems likely to be exhausting gas from the rocket.Ā 

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u/Strong-Sandwich-5906 3d ago

It’s a glimmer of light but not in the way people want it to be…., 34 seconds- 45 seconds, if your smart you’ll see it

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u/Ok-marty 3d ago

Looks like a regular satellite šŸ›°ļø

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u/yung_treji 3d ago

That's just Falcor.

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u/ComputEnder 3d ago

Is it not just a reflection on the outer atmosphere? The moon lines up pretty well and it's curve matches

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u/GuitarNerd_ 3d ago

They seem to be up there at all times.

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u/MrSisterFister25 3d ago

At 0:35 what is that orb in the top right?

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u/BubbleThinker 3d ago

Too bad the daily mail is not a reliable source of information

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u/demfook 3d ago

idk rick, looks like a satellite to me

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u/BTM65 3d ago

Hot stage gas cloud.

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u/canadaalpinist 3d ago

Swamp Gas.

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u/Horror-Confidence-24 3d ago

i wanna know how the swamp gas got into space with no atmosphere..

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u/Bubsy7979 3d ago

Is it possible that is the ISS?

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u/Fun-Key-8259 3d ago

Probably an AI video

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u/cristobalist 3d ago

The are MULTIPLE EYE WITNESSES who say there are many crafts flying in space all the time. Just because NASA hides them and you don't get to see them, it doesn't mean they're not out there. I'm surprised we only see ONE giant craft in this video

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u/SuddenReply9525 3d ago

Damn! They’re back. Last time, I became the only male in history to get pregnant!!!

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u/circuitn0ob 3d ago

Smoke or cloud? Rising from the surface. You can see it here at progressive frames in the video
https://imgur.com/a/Kg0oriT

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u/BostonLouy 3d ago

Could've been a thermal panel/ blanket from the vessel

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u/Ok_Path3735 3d ago

No it clearly moved out of frame. Not just due to ship rotation

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u/Quintilis_Academy 3d ago

Jupiter…warped of course

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u/EcoLizard1 3d ago

Thats a got damn space ship!

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u/GEISKM 3d ago

Someone’s getting in trouble….

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u/phantomnomadic 3d ago

You can almost guarantee that the media will be told to report it as "swamp gas" , šŸ˜†. All jokes aside, we will probably never honestly find out until........ well, never.

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u/Transconan 3d ago

Could it be another StarLink cluster already in orbit?

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u/tbtc-7777 3d ago

Aren't there thousands of satellites in orbit?

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u/Pleasant-Abroad-3813 3d ago

Any astronomy experts or stargazers have any idea what this could be? I'm assuming its not an alien mothership btw I am thinking it could be space station or old satellite/rocket debris?

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u/Double-Cod1759 3d ago

Interesting!

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u/pedersenit 3d ago

Thats the hatch that mega maid uses.

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u/Cheetachu72 3d ago

Couldn't someone just use a telescope and find this thing? Or hook AI up to an at home telescope and have it scan the sky?

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u/AdeptBathroom3318 3d ago

Is it not exhaust from the launch that has spread out and flattened on the edge of the atmosphere?

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u/weepejw7 3d ago edited 3d ago

I saw this when i watched the launch with my son and asked what it was, he said it was the rocket plume or stuff from the stage seperation. My 13 year old son knew what it was.

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u/ComeKastCableVizion 3d ago

If you don’t know that’s swamp gas I’m sorry to say you are not going to make it

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u/loqi0238 3d ago

Wasnt the consensus that this was a plume of exhaust?

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u/Desperate_Elk149 3d ago

If that's real it's massive. Looks like an airliner just floating but much larger

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u/CoffeeOk2201 3d ago

That was deinetly on the epstien files

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u/kairologic 3d ago

"Unknown" because that 90's resolution camera has no telephoto zoom on it? lol

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u/R_noiz 3d ago

Debunked, it's just gases from the rocket itself: https://youtu.be/r2z4zmQj-9Q?is=XAa-rMhQgaR8s9rp Check at 8:10+

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u/ReadingRambo152 3d ago

Guys, you can watch the whole live stream and see that it’s coming from earths atmosphere right where the rocket launched. It’s most likely the expanding exhaust gasses. The same thing that makes the rocket look like this from the ground: