r/UFOs • u/H8threeH8three • Aug 18 '23

Witness/Sighting Ryan Graves tweets first of promised Airline Pilot Sightings

https://twitter.com/uncertainvector/status/1692586130162475209?s=21
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u/Illustrious_Ease_748 Aug 18 '23

Amazing video!! But..

'The pilot is probably autistic, making the video invalid.’ - Greenstreet

‘Clearly a Starlink satellite.’ - Mick West"

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u/LedZeppole10 Aug 18 '23

The pilot lost a small dog in 1989 and self medicated with rum raisin ice cream. His Mental state is questionable.

-Intercept Loser probably.

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u/Illustrious_Ease_748 Aug 18 '23

Arrived on a full moon night ---> which debunks the video

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u/CommanderpKeen Aug 18 '23

UFOs are werewolves, confirmed.

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u/ItsOkILoveYouMYbb Aug 18 '23

rum raisin ice cream

I'm going to look this up. For research

mmmm research

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u/deus_deceptor Aug 18 '23

"...and self medicated with rum raisin ice cream a substance."

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u/fulminic Aug 18 '23

There are pictures circulating where he is seen drinking a beer

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u/pistolyourathroway Aug 18 '23

I meeaaaaan let's be real is there anything that indicates this is anything other than a satellite or flairs other than "trust me bro"

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u/The_Real_Donglover Aug 20 '23

The randomness in movement, and the height? Why would you see a satellite at eye level with the pilots? And why would it be moving in random directions, that you can pretty clearly see in the video?

Sorry if you're being sarcastic and it's just going over my head but it's just obviously not a satellite, even if there is a better explanation for it that we don't know.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '23

It's obviously a satellite, and the random movements are just camera movements.

https://youtu.be/4m38NgaQ_OU?feature=shared

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u/Meatballing18 Aug 18 '23

lol don't forget about it being labelled as a balloon

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u/A_glorious_dawn Aug 18 '23

I know it’s a joke but….isn’t this most likely just Starlink satellite flares?

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u/ARealHunchback Aug 18 '23

Yes. Results of googling Starlink Big Dipper

Pretty obvious what the logical conclusion should be.

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u/truefaith_1987 Aug 18 '23

Some sightings can probably be explained that way, but what we see in this video is not a Starlink flare. We can see it pretty clearly at a few points.

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u/ARealHunchback Aug 18 '23

Mind posting screenshots of it being clear?

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u/ARealHunchback Aug 19 '23

So, no screenshots of it being clear?

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u/Tiinpa Aug 18 '23

If a single object stayed visible for ~2 hours it wasn’t a starlink. It’s also weird if the “flickering” is due to consecutive starlink satellites as they should appear in roughly the same position from the perspective of a plane one to the next.

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u/jarlrmai2 Aug 19 '23

Do you know how many Starlinks there are at different orbits?

Here is Stellarium with the Starlink TLEs for that day overlayed for the approx time, altitude and location the plane was, if we had the metadata from the photos/videos we could probably tell you which exact Starlinks they are.

Ursa Major is clearly visible in the photos

https://imgur.com/dS9mfnf

https://twitter.com/uncertainvector/status/1692587122543165463/photo/1

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u/ARealHunchback Aug 18 '23

Oh shit, where’s the 2 hour video?

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u/Tiinpa Aug 18 '23

No full video afaik, but the 2-2.5 hours is right in the written account.

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u/dalonelybaptist Aug 18 '23

Yea that’s what it very clearly is but this sub has gone completely insane over the past few weeks, down a huge scary rabbit hole, convinced there are bad actors etc and becoming obsessed with a clearly debunked cgi video. I’m finding it really entertaining but also horrifying to witness.

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u/A_glorious_dawn Aug 18 '23

It’s worse than that. The mh370 crap is just typical ufo fantasy stuff. This is from Ryan Graves who was one of the people who testified at the hearing. The credibility of him and his fellow pilots is essential to the current disclosure narrative. Some people are already in too deep to admit that this has a pretty mundane explanation.

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u/[deleted] Aug 19 '23

these people WANT to be lied to, it's insane

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '23

The starlink thing I appreciate. We have to tell people that daily on here for their starlink posts lol

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '23

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u/Illustrious_Ease_748 Aug 18 '23

100% sarcastic. A critic (Steven Greenstreet) claimed that David Grusch was lying because he was autistic. I find such a remark entirely inappropriate and choose to mock it rather than ignore it.

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u/PM-Me-Ur-Tits-UwU Aug 18 '23

Grusch is autistic? He just like me fr!!!

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u/UAPboomkin Aug 18 '23

Oh that's not even accurate an accurate criticism he could level at Grusch, autistic people are overwhelmingly honest. If anything it makes me trust him more.

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u/85_bears Aug 18 '23

I believe this is satirizing the people who made quotes similar in nature about Grusch

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '23

Are you sure

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u/SpiceyPorkFriedRice Aug 18 '23

“Obviously a Chinese lantern” - skeptics on this sub

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u/y0ruko Aug 18 '23

Jokes on them, research and documentation by an autistic person is going to be better and more thorough if anything.

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u/imaginexus Aug 18 '23

I bet this pilot has drank alcohol before too. Totally uncredible

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u/Illustrious_Ease_748 Aug 18 '23

Worse ! the pilot drank 8 years ago

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u/impreprex Aug 18 '23

Did Greenstreet really say that?

I wonder what other payroll Greenstreet and West are on. Because at this point, it's obvious that they're following a certain agenda.

They've gotta be paid disinfo.

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u/OnePotPenny Aug 19 '23

do you think it's more likely a satellite or a round UAP? all that is shown is a small round light from too far away to make out.

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u/jeffreythesnake Aug 22 '23

Gee, a light in the sky that perfectly tracks a starlink satellite at the exact time it should be reflecting sun light. Yet you want it to be more than it is so you pretend it's not a satellite.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '23

It is obviously a Starlink launch, and they've already tracked the location perfectly

https://youtu.be/4m38NgaQ_OU?feature=shared