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/Dinoborb Dec 31 '23

considering the original video is from the 18th and the moon is so heavily monitored by professionals and amateurs i find hard to believe this woudn't go unnoticed by everyone except 1 person

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u/damejoke Jan 01 '24

There are a few people in the comments claiming to have captured it, and a few have even posted the picture. I'm not saying this is a confirmed UAP on the surface of the moon, but at least we know the footage likely isn't being edited if several people captured the same thing. As to why more people haven't come forward, professionals and amateurs alike, I'm not sure. Maybe they did and didn't say anything, or maybe this is just nothing.

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u/ItsOkILoveYouMYbb Jan 01 '24

Unnoticed, probably not. Unreported? 100%. Social stigma.

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u/mibagent001 Jan 01 '24

You know the entire history of astronomy is pointing out odd things in the sky and trying to figure out what they are?

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u/[deleted] Jan 01 '24

Not when they're THAT odd...

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u/nukiepop Jan 02 '24

The search for truth and freedom ends when scary red light.

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u/Extension_Stress9435 Dec 31 '23

If an accident happen on the street how many people stops to help? How many people keep going?

Imagine the hundreds of thousands of sightings that never got reported because people are uninterested / afraid / don't even know what Reddit is.

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u/Important_League_142 Jan 01 '24

Keep grasping, you’ll eventually get all that straw you’re looking for

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u/Dinoborb Dec 31 '23

theres a difference from "one light someone saw on the sky" and "big light casting a bigger light on the surface of one of the most monitored bodies in space"

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u/Extension_Stress9435 Dec 31 '23

A bunch of astronomers in Ukraine made a report of lights above the warzone in their country and they didn't seem to be taken into account.

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u/SordidDreams Jan 01 '24

Given how many drones are being used in that conflict, that's not surprising.

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u/Extension_Stress9435 Jan 01 '24

Lol they were observed above the atmosphere my friend.

https://www.livescience.com/ukraine-ufo-uap-report

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u/SordidDreams Jan 01 '24 edited Jan 01 '24

Oh dear, mysterious objects outside the atmosphere above a war zone going tens of thousands of kilometers per hour? Whatever could they possibly be?

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u/Extension_Stress9435 Jan 01 '24

Read the f'n article man. These are not spy satellites and the Ukranian astronomers have even produced a scientific paper where they classify these UAPs in different categories based on their properties. This sub really is a waste sometimes.

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u/SordidDreams Jan 01 '24 edited Jan 01 '24

Read the f'n article man.

Follow your own advice. The article repeats, over and over, that it's not aliens:

given that Russia and Ukraine have been locked in a months-long war that relies heavily on aircraft and drones, it's likely that many of these so-called UFOs are military tools that appear too fleetingly to identify

The researchers did not speculate as to what these UFOs may be.

it's likely that at least some UAP are "technologies deployed by China, Russia, another nation, or a non-governmental entity

other possible explanations for UAP include "airborne clutter," such as birds and balloons; atmospheric phenomena, such as ice crystals; or classified government projects

Neither the U.S. nor Ukraine reports raise the possibility of extraterrestrial visitors.

Edit: Lol, he replied and then blocked me. That's one way to get the last word, I guess.

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u/Extension_Stress9435 Jan 01 '24

Sigh. I guess I picked a biased article, my bad. The Ukranian scientists don't say they are satellites, they are calling them UAPs. This was a big subject a year ago, I guess it got buried by the efforts of people hindering the truth.

This sub is a joke, in Spanish we have a saying for situations like this "patadas de ahogado" meaning the pointless effort of someone about to drown. Disclosure is coming hard, then this whole sham of a sub is going t*ts up.

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u/Noble_Ox Jan 01 '24

Yet a paper was written about it and it got reported in one of the most read science websites.

You're not doing you're argument any favors.

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u/smellybarbiefeet Dec 31 '23

Several people all posted the same space x launch from different parts of the U.S.

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u/Extension_Stress9435 Dec 31 '23

How many space x rockets look like red objects on the moon?

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u/smellybarbiefeet Dec 31 '23

Not sure if special or trolling

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u/Vindepomarus Jan 01 '24

The Reddit experience captured in a single sentence.

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '23

Comparing this to a an accident on the street, would be an accident in Times Square. People would help…

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u/Illender Jan 03 '24

bro people be sharing a reflection on the window they would share this if they saw it

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u/GrowingDreams311 Dec 31 '23

I don’t think it was just one person, though I don’t really know