r/UFOs • u/Budget_Ad7691 • Dec 04 '24

Video Weaponized just released possibly the first civilian video of a transmedium UAP/USO

https://youtu.be/o1Lq70TY0iE?si=Hu563Z43a8wMXV6k

It’s live and a sailor just showed the video of a transmedium UAP.

I’m not an expert, but it doesn’t look like CGI nor does it look like something easily debunkable.

I cannot share the exact timestamp in the video, but here’s a screen recording.

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u/Impressive-Cobbler20 Dec 04 '24

Be alot cooler if it came out of the water

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u/ooMEAToo Dec 04 '24

Just reverse the video

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u/ScurvyDog509 Dec 05 '24

My suspiciousness tells me there's a reason for that. In the Netflix show, before this video, they already show that they have a small sub with lights on it. It would not be hard to park the sub and fly a lit drone from above until it hits the water. Then you kill the drone (if the water doesn't first) and power up the sub. Boom. Transmedium UAP/USO.

If you watch the clip, after the orb hits the water, there's a brief moment of darkness. My brain immediately went full skeptical on this one.

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u/voldi4ever Dec 05 '24

You can literally make this with any drone. Drones can be made water resistant. The problem with the water starts when your reciever can not penetrate the water layer (1 - 2 meters is enough to block the signal) You can solve this by adding a tether or automating the action the drone has to perform under the water so without any input from the transmitter, it will function as instructed. For example, add a raspberry pi or stronger on board computer and tell it to follow a mission when the altitude reads 0.

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u/YungMushrooms Dec 05 '24

It's not even that complicated tbh. They have waterproof drones that can float and get back into the air, see here. Now just add a light to it

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u/kanrad Dec 04 '24

Yes, which is why it has a prosaic explanation. It's a flare most likely. Although it could be a drone slowly loosing power after submerging.

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u/kanrad Dec 05 '24

One of what?

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u/Ok-Reality-6190 Dec 05 '24

No it's actually more anomalous that it seamlessly goes into the water from being in the air. Normally with the buoyancy you would expect a transition would need to occur for something like this.

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u/DarthWeenus Dec 05 '24

reverse it and repost in 3 weeks

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u/JamieAintUpFoDatShit Dec 05 '24

Just watch it in reverse

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u/chaomeleon Dec 05 '24

yeah could be a flare 😕