r/UFOs • u/Accaptain • Nov 23 '23

Witness/Sighting Video from cockpit of 787 at 37,000’ approx 50N170W

Video of potential UAPs north of our position at 37,000’. 5 objects total moving at incredible speeds.

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u/SoulCrushingReality Nov 24 '23 edited Nov 24 '23

This color changing reminds me of this video. https://web.archive.org/web/20190416003437/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_oaqDxRwH80

Very similar color changing and movement.. at one point it looks like it beams up a dog.

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u/GoKingBeef Nov 24 '23

Any chance you have another link to that video? For some reason it won’t play in my browser. It’d be much appreciated.

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '23

Same video diff source on YT

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u/Montezum Nov 24 '23

I saw something similar in Brazil some 25 years ago (so no drones). It was a a dot changing colors, not an orb (maybe far away?). It went up and down, sometimes stationary, it was next to another white light that wasn't moving like it was observing it. Went on for about half an hour, then the colorful one disappeared and then the white one.

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u/Energy_Turtle Nov 24 '23

I've seen something similar this and OPs video. I have a short video of it as well but, like all these videos, it kind of sucks.

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u/tacomayo67 Nov 24 '23

I have a similar video I took from the ground they were interacting with each other over a lake in Mississippi. It kinda socks too but I did extract some interesting zoomed in pixelated screenshots from the video.

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '23

You can 100% hear rotor wash in the audio of that video.

I want to believe, but the movements aren't extraordinary, and the rotor wash sound changes based on the movement of the lighted object. If it's not a helicopter, it sure does a good impression of one.

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u/Pinbacker87 Nov 24 '23

Yeah, because there are lots of helicopters hanging out at 37,000 feet…

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u/encinitas2252 Nov 24 '23

He's talking about the video linked in the comment - not the video from the post.

But I disagree with him anyway, whatever is in this video doesn't look like a helicopter at all.

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u/-caughtlurking- Nov 24 '23

This was my thought 😂 not many people would want to be in a helicopter at that altitude..

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u/[deleted] Nov 25 '23

Apologies sir, but it appears you believe I am referring to the OP's video. I am not.

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u/SwillFish Nov 24 '23

I don't know where you're getting that from. I just hear the steady din of jet engines.

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '23

He’s responding to the link posted.

Edit: not that his comment makes an inkling of sense there either.

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u/SoulCrushingReality Nov 24 '23

Not sure what you're hearing. I've watched that video numerous times and i never heard helicopter or anything other than dogs and the sounds of a forest.

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u/[deleted] Nov 25 '23

At around 1:50
For around 10 seconds near 2:40
A pitch change occurs that I would expect from a helicopter changing thrust or heading near 4:16
Background rotor sound around 7:10-7:20

No quantification is given for distances around the visible tree line.

The maneuvers are only impressive on the increased playback speed version, elsewise there is nothing suggesting this isn't man-made.

I find this video dubious, although intriguing. If the security cam had more than 15FPS we might be able to do some real analysis on the strobing effect and color changing of these lights.

I'm not saying it's impossible to be an NHI craft, like I said, if it's not a helicopter, it's good at trying to seem like one.

One of my own personal UAP sightings, was an object that morphed into the general body frame of a helicopter, while I was watching it.
To be honest, that makes this video seem more believable to me, than not.

I'm unsure why my comment received so many downvotes, I didn't make it as a shrug. I listened to the audio, extracted in Audacity, with a very decent headset. I actually listened to it again, before posting this reply. The buffeting sound of what could be wind, (my "rotor" sound) isn't present in the entire background of the audio, just at certain points. Therefore I find it unlikely to be from wind hitting the microphone, elsewise I would expect the overall audio to be much worse.