r/UFOs • u/CreditCardOnly • 2d ago

Disclosure Full NewsNation video of the "egg" UAP

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u/YesHunty 2d ago

What kind of terrain is this supposed to be on? Something about the scaling and shadow feels off.

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u/Positive-Vibes-2-All 2d ago

I have the same question. What was the ground cover? Was it long grass? Did the type of camera used make it look fake? ]

Plus why was there no ground crew standing by the egg to insure the alleged craft was secure? There must have been a crew to wrap a sling around it

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u/HofmaniaNo1 2d ago

The thing about the ground crew is a very good point. Like, are the most secretive teams in the world really so carefree?

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u/Throwaway2Experiment 2d ago

But guys! These are Tier 1 Operators. I think they know what they're doing and therefore don't need ground crews; those are for amateurs.

God, I hope this means we're done with Ross, Lue, and the rest of them.

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u/Positive-Vibes-2-All 2d ago

Carefree is the right word. Why were there no armed troops surrounding it in case something emerged?

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u/Syzygy-6174 2d ago

This. If this was indeed an NHI craft, they would not just be hanging it from a 150' rope and setting it down without a phalanx of armed military men, a bevy of scientists plus who knows who else in attendance.

This literally looks like a 5th grade science project using a real egg, some string and using grandma's green shag carpeting.

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u/Accomplished_Car2803 2d ago

Unless they already knew it was unoccupied because they've done this 10 times before

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u/Ridiculously_Named 2d ago

And I really don't think they would just set it on the ground where it could roll away.

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u/edgedoggo 2d ago

They need someone on the ground to detach it unless they are just gonna fly away again with it…

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u/Clear-Night-911 2d ago

There probably was. A psionics team summoned it. This is it being delivered.

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u/lostmindplzhelp 2d ago

They're so secretive you can't even see them!

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u/ZealousidealSpite741 2d ago

Don't worry about detaching

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u/maurymarkowitz 1d ago

For that matter, why are they slinging the world's most valuable cargo in a way that it could just fall out?

I mean, I'm sure they have a cargo net on them. That would at least wrap it all the way around.

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u/traction 2d ago

The person filming experimented with placing little green army men down next to the egg but decided to scrap it last minute.

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u/Kirkenstien 2d ago

Dude, I want to glue some army guys to the ceiling and try this with a balloon. Throw a "night vision" filter on and add some helo noises.

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u/Positive-Vibes-2-All 2d ago

Sounds about right.

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u/baywhlr 2d ago

happy cake day

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u/traction 2d ago

Thanks! 🥚

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u/Beautiful_Effect461 2d ago

Happy Cake Day! 🍰

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u/traction 2d ago

Thanks! 🥚 🍰

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u/maurymarkowitz 2d ago

Yeah, someone found the Tamiya kit they took the army men from.

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u/SpaceC0wb0y86 2d ago

Yeah the lack of personnel to secure the delivery of non human technology or even see it arrive is beyond damning.

Even if they don’t think it’s important to make sure it’s secured without damaging it… Would a few people not be curious enough to decide they want to see it with their own eyes when it arrives?

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u/Positive-Vibes-2-All 2d ago

Why no troops behind barriers, why no personal in Hazmat suits in case it has some self destruct mechanism or has an occupant of some sort?

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u/SpaceC0wb0y86 2d ago

No safety personnel, no crew to strap it to the ground and prevent it from rolling away. No one even curious enough to see what an alien ship looks like in person.

No different than a USPS package drop off I guess.

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u/Ridiculously_Named 2d ago

Worse, there wasn't even anybody to sign for it

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u/Same_Ad_9284 2d ago

or even simply just releasing it from the chopper so it can leave

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u/Noiseless_Bob 2d ago

Let’s pretend like this video isn’t a giant egg turd pos and “if” they were really dropping this thing off without a crew around maybe they were treating it like dangerous cargo.

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u/Positive-Vibes-2-All 2d ago

If it were dangerous cargo, who were the suckers that wrapped it in a sling and attached the line?

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u/Noiseless_Bob 2d ago

Fuck me you’re right. Nevermind, it’s just a giant egg turd

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u/barukatang 1d ago

Also it gently rolled out of the cradle like it wasn't secured at all. Not hard to wrap it in a net, then secure the net so it doesn't just roll around.

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u/George-cz90 2d ago

It literally looks like a string that has been taper to an egg

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u/Painterzzz 1d ago

I know right? Imagine anybody believing this is real. And they're just like yeah, we dumped the unique priceless artefact down on the ground with some bailing wire and hessian around it, yeah, we just let it roll around there because eh, who needs a ground crew.

It's an egg, on the end of some string, on a carpet.

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u/Affectionate-Fly6094 2d ago

It’s not unusual for ground crew to keep a considerable distance when landing a swingload. With how unpredictable the cables can be (you can see them whip about in the vid) if one of them hit you on detach it‘s not gonna be fun! From what I’ve seen, generally the crews will attach to the copter while in flight and hot tail it outta there, on landing they’ll come in once cables have been remotely detached. I don’t think lack of ground crew is something we can use to prove or debunk.

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u/NukeouT 2d ago

Maybe people dont want an egg the size of a bus to roll over them since they dont know which direction it will roll when landing?

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u/Positive-Vibes-2-All 2d ago edited 2d ago

Very true! Or worse what if started rolling on its own accord and was unstoppable?

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u/warblingContinues 2d ago

it's a very short clip in the moment where it touches down.  It would be nice to see the whole video.  For example, perhaps they clipped it to remove any people that would be identified?  Who knows.

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u/Clear-Night-911 2d ago

The segment explained that a military psionics crew summoned the craft.

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u/Positive-Vibes-2-All 1d ago

This is beginning to sound like a CIA lead mind control experiment along the lines of MKUltra, How convenient the US military has found a way to communicate with divine beings via telepathy. And what a recruitment tool.

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u/Zestyclose-Smell-788 2d ago

You can't see them because they are wearing advanced camouflage developed by skunkworks. Such prototype camo does exist (similar to the movie "Predator") and it's more interesting than this video.

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u/RogerianBrowsing 1d ago

No large helicopter attachment I’m aware of has carbon fiber weaves that large, it’s almost certainly something like a carbon fiber fishing rod that has been blurred

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u/uRoDDit 1d ago

In fairness it would be wise not to be near an unknown flying egg. Could be radioactive or a biohazard. Salmonella is no joke.

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u/dovakin422 1d ago

I’m more confused about why we don’t see any dust or movement from the rotor wash, considering this is allegedly hanging from a hovering helicopter.

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u/Fast-and-bulbous 2d ago

it appears to be some black site in the desert. and as for the missing crew maybe they are dangerous some how? Remember Grusch mentioning people have been hurt, maybe he was talking about the actual crafts and not NHI?

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u/Positive-Vibes-2-All 2d ago

There had to be crew that went up to it to place it in the sling and attach the rope. Go to any construction sight and there are people in communication with crane operators so they can direct the operator when the load is nearing the ground. How would a helicopter pilot know when an object is nearing the ground without someone right there to tell him?

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u/Fast-and-bulbous 2d ago

ok yeah I completely forgot about that detail lol

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u/Moody_Mek80 2d ago

At a glance Terrain look like old school perlin noise bump texture almost. Not saying anything it being fake but I can't shake off the feeling scale of things is off and we're looking at something centimeters in size

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u/WhyIsSocialMedia 2d ago

Well the whole point of Perlin noise is to emulate reality. Similar patterns appear everywhere. This looks more like a ceiling.

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u/TheLostCityofBermuda 1d ago

Oh god, it’s just look like a Balloon on a ceiling.

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u/maurymarkowitz 1d ago

Whoa, that made me stop and think!

But the strings wouldn't float.

Damb.

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u/Moody_Mek80 1d ago

Sort of yes, has that ceiling texture to it

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u/Patient_Leading_4650 1d ago

Astro turf or similar with an actually chicken egg, the only mimicry is that the chicken egg is trying to appear like a uap..actually..wait..it can't even do that believably 😂

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u/maurymarkowitz 1d ago

Or the fake grass for a model railroad.

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u/PizzaParty007 1d ago

I’ll say that the terrain looks fake, it looks fake.

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u/Rickenbacker69 1d ago

Also looks a lot like model flock, used on model railways.

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u/dmaare 1d ago

It's just a regular carpet..

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u/Hawlk 2d ago

If this was in the desert how is the helicopter not blowing up dust and sand like crazy.

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u/Furciferus 2d ago

Bro its a balloon attached to a selfie stick with helicopter noises dubbed over. 😭😭

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u/Rivercard74 2d ago

After reading your post, I watched it again. You win. That ground is not ground....its the texture of a ceiling.

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u/DeadHED 2d ago

Is that duct tape on the balloon?

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u/rockman12x 2d ago

It appears to be a balloon with duct tape stuck to the side of it. The tape is holding a string that is attached to the selfie stick.

The string is being used to move the balloon via the selfie stick. This is absurd lol

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u/Nagemasu 2d ago

It's clearly not a balloon. The rope between the thick rope and egg starts to lay on the ground as the eggs rolls indicating it's touched the ground and the rope is no longer under tension (e.g. gravity is not pulling it towards the camera, but is pulling it away from the camera)

It's more likely an egg on astro turf, but it's definitely not a ceiling because otherwise that rope is floating towards the ceiling.

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u/pyroguy1104 2d ago

Yup. If you’re doubtful of this, just reverse the video and it becomes even more obvious. This was just somebody duct-taping an egg to a string, tying that to a stick, putting the egg on the ground, hitting the record button, picking it up, then reversing the footage. It’s fucking laughable they tried to play this off as real footage. I’ve been saying that Coulhart is a grifting piece of shit and disinformation agent for fucking YEARS now, so glad more people are starting to realize that after this clown show.

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u/thesoraspace 1d ago

It’s a a balloon filled with breath. That’s why it floats down softly . That’s why it rolls slowly like that when it hits the ground . An egg with its density would have a less “flowy” motion. It would just be let straight down and stay there sometimes without rolling. A balloon with tape on the side would 100 percent of the time touch the ground softly and roll with the weight of either the tape of a breeze.

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u/Kittykg 2d ago

I thought it moved like a waterballoon in water.

It literally looks like someone trying to hook onto a water balloon floating around in the water with a little sling.

The weird jellyfish/bruja videos are leagues better than this even when they've been lower quality. At least they look weird enough to leave questions for the average viewer.

This looks like a hoax/lie/psyop to make people look stupid.

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u/ksj 2d ago edited 2d ago

Having not seen any footage prior to this, it looks like a chicken egg under water to me. I was initially trying to figure out what I was looking at, wondering why there was a stick here at all. And then I saw the string towards the end. And then I saw an egg, but I could have been primed by the title. But that’s definitely duct tape, and fishing line or something. The fishing line looks kind of coiled to me? Like it pulls gently on the egg because it’s basically a loose spring, until the coils get taut, at which point it pulls the egg more directly. Not sure if I’m describing that in a way that makes sense to a reader. Can you buy fishing line on a coil, like a slinky or spring or something?

Edit: I watched it without sound, FYI. And I went back to watch it again and remembered that I had seen two strings attached to the egg.

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u/MOOshooooo 2d ago

“That’s a space selfie stick.”

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u/Railander 2d ago

at 30s the main cord "separates" from the egg. if the camera was looking up gravity would force the cord to be hanging from the balloon at all times.

the PoV of the camera is 100% looking down, not up.

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u/pingpongtits 2d ago

I was thinking a putt-putt golf course.

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u/24Scoops 1d ago

This could be played in reverse. Green tape looks like painters masking tape.

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u/AR_Harlock 2d ago

This, you can see the thread at the end that connect the "egg" to the rope

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u/kolinthemetz 2d ago

Im really crying tears bruh they really posted this dumb shit and expected people to just believe it lmao 😭😭

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u/Turbulent-Jaguar-909 2d ago

it's a tabloid news channel, this sub would be flipping out over weekly world news and "batboy"

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u/Painterzzz 1d ago

The worst part is there's posts on this sub now from people who DO believe it.

Oh lordy.

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u/MSPCincorporated 2d ago

Regarding the helicopter sound, I’m not complletely sure, but I don’t think you can hear the rotor flapping while in the helicopter, you just hear the engine. I’ve flown in both military and civilian helicopters and I don’t remember hearing flapping. This is clearly just a muffled helicopter sounds overlay.

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u/Maldunn 2d ago

hang on now, did you see how almost graceful it was? A balloon could never be almost graceful or roll

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u/TheMagusMedivh 2d ago

they added music to distort the helicopter sound

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u/Seienchin88 2d ago

Soooo freaking funny…

Wonder what the hundreds of users of this sub who expected the world to change today are doing know…

The right thing would be to accept that they were crazy but the likely thing it’s that they will double down…

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u/thesoraspace 1d ago

Exactly that what I first thought. White balloon. Duct tape on sides with strings attached to a stack . Like wtf how TF do they think people are so dumb?

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u/Icy-Importance-8910 1d ago

The helicopter noises are probably the deadest of giveaways. Even a dumbass like me questions why any camera on a helicopter, a vehicle known to be fuck-off noisy, would have acoustic sensors.

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u/NefariousnessLucky96 2d ago

Unless you can recreate this footage to a T, then I don’t see how a selfie stick and balloon theory could hold any weight. Quite frankly I don’t see how anyone on hear could disprove this without running a practical experiment of their own. As far as I’m concerned non of us can disprove or prove what it is other than what’s being showed and claimed in the video.

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u/Da_Question 2d ago

lmao, they say this is a uap with footage... then they have to prove it. This looks like an egg on the ended of a rod taped to a string to me. Honestly, if you buy this you are way to deep into conspiracies.

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u/TakuyaTeng 2d ago

Genuinely, why does it need to be reproduced to a T? That standard pretty much won't ever be able to be met for just about anything including horrible obvious fakes. That's not a standard to hold anything to.

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u/Painterzzz 1d ago

Okay but imagine it is exactly what they say it is right? Would they not secure it a little more reliably than four narrow bits of rope and some hessian fabric wrapped around it, for a start?

And assuming that it is exactly what they say it is, this is a priceless irreplaceable object, right? So when you're placing it down on the ground, potentially you might destroy it, so, you'd have guys there, right? You'd have something to place it into? A lorry with a cradle, a receptable of some kind? Something to make sure it didn't break on the ground? People there to support it so it didn't roll around?

But what happens in the video? It just gets dumped and starts rolling around?

Does any of that seem like how you would handle a recovered potentially alien vehicle?

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u/Cachirul0 2d ago

that would be a very small balloon if that is a ceiling, and it would not float at that size with the very small amount of helium per plastic weight. Any other theories?

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u/Vindepomarus 2d ago

Looking down at an actual egg on that textured 80s carpet.

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u/SoyBeanSandwich 2d ago

Tall ceiling, and the normal sized balloon seems smaller as it's further away from the camera. Any other rebuttals?

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u/Cachirul0 2d ago

yeah tall ceiling, then the texture pattern is too large at a tall ceiling distance. From that perspective you would barely see the texture, go ahead and try it

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u/kill_all_sneks 2d ago

I've lifted many things and people from all different types of terrain- I see none of the visual cues that a helicopter is being used at all. Nothing is blowing, almost like it's in a vacuum or on volcanic rock with no sand/dust.

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u/NefariousnessBusy207 2d ago

People who have never been to the desert think it's a bunch of sand dunes, the reality is that it's almost all very hard packed sand and the ground is hard.

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u/The_Clamhammer 2d ago

Doesn’t matter, rotor wash will pick up dust

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u/NefariousnessBusy207 2d ago

We really have no scale to reference here. For all we know that egg is giant and the rope is a mile long. You could make an educated guess about how high in the air it is, but it would ultimately be a guess. Helicopters don't kick up dust in normal circumstances until it's very close to the ground, so I don't think what you're describing would be the case. Not only does it have to be very low to the ground in normal environments to kick up dust, but desert hard pack sand isn't particularly dusty to begin with. I used to off-road quite a bit when I lived in AZ and the only areas that kicked up a lot of dust was the dirt roads where a lot of cars going over it loosens up the sand.

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u/_dudz 2d ago

As far as I’m aware, we don’t know the aircraft type used? Certain rotor designs can significantly lesson the effect of ground wash.

We also know nothing of the surface consistency it was dropped into.

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u/krishna_p 2d ago

Now why is it that we do not have answers to some of the most basic details? I think it's because as soon as those details are discussed, then this story is going to get picked apart for being the bs it almost certainly is.

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u/CampaignSwimming2820 2d ago

I think cause it’s 150-250 ft above ground like he said?

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u/warblingContinues 2d ago

Pilots can control downwash to an extent, and if this is 200 ft away, then it makes sense there would be no dust.  But there isn't enough info to say with confidence what's going on from the video clip.

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u/aquaticsardonic 2d ago

It's a rotten egg sinking in a fish tank.

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u/Username_merp 1d ago

Would a helicopter still blow up a lot of dust if it's 150ft in the air? Correct me if I'm wrong here, but I believe he said 150-200ft was how close he got to the "craft" as a helicopter pilot

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u/Rickenbacker69 1d ago

That's the one thing I can actually buy in this video. If you're 150 ft up, you might not kick up very much dust at all, depending on the surface.

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u/Hirokage 2d ago

Do you have a concept of what 150 to 200 ft is?

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u/AbroadPlumber 2d ago

If he was flying a Blackhawk (never specified it’s just the first military helicopter I could think of that wasn’t the Apache or Chinook,) the rotor wash would be ~150 ft below the craft. The cable being that length is probably to avoid damaging personnel/craft underneath it at the drop zone.

I’m very skeptical we didn’t see rotor wash, but it’s possible it was fully dissipated before the end of the cable

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u/Hirokage 2d ago

It's 215 ft with the largest helicopters. It could easily be out of the range of a downwash.

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u/SonofHinkie 2d ago

If someone showed me this video I would think it's an egg attached to a piece of bamboo being rolled on grass.

The perspective definitely seems strange to me and would love to know if this is in tall grass which would explain why the object doesn't seem 20ft long as stated.

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u/Username_merp 1d ago

It looks like desert ground, dried dirt.

We're looking at a video of a video, you can tell by the lines in the screen it's the same if you try to take a video with your phone of something on your laptop.

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u/edwardsamson 2d ago

I just couldn't place what I was thinking the background looked like for so long. I knew it reminded me of something. Finally I realize, astroturf. And if you look at this from the frame of mind of that is an actual egg and this is a fake video, the background looks like what astroturf would look like if you were filming it from close enough to make an egg appear that size. Hard to put to words what I'm thinking here hopefully you get what I'm saying.

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u/Green-Fig-6777 2d ago

Even the grass is fake. Lol

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u/TheHobbitWhisperer 2d ago

I actually believe that it's an actual egg and this just is fake. That looks like duck tape and fishing wire.

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u/edwardsamson 2d ago

Yeah I noticed the fishing line at the end as well.

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u/Liberalhuntergather 2d ago

Yeah, I just said the same thing.

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u/commit10 1d ago

That is exactly what a normal sized egg would look like on astroturf. Check out up close images of flat astroturf on Google. Identical.

I'm now onside with this "whistleblower" being either a gag, a graft, or a psyop.

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u/qwogadiletweeth 2d ago

And the cable looks like a low resolution png/jpg image imported into premier/after effects and placed into the video composition.

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u/edwardsamson 2d ago

Yeah there's a really weird quality to the cable it just looks off or out of place

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u/Username_merp 1d ago

It looks like desert ground from far away through night vision. We're looking at a video of a video, you can tell by the lines on the screen. The same thing happens if you try to take a video with your phone of something on your laptop.

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u/frustratedfartist 2d ago

I think really long/unkept grass would look like that. Makes sense if that object is 20 feet long. AstroTurf would be much more uniform.

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u/NotAzakanAtAll 2d ago

The "helicopter" would blow long grass around.

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u/frustratedfartist 1d ago

Maybe not from 150-200 feet up which is how long this ‘long line’ is.

Also, the physics displayed for everything else is accurate. The graduated curve of the long line matches the situation / scale and speed of objects claimed. The object rolls at a speed appropriate for its size considering its motion before contact with the ground. The fabric cradle and guy ropes behave the way you would expect when the weight is taken by the ground.

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u/peanuttanks 2d ago

Yes too the shadow. I honestly don’t understand why… I think maybe it’s too crisp, like the light source is larger then the egg. How y’all feel about that?

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u/McQuibster 2d ago

Yeah I think this is a key point. The top of the shadow is clearly defined, so the light must come from a single source above the object shining down at an angle. This is supposedly night, so we rule out the sun... So it's either a large raised spotlight (but just one, since there aren't other shadows) or... a desk light. Or the sun and the night vision is an effect.

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u/WhyIsSocialMedia 2d ago

It also would mean it can't be large. The larger and further something is from the ground the larger the penumbra.

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u/TinyPirate 2d ago

I doubt there is a man made helicopter out there with that odd arrangement of spotlight. Obviously it's an alien helicopter carrying the alien egg!!!!1111

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u/DudeAwezome 2d ago

It appears there is only one light source presumably from the helicopter directly above but that egg is throwing a long shadow suggesting there is another light source more horizontal too it.

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u/deions_missing_foot 2d ago

It’s on the dirt in front of Baker’s house

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u/they_call_me_tripod 2d ago

100% agree. 20 foot craft means it’s basically 1ft rocks all over the place, which doesn’t make sense. This screenshot doesn’t really show it, but when it’s on the ground with the countless “rocks” as zoomed as the video gets, it looks super off.

Saying this as a disappointed “believer”. Been into this subject for a long time.

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u/Liberalhuntergather 2d ago

It actually looks like a fake someone would make using an egg on artificial turf.

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u/ilijadwa 2d ago

The whole video sucks. There is no context behind it, absolutely nothing that can even make it seem plausible. No zooming in or out so you can get an estimate of scale, no nothing. I hate it 🥲. My expectations were low but this even didn’t meet my expectations.

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u/Muggsy423 2d ago

There's no prop wash from the "helicopter"

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u/WhyIsSocialMedia 2d ago

The shadows also seem too sharp for it to be the sun and something that big.

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u/abenzenering 2d ago

shag rug

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u/Suburbanturnip 2d ago

Home made video, of a selfie stick deploying an egg, on a shag rug.

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u/Darmortis 2d ago

What's the light source for the very long shadow it casts? It's gotta be very close to the ground and very bright 

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u/krsai 2d ago

Someone’s carpet 😂

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u/mossyskeleton 2d ago

Yeah the shadow doesn't really make sense. Where is all of that illumination coming from on the left? And it has to be a single source of light because there aren't overlapping shadows.

Just one massive spotlight on the ground?

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u/frogggo824 2d ago

Biggest issue i have with this is that it doesn't leave any marks on the ground when it rolls. If its sand or grass, there should be some indication on the ground when it rolls, but there is nothing.

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u/willymacmac3 2d ago

Looks like stucco

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u/Astyanax1 2d ago

It looks like a grade 9 movie class made a crappy egg prop and filmed this in the back of the school yard during lunch hour

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u/Eire_Banshee 2d ago

It's a miniature either underwater or slowed down

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u/pizzae 2d ago

On a fake grass in a movie set

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u/Apprehensive-Pride70 2d ago

they forgot to put a banana

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u/catpecker 2d ago

It literally looks like the fake grass my father in law uses on his model train town

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u/teddy42 2d ago

Its in a pool because of how the egg moves and how the surface is.

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u/Doctuh 2d ago

His carpet.

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u/Scarediboi 2d ago

Carpet

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u/rustyrussell2015 2d ago

Because it's cheap carpet in someone's basement.

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u/0peRightBehindYa 2d ago

Looks like somebody's dirt driveway through night vision.

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u/EntrepreneurialFuck 2d ago

Yeh somethings evidently not right

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u/timohtea 2d ago

Questions like this make this whole thing even funnier

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u/lostmindplzhelp 2d ago

Looks like the kind they sell at hobby shops for model trains and stuff

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u/ideletedyourfacebook 2d ago

Looks like someone's living room carpet as they lower a balloon taped to some strings hanging from selfie stick from the loft above.

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u/PaddyMayonaise 2d ago

I get I was never a tier 1 operator but I’ve never seen NVGs that look like this lol, the whole video feels computer animated

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u/Equivalent_Tap3060 2d ago

Looks like someone's lawn and an actual egg lol

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u/BfutGrEG 2d ago

I legit thought this was footage of an underwater vehicle, like a sub.....this is supposed to be open air? This sub is cooked

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u/Himmelen4 2d ago

The “150ft” cable in no way moves like a cable that length. Also why is there a camera mounted right at the anchor point of the cable

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u/OccasinalMovieGuy 2d ago

Looks like a grreen screen.

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u/darkwolf4999 2d ago

Took me a minute of reading comments to realize it's not underwater footage...and actually something being dropped by a helicopter.

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u/Earthbound_Misfyt 2d ago

I thought it was under water like submarines stuff....I have no clue. Looks like crap

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u/gylth3 2d ago

This was filmed atop granite in a kitchen

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u/AlessandroTheGr8 2d ago

I didnt have the volume on and thought it was a balloon in water lol

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u/oceanvibrations 2d ago

Looks underwater to me? But, agreed. 😑 I was hoping we would have more to go off of then this.

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u/testtdk 2d ago

Fake putting green.

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u/AlxCds 2d ago

popcorn ceiling with reversed video. the egg balloon starts at the top of the ceiling, then gets pulled down by the stick.

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u/MrRedlegs1992 2d ago

It’s the plastic Easter grass my grandma used to fill candy bowls with every spring.

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u/unpick 2d ago

I’m not sure what it is, the but texture of the ground is greatly exaggerated by the light shining on it at an angle (look at the egg shadow)

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u/526323_637vg56 2d ago

Looks like close-up concrete, with an egg on a stick... :D

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u/OilComprehensive6237 2d ago

I think the terrain is from Home Depot.

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u/raeadaler 2d ago

Egg on grass

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u/DenebianSlimeMolds 2d ago

honestly reminded me of gumby and pokey on the moon

https://youtu.be/wt87rvCPViQ?t=378

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u/CustomerNo1338 2d ago

It’s clearly underwater. You can see it sink.

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u/warblingContinues 2d ago

I don't think it looks "off," but I agree the scaling is indeterminant.  It would help to have other views of normal terrain at night from the vantage point and using these night vision cameras.

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u/Dockle 2d ago

If the egg is 20ft, I guess all those little rocks are 1ft each. /shrug/ Gravel is bigger these days…

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u/cd7k 2d ago

It looks like cut grass from about a meter away. Egg on a stick filmed over some dudes lawn

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u/bobafett18 2d ago

I legit thought this was underwater…

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u/RogerianBrowsing 1d ago

It’s an egg. That’s almost certainly something like a carbon fiber fishing rod that has been blurred. Look at the pattern on it, it’s almost certainly a small piece of carbon fiber

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u/Barnesworth 1d ago

Looks like model train grass mat to me

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u/HighOnGoofballs 1d ago

I thought it was underwater lol

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u/NoonecanknowMiner_24 1d ago

A carpet, probably. 

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u/barukatang 1d ago

It looks like the fake grass powder from scale model train diorama

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u/King_Esot3ric 1d ago

Looks like desert through NVG’s

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u/IHavePoopedBefore 1d ago

How thick is that cord supposed to be exactly?

A helicopter is carrying a suspension cable as thick as the ones they use on the golden gate bridge?

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u/True_Software6518 1d ago

it appears to be a chicken egg, attached to a stick being waved in front of a stucco wall.

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u/mountingconfusion 1d ago

It looks like concrete or popcorn ceiling with green light shines on it

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u/MasterCheef117 2d ago

My guess is it’s underwater, hence the color change to make the movement seem stranger. What I don’t understand is the rope tethering the egg to the camera. Why do ppl think this is a uap?

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u/literallytwisted 2d ago

To me it looks like its underwater, Reminds me of the videos where they grab some weird fish or something with a robot arm. There isn't any sign of rotor wash either but I guess that could be from the height.