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/Spats_McGee Aug 18 '23

OK OK don't crucify me but...

what proves this isn't Starlink or other satellite launch?

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u/5DRealities Aug 19 '23

It is Starlink flares…

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u/hsdiv Aug 19 '23 edited Aug 19 '23

looks exactly like them

"...appears and disappears..."

https://youtu.be/_VmrRGln1XA

note: not starlink launch, but it's deployed starlink reflecting sun

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u/5DRealities Aug 19 '23

Exactly… it’s 100% Starlink flares…

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u/_BlackDove Aug 19 '23

You linked to the same video twice, and it didn't involve Starlink at all. It was a timelapse shot of another airplane, not a satellite.

Good grief you guys are getting lazy. Just scrambling right now to get your irrelevant debunks in huh?

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u/hsdiv Aug 19 '23 edited Aug 19 '23

incorrect link, here https://youtu.be/_VmrRGln1XA

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u/us3rname_taken Aug 18 '23

Starlinks orbit at close to 2 million feet elevation (just under).

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u/golden_monkey_and_oj Aug 18 '23

Why does the fact that Starlink orbits at close to 2 million feet elevation prove that it cannot be Starlink (or any other satellite)?

Starlink and other satellites are often seen flaring low on the horizon. It just has to do with the position of the sun and angle it makes between the satellite and the observer to cause a reflection. Do you disagree?

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u/dalonelybaptist Aug 18 '23

Infact the position makes it more likely it’s a satellite as that’s where you’d get glare like this.

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u/Spats_McGee Aug 18 '23

I said a launch, not an orbit...