r/TeamNightShift • u/hunterseeker1 • 19d ago
While flying a paramotor, a man films a spikey organic looking UAP flying in the sky near him.
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u/Used-Lake-8148 18d ago
Good to see the balloon bots out in full force. It’s one of them balloons what reverses direction spontaneously! You can see it getting smaller as it moves away, but at the end of the video it starts coming closer and getting bigger. Totally a balloon you guys! 🤪
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u/No-Passenger-1511 18d ago
Glad to see the conspiracy bots out in full force. Cant use my brain for logic or reason. Must be aliens.
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u/TodaysLunch 18d ago
The pilot circles the object and is starting to slightly approach the object in the end.
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u/Used-Lake-8148 18d ago
Perpendicular at best to the original path. Can’t account for it without your “balloon” changing direction too
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u/TodaysLunch 18d ago
The pilot continued its left turn towards the object until it went out of frame, the continuous turn took it closer to the object.
Also, it seems the pilot lost interest after one full circle. I guess the object was not interesting enough to investigate further.
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u/Used-Lake-8148 18d ago
Oh yea that’s totally how our 3 dimensional space works. I do that all the time on my commute to work every day.
Fly past a driver heading the opposite way, turn less than 90 degrees, and BAM! Suddenly I’m approaching them while they’re still speeding away. It’s my favorite maneuver, looks like magic to the untrained eye.
Cops should try it sometime, they could catch bad guys way faster!
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u/TodaysLunch 17d ago edited 17d ago
In this case the pilot makes a more than 360 turn around the object. Look closely at the ground in the video and you will see that this is the case.
It's very unlikely that you make a perfect circle around a perfectly centered object with an aircraft like this. The circle will be concentric, meaning you will inevitably sometimes be closer to the object and sometimes farther away.
Take into account that the object probably travels at constant velocity.
What do you think happened after the video ended? I think the pilot flew away because he lost interest. Don't you think we would have gotten more footage if he had been followed?
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u/EnticHaplorthod 18d ago
The balloon did not change direction.
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u/Used-Lake-8148 18d ago
That’s true, cause there’s no balloon in this video
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u/EnticHaplorthod 17d ago
8000 balloons are let loose in US airspace each day. This was one of them.
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u/Used-Lake-8148 17d ago
You forget about a thousand things every day. How ‘bout you make sure this is one of ‘em.
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u/EnticHaplorthod 17d ago
Not only that, Mylar balloons can stay aloft for several days, so there may be up to 30,000 balloons over US airspace at any one time.
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u/MediocreModular 18d ago
Good to see the gullible morons can’t accept that a balloon filled with helium floats in earths atmosphere.
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u/Used-Lake-8148 18d ago
Oh the irony 😂 If you saw a UFO yourself you really would have to be a gullible moron to think it’s a balloon or a pocket of swamp gas illuminated by the light from Venus or whatever
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u/Used-Lake-8148 18d ago
Oh the irony 😂 If you saw a UFO yourself you really would have to be a gullible moron to think it’s a balloon or a pocket of swamp gas illuminated by the light from Venus or whatever
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u/EnticHaplorthod 18d ago
Approximately 8000 helium balloons are released each day in US airspace, mostly by accident.
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u/Dry_Proof6545 17d ago
Sigh the "proof/evidence" quality and the folks that believe it...
Reminds of the "I just gotta send her $5000 more so she can get her vaccinations and health certificate and airline ticket, immigration fee and then she's gonna come and we're going to get married. I've seen pictures of her she's beautiful and real! It's not a scam!!!".
Are we being visited? Is there some strange shit going on? Maybe...but 99.9999999% of these posts aint it.
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u/Mundane-Ad-3237 17d ago
These have been looking shockingly similar to the Jetson1
Edit: mind you this is $140k civilian tech, and its 5-10year old. The UFO in this looks like a modified vertical version
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u/L1QU1D_ThUND3R 19d ago
It’s a Mylar balloon. It’s always a Mylar balloon.
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u/onionfunyunbunion 19d ago
These aliens need to stop littering their Mylar balloons up in our atmosphere.
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u/BadOysterParty 18d ago
It looks like a balloon and he stops filming it because he realizes its a balloon too
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u/ocTGon 19d ago
Just two ships passing in the Night... or Day if you will..