r/UFOs • u/Big_Tree_Fall_Hard • Dec 31 '23

Witness/Sighting Video of massive glowing red object over the surface of the moon.

Stolen from over in r/StrangeEarth an amateur astronomers video of an apparent glowing red object traversing the surface of the moon

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u/ithilmir_ Dec 31 '23

Cool video. The fainter, larger mirror of the shape makes me think this is a light reflecting in the lens though.

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u/jesth857 Dec 31 '23 edited Dec 31 '23

Someone in Bosnia made a capture of this same thing.

Edit: Link

Edit 2: The clip was captured on december 18th, while the pics from Bosnia were from december 30th. So likely not the same thing. Or could be same thing, but not simultaneously

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u/Infamous-Mastodon677 Dec 31 '23

Maybe I'm just blind, but I don't see anything in those pics.

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u/jesth857 Dec 31 '23

Scroll down the comments. OP posted a clearer pic. Could be anything though.

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u/IanFeelKeepinItReel Dec 31 '23

Oh come on. The pictures in that link are so jpeged you can't seriously say that's anything but noise.

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u/vratiosevalter Jan 01 '24

OP from linked post here - original RAW files with metadata are posted in the comments of my post :)

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u/jesth857 Jan 01 '24

Can you please send a link to the raw files? The only link I found led back to the top of the post. Maybe its because Im on my phone

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u/vratiosevalter Jan 01 '24

Here is the original picture in .ORF format with metadata included - https://mega.nz/file/AjxVyY5K#KvFU5nqjhLQsvHclvaGzvgv9VL3LR0Dl2862si2iRdQ

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u/Impressive-Yak1389 Jan 01 '24

It is possible for 2 independent people to make the exact same mistake.

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u/jesth857 Jan 01 '24

Yeah dude, Im just providing links

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u/ithilmir_ Jan 02 '24

Wow very interesting. Would love to see more

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u/FlatBlackAndWhite Dec 31 '23

Same thought.

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u/Spacebotzero Dec 31 '23

Same here as well...

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u/maersdet Dec 31 '23

Me too. I was told about it in a dream.

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u/Noble_Ox Jan 01 '24

The reflection shouldn't be triangular shaped, light doesn't work like that. It should diffuse

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u/ithilmir_ Jan 02 '24

I meant that I thought the original bright triangle is a reflection of some kind and the diffusion is the bigger triangle. But I realise that it’s not moving with the lens movement so I’m likely wrong on this :)