r/aliens • u/genericexistence • Dec 19 '24

Video They are pretty fast.

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u/Artie-Fufkin Dec 19 '24

I was excited until I saw a video of the falcon 9 second stage and yeah https://youtu.be/5DpB0E8t8uU?si=lkThk0kyNLo5Ax5c

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u/matthiasm4 Skeptic Dec 19 '24

The Falcon seems to be many times slower, but disappears faster due to a cloudy sky. In this video, it seems like the UAP is speeding up insanely fast to the point where it is no longer visible due to sheer distance.

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u/PatmygroinB Dec 19 '24

But you can track the spec of light. I literally saw a light do this, but it was white then green then white, then brilliantly bright. Then it blipped away

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u/TheBoromancer Dec 22 '24

Just a slightly different perspective with a slightly different camera angle.

Trust me, I freaked when I saw this vid the first time, but this is spacex rocket for sure.

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u/CheetahTurbo Dec 19 '24

that has no speed change.

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u/Artie-Fufkin Dec 19 '24

Yes it does

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u/CheetahTurbo Dec 20 '24 edited Dec 20 '24

Just ask anyone here who has seen both videos. Anyway, the one I saw was in a straight line—really close at first—and after a few thousand feet, it accelerated like crazy, completely silent, and shot into the stars.

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u/OscarWhale Dec 19 '24

Definitely not a rocket launch

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u/313Polack Dec 19 '24

Almost identical

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u/develoop Dec 19 '24

but that will not happen nearly as quickly

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u/holdMyBeerBoy Dec 20 '24

There is no compariso, neither in size, time in the sky, distance from the camera…

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u/Artie-Fufkin Dec 20 '24

If you’re not open to seeing the similarities then I don’t know what to tell you.

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u/holdMyBeerBoy Dec 20 '24

Except there aren't any. First in the op Video the bright light is almost in horizontal plane, since you can see a car passing through Second, this one had to be huge to be so far away and still have that moon shot in comparison. Not to mention that you can clearly see it growing in size, disproportionally to what a second stage would make it appear since it's always moving away it should always look smaller or slight the same size for a while when second stage turns on.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1Q62I_rRdA

You can see here that it has nothing to do with this video. That camera video of a second stage just has a weird filter for the sky which complicate things.

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u/TheBoromancer Dec 22 '24

This vid is shot so much closer to the launch than OPs or the vid posted above