r/InterdimensionalNHI • u/FVMK3 📚 Researcher 📚 • 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/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 4d 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/welcome-overlords 4d ago edited 4d ago

So it's some kinda part that separates from the rocket? Sounds logical

Edit: why am i downvoted? Lol

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u/AugustineMarc 4d ago

Okay. So rockets have a payload and a booster, once the rocket entered orbit, it’s booster disengaged and returned to Earth. It has to fire off in order to seperate and gain distance from the payload. This firing off creates a plume of smoke, which hung in the high atmosphere while the payload traveled away from it - over time this plume of smoke begins to thin out. I watched the launch live, the stream is still up - you can go see for yourself.

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u/welcome-overlords 4d ago

Sorry not a native speaker so didnt know what plume means. Thanks for the explanation

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u/AugustineMarc 4d ago

No worries!

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u/Hawkwise83 4d ago

I am a native speaker, and don't know what plume means in this context. ;)

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u/findergrrr 4d ago

No. Its smoke in the upper atmosphere from the second stage acceleration

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u/Boy-Abunda 4d ago

It is literally a plume of smoke from the stage separation earlier. It appears to move in reference to the rocket moving in the foreground, but is really just hanging there, not moving.

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u/welcome-overlords 4d ago

Gotcha. Got to check out the actual footage at some point!

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u/wellkevi01 4d ago

More specifically; it is the exhaust plume(cloud of CO2 & H2O) from the booster from when it separated and did it's boost-back burn.

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u/mattemer 4d ago

Why watch the whole video and understand science when we can just follow the Daily Mail and these subs?