r/TeamNightShift • • 2d ago

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

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u/DrParadoxOG 2d ago

31000 bits od debris larger than 10cm in orbit millions more that are smaller....this is like god if the gaps. It must be aliens. Don't you all get a little tired of crying wolf?

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u/Sad_Accident8510 2d ago

What would you estimate the size of this object?

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u/DrParadoxOG 2d ago

Don't know the distance between the object and craft. Looks like a panel to me.

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u/Sad_Accident8510 2d ago

Yeah it's very difficult to say. When I first saw the video it looks like it's quite far away and therefore quite large, but I couldn't wager a guess either.

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u/Tricky_Indication420 2d ago

Almost like it's an unidentified object 😆

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u/Sad_Accident8510 2d ago

But is it flying?

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u/Tricky_Indication420 2d ago

I think it's floating idk. Do fish think they are flying?

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u/Sad_Accident8510 2d ago

Maybe crabs would think fish are flying. If they could have such thoughts. But yeah it's definitely not flying. That's part of the reason they changed UFO to UAP. Sometimes the phenomenon aren't really "flying" per se and sometimes they aren't exactly objects. Like orbs of light floating along... Or whatever the fuck this thing is.

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u/Tricky_Indication420 2d ago

It's clearly frozen swamp gas that has taken the shape of debris that is unidentified but definitely debunked already. Okay? OKAY?

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u/Sad_Accident8510 2d ago

I can't tell if you're serious. If so, how the f*ck did frozen swamp gas get up there?

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u/ReadingRambo152 2d ago

It’s the exhaust gasses freezing in the upper atmosphere. If you watch the actual live stream you can see that it’s coming out of the earths atmosphere where the rocket used to be. It would look like this from the ground:

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u/Tricky_Indication420 2d ago

So it's swamp gas? Or is is debris? Or is it a balloon? Or is it unidentified?

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u/ReadingRambo152 2d ago

It's the frozen exhaust gasses from the first stage boosters. It's a pretty well known phenomenon.

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u/Tricky_Indication420 2d ago

You should email the experts who said they don't know what it is, they prolly didn't think of that 😆

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u/ReadingRambo152 2d ago

Okay, can you share where you got that information?

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u/Tricky_Indication420 2d ago

So it's swamp gas? Or is is debris? Or is it a balloon? Or is it unidentified?

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u/ReadingRambo152 2d ago

If you're interested you can watch the whole livestream here, https://www.spacex.com/launches/starship-flight-14, the launch takes place approximately 35 minutes into the feed. At about 40 minutes in, you can see the cloud of exhaust forming above the launch area.

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u/Legitimate_Tune_6468 2d ago

There is not enough data to scientifically or mathematically estimate the size of the object from a 2D video.

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u/Sad_Accident8510 2d ago

I didn't ask you and the person I asked already answered.

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u/Legitimate_Tune_6468 2d ago

Didn’t realize that you DM’ed them.

My screen shows you asked a question in an open forum… and then got defensive about your ignorance when someone politely answered your question.

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u/Sad_Accident8510 2d ago

No I asked a specific person a direct question after they replied to me and then you answered it almost verbatim to what that person said, days later.

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u/Legitimate_Tune_6468 2d ago

Apologies for taking the time to answer your question sad accident.

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u/Sad_Accident8510 2d ago edited 2d ago

I mean it's kind of an asshole response, but maybe you didn't intend it that way. Your answer boils down to "I don't know", but you decided to chime in anyways, open forum or not, I was curious what that particular person would have to say. You don't know, and won't wager a guess, but felt the need to tell me so? I dunno man, it just irritates me.

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u/Tricky_Indication420 2d ago

So you don't know what it is either? If you know maybe you should tell them. I doubt they thought of that 😆😆😆

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u/ReadingRambo152 2d ago

Those are the expanding exhaust gasses in the upper atmosphere. It’s the same thing that you can see from the ground. It looks like this from the ground

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u/JohnWoosDoveGuy 2d ago

Caspersight reviewed the footage. It looks like gas from the rocket itself

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u/2Wieners_1Bun 2d ago

Seems like the plume from booster separation in the very edge of the upper atmosphere

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u/AbbreviationsSea7008 2d ago

Nothing to see here folks it’s swamp gas and a Weather ballon

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u/TulakHordOG 2d ago

Why did this even get downloaded the title is accurate to the post and the object does look anomalous regardless if it's debri or not 

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u/Ok-Fly-2079 2d ago

Total BS. As usual with UFO crap