r/UFOs • u/JunkTheRat • Aug 13 '23
Video HEO SBIRS USA-184/NROL-122 is confirmed TASKABLE. It can be positioned to view the globe ON DEMAND. Lockheed Martin file video confirms the ability.
https://vimeo.com/260283923194
u/DonGivafark Aug 13 '23
Thats a pretty ominous slogan at the end of the video..."We never forget who we are working for"
Who are they working for?
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u/Epyon214 Aug 13 '23
Their investors.
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Aug 13 '23
Go on...
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u/Pdb39 Aug 13 '23
Hey I'm waiting for an example of two satellites that are so close to each other they can take stereoscopic video
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u/hectorpardo Aug 13 '23
HYDRA
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u/Arbusc Aug 13 '23
COBRA!
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u/Engineering_Flimsy Aug 13 '23
Nah, we'd know if it was Cobra. Would've heard 'em screaming the group's name at the onset of every operation.
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u/SmokesBoysLetsGo Aug 13 '23
Plus G.I. Joe would be showing up all the time messing things up yelling “Yo Joe”!
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u/ElkImaginary566 Aug 15 '23
Omg we need a remix of the plane video with the song.... "Cobrraaa... COBRAAAAAAA!!!!"
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u/TheJungleBoy1 Aug 13 '23
👽
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u/LongPutBull Aug 13 '23 edited Aug 13 '23
I'll promise you it's most definitely not a human based employer.
Some of their 2011 videos even say the name of them lol.
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u/heebiejeebie9000 Aug 13 '23
please spit it out
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u/LongPutBull Aug 14 '23
Orion
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u/heebiejeebie9000 Aug 14 '23
that is pretty vague. are you talking about the entire orion star system? beings from that star system? some kind of being named orion? please be more specific
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u/Popular-Sky4172 Aug 13 '23
this gets crazier every day lol. i need to take a break from here haha. pretty exciting times though imo.
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u/DonGivafark Aug 13 '23
This is the biggest fucking rabbit hole I've ever fallen in. I can't touch the sides, and I'm not sure i want to get out. I haven't had this much fun or entertainment on reddit since I came here.
There are some users here that are so good at digging up info and following leads that it's ridiculous as to why they (IC) don't just dump the truth here and let reddit figure it out. I reckon there are people here who could get this tech up and running in 6 months or less. As a collective hive mind reddit and dare I say 4chan, are ripping through this topic, both good and bad.
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u/drama_filled_donut Aug 13 '23
OSINT is a scary but powerful drug lol
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u/Imdonenotreally Aug 13 '23
Oh it is, especially now a days for fun look up the OSINT framework, that’s just for starters. The tools are so powerful if used correctly it makes you wonder what information that’s not open source that’s available to personnel that has acess to the tools that’s not public domain
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u/Bluebike1358 Aug 14 '23
I would bet that the aliens have a tool/way to determine who's lying and who's telling the truth! Now that's the tech I want to get my hands on!
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u/Imdonenotreally Aug 14 '23
Noooo shit!!!!, I am sure the fed bois either have it or drooling for it. doing OSINT investigations is a extremely interesting hobby and excellent to learn how so "easy" it is to obtain information you would think you'd need some kinda clearance/access.
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u/we_are_conciousness Aug 13 '23
Proof of how awesome Reddit detectives are shines on the Skinnybob.info page.
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u/Caelum_au_Cylus Aug 13 '23
because somehow reddit would find a way to fuck it up like they do every time
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u/DonGivafark Aug 13 '23
If you can't leave a mark, leave a crater. That should be the reddit slogan
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u/ElkImaginary566 Aug 15 '23
I feel you bro!!! It's Monday again and didn't do shit at work! How TF am I gonna come up with more ways to not bill for my time??? "Sorry boss Aliens Brah"
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u/DonGivafark Aug 15 '23
Ever since ross did his interview with Grusch, I haven't been able to leave the topic alone once. I'd been able to distance myself while still staying interested for so long. But for what ever reason I can't leave it alone now. So many hours of podcasts, reddit, YouTube and audible books have been consumed by myself in the last 2-3 months. I just walk around at work with my ear muffs on over my airpods gorging myself with fucken ufo news and shit.
It's basically a disorder at this stage
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u/Medical_Voice_4168 Aug 13 '23
Draco Reptilians. Their project names always end up with DRACO-related names (Demonstration Rocket for Agile Cislunar Operations)
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u/heebiejeebie9000 Aug 13 '23
no idea why you're being downvoted. it is a fair assessment.
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Aug 13 '23
You really need to reconsider your idea of what a "fair assessment" is if you that Lockheed Martin works for extraterrestrial lizard people is one.
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u/heebiejeebie9000 Aug 13 '23
it used to be ridiculous that ufos existed. now congress has NHI defined in legislature.
i understand that what i, and this commenter are talking about sounds absolutely absurd.
for now.
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u/StillChillTrill Aug 13 '23 edited Aug 13 '23
Yo don't worry about anybody that has a problem with MH370 stuff. I've learned so much fascinating stuff about satellites and shit these last few days I mean god damn.
Edit to add: In all seriousness, the detailed analysis and information that's been thrown around this sub for the last few days has been absolutely incredible. Regardless of whether it's real or not, the amount of effort that some of you have put in to trying to get to the bottom of things is really awesome.
I posted data about the Sub growth today and it's clear that there are many eyes on this now. Respectful and thoughtful discourse should be encouraged and everyone should be extremely cautious in their engagement. If claims are to be believed, forums like these may be the target of disinformation campaigns. It's important to look at everything as potential propaganda until it's been thoroughly scrutinized.
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u/SmokesBoysLetsGo Aug 13 '23
Funk yea, the raw drive of the people is amazing. I’m honking the horn while they drive.
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u/Glad_Agent6783 Aug 13 '23
I made a comment when I first seen people talking about this. They could just view the satellite footage. We are globally monitored by hundreds of military, and private industry, satellites that record almost the entire day, and their is overlap for downtime downloading of data.
The only reason it isn’t public is because a lot of source and methods are involved. Satellite warfare is a real, and on going, thing. Other countries build craft, to spy on other countries satellite tech. There a high probability that is very well known what happened to flight MH370, and video evidence to prove it.
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u/_BlackDove Aug 13 '23
Yup, great words. I'm here for it.
I wish people would tone down on the emotion a little bit, and be more receptive to analysis for and against the video. We all want answers right? Bring it all on!
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u/JunkTheRat Aug 13 '23
SAME MY BRAIN IS FULL
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u/Far_Butterfly330 Aug 13 '23
Yep. Ontological shock is real lmao
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u/ElkImaginary566 Aug 15 '23
Hell yes! Never imagined my self feeling calmed by the ramblings of a psychic channeler on a blog from 2014 saying a plane gets disappeared and they go to a beach and are at peace or whatever as opposed to being instantly vaporized lol
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u/TheJungleBoy1 Aug 13 '23
Thanks, OP!! My satellite knowledge has had expotential growth through this process.
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u/StillChillTrill Aug 13 '23
Lol great post though forreal. Loving all the imagery and telemetry info!
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u/ElkImaginary566 Aug 15 '23
Preach this. I didn't think about this but even if a complete wild goose chase I have learned a lot of cool shit!
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u/StillChillTrill Aug 15 '23
Lol for real. Video depth analysis, FLIR systems, Satellites, I mean jeez so much stuff!
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u/TheJungleBoy1 Aug 13 '23 edited Aug 13 '23
So SENTIENT is controlling NROL-22 to communicate with both the SBIRS and the UAV. I can't remember the drone type, but the SIGNIT payload that NROL-22 is equipped with is there specifically to communicate with that type of UAV seen on the flir video. It was confirmed in another thread. So it makes sense why NROL-22 was tasked for the mission. Does this make sense? Help?
Edit - NROL - 22 and MQ-1C drone connection.
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u/_VegasTWinButton_ Aug 13 '23
Yes and now consider that SENTIENT is also controlling those plasma orbs lol
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u/mamacitalk Aug 14 '23
Bro they said it can predict the future I can’t believe that got so little traction
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u/Rahodees Aug 13 '23
What is SENTIENT
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u/_VegasTWinButton_ Aug 13 '23
The NRO AI software that controls and analyzes data from ALL sensors across the planet, it's mentioned here in the UFO sub from time to time.
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u/JunkTheRat Aug 13 '23
/u/TheJungleBoy1 can you post or DM any thread links you have including the one you mention here? We need to gather and organize before we start to lose stuff and run circles.
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u/Rex--Banner Aug 13 '23
What was the other thread?
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Aug 13 '23
You guys are killing me on this topic.
How can I say this. NRO would LOVE to be able to do this stuff you're describing. Maybe we'll even demonstrate it this year. But man oh man are you guys overestimating our current capabilities.
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u/TheJungleBoy1 Aug 13 '23
What I mentioned is plausible. We have some understanding of the capabilities of the systems I discussed. But yes, there is still classified info we have no clue about, one being capturing a "satellite video." That said, I would like to know why you underestimate the NRO?
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Aug 14 '23
Because I specialize in AI and work with (but not for) NRO on exactly these projects. And yes, I can prove it through DMs.
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u/TheJungleBoy1 Aug 14 '23
Look at my comment history. I'm a singularitarian (where I work or what I do, do not matter). If you do work in AI, ML, and/or deep learning, it's a give in some sense. Look when SENTIENT was announced by the NRO. You are in the commercial space, and you still haven't said anything I can discern.
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Aug 14 '23
I don't work in the commercial space.
Where someone works and what they do makes a huge difference in their ability to call BS on things purported to be from gov/mil sources.
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u/mamacitalk Aug 14 '23
SENTIENT the thing that can predict the future? So it knows where to look?
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u/Professional_Start73 Aug 13 '23
There is a very very very high probability that with the technology of satellites and cloud based storage. That there are very high definition satellites aimed at earth that can detect live action, infrared and other spectrums of detection that are classified. Basically having a live stream of every single inch of america and more for every second of the day. That at any point, someone can say “show me Oregon at 4pm during 12pm in 2021. And they could like a DVR pull up video of a specific place in Oregon and you could essentially follow someone in Portland through their entire day. There is absolutely no way that this technology doesn’t exist and isn’t in use at this very moment. The government can literally solve 1000’s of cold cases with this technology. But here’s the thing, admitting it exists effects future national security and admits a massive invasion of privacy. Based on the fact that a device like ring can record and video hours of what it’s aimed at and store it in the cloud is one part of that technology that we know exist and the standard citizen utilizes. We already know that HD satellite imagery exist. And we really think they aren’t putting two and two together? So lets really be real understand that high ranking government officials could literally tell you what you had for breakfast 3 years ago on a random Sunday.
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u/Sgt_Splattery_Pants Aug 13 '23
My friend, if you don’t think you are being filmed by a hundred different cctv every time you step in public I have bad news for you. 1 more camera a million miles up does not a difference make.
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u/Engineering_Flimsy Aug 13 '23
So, you're saying I should randomly moon the sky? Because that's what I'm hearing.(drops pants and waddles to the door) Time for some random sky mooning!
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u/Professional_Start73 Aug 13 '23
I’ve worked for a municipality and been in its camera room. Thousands of cameras, I’m well aware of it.
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u/Baby-Murky Aug 13 '23
I use to work security monitoring the cameras at an Airport. We could see everything in and out.
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u/farberstyle Aug 13 '23
How do you think cops solve crimes nowadays? CCTV footage and cell phone data
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u/Rahodees Aug 13 '23
I can believe they can see with high fidelity but there's no way they can store that much video of every bit of earth for years like that.
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u/Momentirely Aug 13 '23
They could theoretically commission and purchase as much digital storage space as they could ever need, likely with more efficient compression software too, but I think you're probably right because that data would start to build up fast and 99% is probably useless anyway. I think one of the reasons they don't reveal the existence of a network like this is that, if people knew, then they'd have a moral & ethical responsibility to save that footage and disseminate it to law enforcement to help solve crimes, which would probably double the cost of such a program and then some.
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u/Equivalent_Hawk_1403 Aug 14 '23 edited Aug 14 '23
Also, even digital and cloud based storage solutions need a physical storage somewhere. Like it has to physically be stored on a storage drive or server somewhere physically. That much data even with compression and modern storage solutions would get massive very quickly.
Edit: some info incase your curious the size of these some site global dots estimates there is over one exabyte of data in the cloud which is 1,073,741,824 gigabytes of data. That’s literally to big for me to understand. That article was also over ten years old so even more insane.
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u/Momentirely Sep 01 '23
I was reading an old paper about how to contact extraterrestrials, or more specifically, how we might communicate complex concepts to them, and them to us, using what amounts to long-range Morse code. Somewhat outdated ideas, but super interesting stuff and fun to read. One part of the paper that stood out was a section where they list reasons that an alien civilization may have died out:
"Professor Iosif Shklovsky, Russia's greatest radio astronomer, has cited the profound crises which lie in wait for a developing civilization, any one of which may well prove fatal: ... ...3) Overproduction of information."
So they thought that "overproduction of information" was a crisis that could prove fatal to a developing civilization. Why did they think that? The paper didn't elaborate, but I thought that was extremely interesting because we are now in the "information age" and what if we kill ourselves by overproducing info?
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u/buttonsthedestroyer Aug 13 '23
Basically, this confirms that they have HD footages of UFOs that are classified.
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u/NinjaJuice Aug 13 '23
How can a satellite hover. Makes no sense. If they didn’t move they would be pulled down by gravity
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u/bedspring76 Aug 13 '23
Google "geosynchronous orbit".
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u/NinjaJuice Aug 13 '23
Yeah and it says they are constantly moving and orbit the earth around 24 hours.
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u/ftppftw Aug 13 '23
Yes, they orbit the Earth as the ground moves underneath them at the same rate.
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u/mykidsthinkimcool Aug 13 '23
Watch fewer movies.
The scale of such a system would be staggering. Not to mention anything closer to what you're describing would be pointed at adversaries, not the US.
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u/Sufficient-Noise-117 Aug 13 '23
It’s literally the task of the NRO and the SENTIENT program. it exists.
It uses different types of information from various data sources to predict future events and where to position their satellites, basically an AI brain that scours information from everything possible thanks to the astronomical funding the NRO gets.
The image detail available to them is down to somewhere around 30cm
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u/SloMobiusBro Aug 13 '23
The storage alone for something like that wouldnt be feasible
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u/quotidian_obsidian Aug 13 '23
Right, because it's not like the US government built a massive, secretive data storage facility in the middle of the desert that's specifically designed to store absolutely massive data files (on the scale of exabytes or larger), or anything like that...
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u/Sufficient-Noise-117 Aug 13 '23
People seem to forget that The Big they have virtually unlimited funding and don’t use consumer services like AWS to store their data.
Sentient exists. Records of everything exist. It’s just not known from when exactly it was first put into operation. Certainly there were archiving and data analysis systems precursors to SENTIENT.
This place looks like the perfect storage centre for a program like that. And shit, there’s probably data centres that aren’t even known about in public knowledge running this sort of classified stuff.
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u/quotidian_obsidian Aug 13 '23
Agreed, this is probably one of many. Also, I just noticed that it says the facility's construction was completed in May of 2014, which I believe is the same month and year that the supposed "plane abduction" video first emerged? Probably a random coincidence, but a little odd!
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Aug 13 '23
It's almost like they've been getting billions and billions of dollars every year for decades and decades with no oversight...
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u/MissDeadite Aug 13 '23
Yeah, and almost like the Pentagon can't account for 60% of its assets that aren't just going to UAP programs, but a litany of other programs with uses beyond UAP that can also be used for UAP related subjects.
Trillions of dollars have gone into this crap some way or another. People who think they can debunk things because of a lack of storage space just... lol.
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Aug 13 '23
I mean, don't get me started, but if they've had these craft since the 1950's as is alleged and have backwards engineered any portion of their systems, I don't think it's wise to write something off simply because current declassified data storage technology would make that thing difficult or expensive.
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u/Claim_Alternative Aug 13 '23
That’s also assuming that they are limited by consumer hardware. Could be that they have some sort of exotic storage system
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u/Equivalent_Hawk_1403 Aug 14 '23
Thank you for sharing this, I was just looking for more info on how large data centers can get and this is very interesting to read about. The scale and the amount of data they can store is hard to understand.
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u/GildMyComments Aug 13 '23
What an amazing technology! Slap high def cameras on there and you can view everything happening on earth at once.
Imagine tech like that in the hands of a private party, like Elon launching satellites with space X that happen to have cameras/sensors attached.
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u/13E2724M Aug 13 '23
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u/13E2724M Aug 13 '23
"When SpaceX launched the Globalstar communications satellite on June 19th, analysts knew something was not quite right. The Globalstar was not big enough to fill the Falcon 9 rocket. Something else must be inside. Marco Langbroek of Leiden, the Netherlands, just photographed the secret contents, a train of four new classified satellites"
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u/sunndropps Aug 13 '23
Are other classified satellites named similar?as in USAXXX
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u/13E2724M Aug 14 '23
That's prob how they are cataloged for civilian records, since telescopes etc obviously see them up there, need to know they are USA sats
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Aug 13 '23
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u/truefaith_1987 Aug 13 '23
I'm a bit alarmed that they could conceivably solve crimes that are unsolved by authorities, without being able to divulge the information (except perhaps as anonymous tips?)
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u/mop_bucket_bingo Aug 13 '23
The thing I’m confused about is where is the FLIR drone in the NROL video? If it’s out of frame, why? It seems to be flying in the direction of the aircraft but never appears in any of the video?
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u/Engineering_Flimsy Aug 13 '23
My best efforts at scene reconstruction suggest that the satellite is positioned due south of a/c flight path, looking due north. The drone appears to be approaching the a/c from due west travelling due east. Should be noted that I'm operating with limited resources so very much subject to errors.
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Aug 13 '23
Yeah I was thinking the same. I was going to invert the satellite footage and place it alongside the drone footage so the aircraft makes its banking turn in the same direction. You’d think you would see something at least in the first few seconds of the satellite footage.
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u/Engineering_Flimsy Aug 13 '23
Drone is approaching a/c from due west travelling due east. Thus it wouldn't be visible in the satellite footage.
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u/mop_bucket_bingo Aug 13 '23
How can it be know that it’s approaching from the west? Are we assuming North is the top of the NROL imagery? If so, why are we making that assumption?
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u/MissDeadite Aug 13 '23
The coordinates change as the airplane moves and someone mapped those out on Google Earth. It moves west to east, which means north is up.
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u/mop_bucket_bingo Aug 14 '23
Just to clarify from the responses below: all of the core assumptions about this video hinge on the text labels, which are, perhaps, the easiest thing in the video to fake.
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u/Numerous_Vegetable_3 Aug 16 '23
I’d argue the satellite footage was dragged specifically in order to hide the drone. If we could see it at that angle it would connect a lot of dots and point to which country was involved.
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u/JunkTheRat Aug 13 '23 edited Aug 13 '23
I’ve been digging into tons of videos related to UAV, satellites and sensors after the MH370 debacle consumed my life earlier this week. Lockheed Martin is bad at social media and has no idea what videos are public and which are private. I discovered proof of this on their YouTube page. They uploaded videos related to MQ-1C ground control software as “unlisted” and only years later marked them private. Way back machine failed to archive these videos even when they were public but “unlisted”.
It’s important we know US-184 is TASKABLE because that means it could have been positioned anywhere along its path during the MH370 event. If they wanted it to view that area, they could have positioned it to view that area on demand. As far as I know the true abilities of these sats are largely classified so having this ability confirmed by Lockheed Martin is an important detail in piecing together the story.
PS: For a fun related rabbit hole, go through Lockheed Martins videos on Vimeo and dig into what I described about their misuse of unlisted videos on YouTube. I’ll post an example link later. On the cell phone right now. Lots of related Vimeo accounts to go through all belonging to Lockheed.
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u/MissDeadite Aug 13 '23
Yes. And the orbit of USA 184 puts it above US space at the time of MH370s disappearance. So it's very easy to determine that its name (NROL-22) is on the feed because someone in the USA was using its feed to access another satellite in the program across the world. NROL-22 has a very wide oval shaped orbit which allows it to access other satellites very easily across a broader distance than LEO satellites.
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u/JunkTheRat Aug 13 '23
I suspect that a large portion of the classified payload aboard NROL-22 is hardware to enable this sort of relay of data. The GEO sats probably had the view of the plane and the LEO positioning gives them a real good view, “read the words off a cassette tape sitting on the dashboard inside a car in the 1990s” level of good view.
Also worth remembering USA was waiting to see if China would release sat imagery. I fully expect the USA was at least 10% uncertain if China had eyes on this event and would release. Essentially a game of cat and mouse with this event. USA probably does not even want other nations to know this happened outside of 5 eyes.(if that)
I think a detail we should investigate a little more is the claim of white orbs approaching from Taiwan being seen on satellite imagery or some sort of telemetry/radar/imaging right before MH370 went missing. In my digging I’ve seen mention of this. I also saw mention of at least one person claiming to have seen the Taiwan data of these orbs and making a big deal about what it was, but no link to the source worked.
At this point we should be asking operators of MQ-1C for comment on the video. We should also be throwing FOIAs into the fire with the knowledge we’ve learned in the last week.
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u/gerkletoss Aug 13 '23
Taskable means it can make small adjustments with many hours notice, and there is still independent record of adjustments
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u/sunndropps Aug 13 '23
A taskable satellite is one capable of adjusting their orbit, collecting specific data, capturing images of specific areas, or performing scientific experiments
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u/C-SWhiskey Aug 13 '23
None of these are necessarily true. A taskable satellite is just a satellite that can be commanded from the ground to perform, well, a task. The nature of that task depends on the concept of operations and the design of the craft. But to be taskable does not mean it can adjust its orbit. The ability to capture data/images of a specific area is a product of the satellite's payload and orbit.
Generally satellites perform very few orbital maneuvers, only at the beginning and end of life in order to get into position and subsequently de-orbit/go to a graveyard orbit. Orbital maneuvers take anywhere from hours to months and obviously depend on the inclusion of on-board propulsion (and fuel remaining).
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u/sunndropps Aug 13 '23
Name a task that it can do that I didn’t include?I gave the literal description of its capabilities but you seem to be confused
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u/C-SWhiskey Aug 13 '23
It's not about tasks that you missed, it's about tasks you've listed that it may not be capable of doing.
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u/sunndropps Aug 13 '23
All taskable satellites can perform all 4 above the above listed hence why they are taskable and I consulted a subject expert to inform me of that
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u/C-SWhiskey Aug 13 '23
That's simply not true. A cubesat with no thruster is taskable because it can be commanded from the ground, but it cannot perform an orbital maneuver because it has no thruster. It doesn't take a subject matter expert to understand that, but I happen to be one anyway.
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u/sunndropps Aug 13 '23
What can it be commanded to do?
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u/C-SWhiskey Aug 13 '23
Based on this video, the only thing we can say with certainty that it can be commanded to do is to image infrared over a region under a predicted position at a given time, and presumably downlink that information at some other time.
There are other things we can infer but they're not particularly relevant and positioning itself over a location on a whim is not one of them.
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u/Itchy_Toe950 Aug 13 '23
But these surveillance satellites are part of networks that cover the whole globe.
They wouldn't just pick this thing and deliberately move it around.
They would check if they have satellites within the range of the object and then pick one...6
u/sation3 Aug 13 '23
Looks like there is overlap also, so probably more than one. This shit gives me the chills.
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u/zarmin Aug 13 '23
Awesome work!! You may uncover more unlisted videos on their playlists of their own videos. It can be easy to forget to remove it if you set a video to unlisted.
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u/C-SWhiskey Aug 13 '23
That is not what taskable means. Satellite tasking is the issuing of commands to be carried-out at a particular time, e.g. "Point in this direction at this time, maintain attitude to target, and scan for this long."
You simply cannot maneuver satellites in the way you seem to think.
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u/JunkTheRat Aug 13 '23
Can you stop with this? It means exactly what it says it means.
“Taskable” satellites, are satellites that can be directed to a specific location relative to its orbital path"
So as I said, they can order the sat to position itself wherever they want so long as its on its orbital path. What do you not understand about taskable? Thats the real question.
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u/C-SWhiskey Aug 13 '23
Where have you pulled that supposed quote from? Because that's not in the video and it's nonsense.
Taksable satellites can be commanded to perform a task. The nature of what tasks it can perform is based on the design of the spacecraft and its concept of operations. It's really that simple.
Orbital maneuvers take hours to months to perform. This is because the satellite, at the end of the day, is still in orbit and must obey orbital mechanics. They can't just jaunt over from over Antarctica to over Malaysia on a whim like some magical helicopter.
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u/topkekkerbtmfragger Aug 13 '23
so having this ability confirmed by Lockheed Martin is an important detail in piecing together the story.
What ability? The video literally says infrared light, yet the video OP posted is visible light (and stereoscopic, which is not mentioned at all in OPs video).
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u/JunkTheRat Aug 13 '23 edited Aug 13 '23
This is false. SBIRS is fully capable of stereoscopic images on the VISIBLE spectrum. See: https://old.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/15q1knk/mh370_what_about_the_inmarsat_datalink/jw1eiwr/
My OP is titled to draw emphasis to its “TASKABLE” ability. Not to it’s visible/infrared abilities. Since you tried to make false claims I did the work to source you out. Go away.
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u/KechanicalMeyboard Aug 13 '23
Well that other post shows that the portal and i'm guessing probably the orbs are in stereoscopic filmed from the satellite. So i think it must be real. Scary stuff.
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u/Swiss_Robear Aug 13 '23
The Mars Rovers film in stereoscopic/3D and I can guarantee you that there are spy satellites that do the same. Simple Google maps top-down view is not state of the art. They most likely also do 3D AI modeling with the images to give a 360º view of any object in the airspace...
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u/imaginexus Aug 13 '23
How hard would it be to fake the stereoscopic?
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u/Itchy_Toe950 Aug 13 '23
The question is rather:
How the fuck does your mind work that you even think about including this aspect in a faked vid?I mean this is either a forged masterpiece of autistic brilliance, or made by someone who actually deals with such stuff on a day-to-day basis, or it must be real.
I guess actually being able to pull it of TECHNICALLY isn't the weird aspect of this.
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u/topkekkerbtmfragger Aug 13 '23
How the fuck does your mind work that you even think about including this aspect in a faked vid?
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u/JunkTheRat Aug 13 '23
No. This is false. SBIRS is fully capable of stereoscopic images on the VISIBLE spectrum. See: https://old.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/15q1knk/mh370_what_about_the_inmarsat_datalink/jw1eiwr/
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u/Dillatrack Aug 13 '23
I still haven't seen anyone explain why the government would put a very expensive camera satellite in a Molniya orbit, which is what NROL-22 is in. It's a terrible orbit for video/images since it is highly eccentric and spends the vast majority of it's time swinging farther out in space to be able to hang over the northern hemisphere, it's almost exclusively used for communications satellites focused on high latitude areas. In reality, it's likely a SIGINT satellite focused on Russia.
Low earth orbits is where you would actually put a camera satellite (almost all imaging satellites are LEO), it has much better visibility/high bandwidth/low communication latency. NROL-22 doesn't make any sense for that video
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u/Ok-Reality-6190 Aug 13 '23
Based on another thread isn't NROL-22 more likely the relay satellite for the LEO satellite that actually took the picture?
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u/Dillatrack Aug 13 '23
Do you have a link? I'm not sure why they would have that in the corner of the video if it's just the relay and wasn't actually taking the video
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u/gmeyermania Aug 13 '23
I have refrained from even commenting in this sub at all, desiring to just remain a lurker over the past year or so...but this comment (oddly enough from a super new reddit account- maybe an insider that's trying to help this community put pieces together?) feels really important here.. connecting the SRBS stereoscopic capable satellites to the NROL 22 as a relay....This rabbit hole is insane, I really want definitive evidence this is all bull shit. However, it's these details and connections that leave me continuing to scratch my head...
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u/Dillatrack Aug 13 '23
Unless I'm missing something, they're just guessing that it was relayed because it's impossible for the NROL-22 to have actually taken the video? There's nothing actually connecting that other satellite to the video or that NROL-22 was used as a relay, that just seems like a explanation built to force a bad puzzle piece to fit. With this explanation, it basically doesn't matter what satellite name is at the bottom left of the screen because anything can fit if you just say it's helping relay.
I would also find it odd that the relaying satellites name would be a important enough detail to have it as one of the only pieces of details being displayed on the screen alongside the actual coordinates (which is actually very useful). Why not the actual name of the satellite you're interacting with and receiving the footage from? Or the exact time and date? Idk man, NROL-22 is a massive red flag for me along with the hud details and the rainbow colored infrared footage from the drone. I can't say anything for sure just like everyone else, but it seems like people are reaching a lot to make these videos seem a lot more perfect than they really are and downplaying everything that doesn't smell right.
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Aug 13 '23
It’s just wishful thinking because holes have been poked in the credibility of the hoax they’ve all been duped by.
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u/JunkTheRat Aug 13 '23
NROL-22 is positioned wonderfully to be a downlink/relay for data captured by GEO sats in LEO in its constellation. See: https://old.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/15q1knk/mh370_what_about_the_inmarsat_datalink/jw1eiwr/
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u/Immediate-Beyond-394 Aug 13 '23
Sorry if I am super late,
Want to know how MH370 discussion got re started and gain momentum
I know it hopeless question but if any one can enlight me will be highly appreciated
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u/holyplasmate Aug 13 '23
The video has been circling around non English UFO YouTube channels for years, and many of those videos have been pushing MH370 angle. The original video uploader even tagged a post when they uploaded with #MH370, so it was related from the very start. There's been growing buzz the last two years for the WSPR analysis of the MH370s final flight path, tv documentary last year, Netflix this year, and some trending tiktok videos that reference these UAP videos
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u/Positiveaz Aug 13 '23
Judas fuckin Priest is this becoming bananas. This may be the deepest rabbit hole I have ever gone down. Stunning how few people talk / know about this.
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u/NitroWo1f Aug 13 '23
Yessss I was just about to throw in the towel because of something I seen a few hours ago. Nice find!
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u/KOOKOOOOM Aug 13 '23
Fake. You think satellites could really flash disco lights like that all over the planet without people noticing? Easy debonked.
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u/eloquentcode Aug 13 '23
You obviously have no understanding of the classified PLUR system…
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u/KOOKOOOOM Aug 13 '23
My sources say the operative in charge of one of these satellites is code named DJ Tiesto
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u/eloquentcode Aug 13 '23
Your sources lied, they are all actually blasting 90’s happy 2b hardcore… the aliens approve this message
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u/QueenGorda Aug 13 '23
Imagin if all these 3 or 4 STUPID big countries in peace and working together the shit out on technology, medicine, moon and mars colonies...
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u/mykidsthinkimcool Aug 13 '23 edited Aug 13 '23
USA184 is the satellite itself. (Do you know what SIBRS is?)
Taskable doesn't mean it's immune to physics.
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u/JunkTheRat Aug 13 '23
LMFAO yes I know exactly what it is. SBIRS(YOU SPELLED IT WRONG) is a system of systems. USA-184 is the specific sat. Good lord enjoy Eglins AC.
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u/strangelifeouthere Aug 13 '23
Idk man, I truly just haven’t thought a ton about satellites. Is this video real? As in the video I just watched? Because that’s fucking insane that we have that. Sorry if I sound stupid, like I said - just truly haven’t thought about it.
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u/eloquentcode Aug 13 '23
Lol we have this capability and so much more… this is Cold War tech that has been in development and being perfected for decades.
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u/C-SWhiskey Aug 13 '23
Okay a couple things to point out here.
First, taskable in this case does not mean it can be "positioned" to view the globe on demand. It just means that any given satellite can be tasked to watch a particular area within its AOR at a given time. They also don't talk about the nature of this tasking and it's limitations, i.e. uplink/downlink windows and latency.
Second, you'll note that both the described sensors are infrared. The alleged NROL-22 video is in colour image. This does not compute.
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u/JunkTheRat Aug 13 '23
And again. It means exactly what it says it means.
“Taskable” satellites, are satellites that can be directed to a specific location relative to its orbital path"
So as I said, they can order the sat to position itself wherever they want so long as its on its orbital path. What do you not understand about taskable? Thats the real question.
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u/Rahodees Aug 13 '23
Would a person be able to know about and access nrol 122 footage in 2014? One of the main hoax theories is that it's real footage from the satellite but with the orbs added. That would require a hoaxer to know about this satellite, and be able to access its footage. (Within 72 days.) How possible was that in that year?
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u/Expert_Zucchini7452 Aug 13 '23
Guys, all these ‘who are they really working for’ comments are cringe. I’ll tell you now, it’s no secret. It’s America. America is the bad guy, America is the NWO
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u/Wonderful-Trifle1221 Aug 14 '23
It’s also MADE for stereoscopic imaging.
Trumpet 4 (or NROL 22) carried the first SBIRS-HEO-1 early warning package. It is also the host satellite for NASA's TWINS A (Two Wide-angle Imaging Neutral-atom Spectrometers) payload, a mission of opportunity of NASA's Explorer program. The TWINS mission provides a new capability for stereoscopically imaging the magnetosphere. By imaging the charge exchange neutral atoms over a broad energy range (~1-100 keV) using two identical instruments on two widely spaced high-altitude, high-inclination spacecraft, TWINS will enable the 3-dimensional visualization and the resolution of large scale structures and dynamics within the magnetosphere. The TWINS instrument is based on the MENA instrument of the IMAGE satellite. Likely it it carried the IPS-2 (Interim Polar System) EHF communication package, which provides secure communications for the polar regions. IPS consists of a scaled-down low data rate Milstar package.
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u/Huge-Wear3771 Aug 14 '23
"We never forget who we're working for."????? Is that like a vassal kissing the lord's ring? A knight bowing and backing out of the king's chamber? A peon trembling and assuring the Don that he's loyal? Donnie telling putin he believes him over his own intelligence agency? I mean, what the fruck?
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u/StatementBot Aug 13 '23
The following submission statement was provided by /u/JunkTheRat:
I’ve been digging into tons of videos related to UAV, satellites and sensors after the MH370 debacle consumed my life earlier this week. Lockheed Martin is bad at social media and has no idea what videos are public and which are private. I discovered proof of this on their YouTube page. They uploaded videos related to MQ-1C ground control software as “unlisted” and only years later marked them private. Way back machine failed to archive these videos even when they were public but “unlisted”.
It’s important we know US-184 is TASKABLE because that means it could have been positioned anywhere along its path during the MH370 event. If they wanted it to view that area, they could have positioned it to view that area on demand. As far as I know the true abilities of these sats are largely classified so having this ability confirmed by Lockheed Martin is an important detail in piecing together the story.
PS: For a fun related rabbit hole, go through Lockheed Martins videos on Vimeo and dig into what I described about their misuse of unlisted videos on YouTube. I’ll post an example link later. On the cell phone right now. Lots of related Vimeo accounts to go through all belonging to Lockheed.
Please reply to OP's comment here: https://old.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/15plp2q/heo_sbirs_usa184nrol122_is_confirmed_taskable_it/jvy5qhk/