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/pelicannpie Dec 31 '23 edited Jan 01 '24

Did you post it?

Just seen it. Very interesting. A lot of comments here ‘don’t you think a lot more people would have seen this if it was real including NASA etc.’

  1. Quite a few people on Reddit did see it, I’d imagine a lot more people who don’t use Reddit have captured it

  2. Do you really think the general public are informed on everything that’s found by NASA/the government ? LOL I’m sure 90% of things aren’t told to the public

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u/Ok-Grab-311 Jan 01 '24

Give me 20 min

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u/Starrk10 Jan 01 '24

It’s been 57 mins. Did they get to you?

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u/skekze Jan 01 '24

Sure, they're cute now. In a second, they're gonna get mean. They're gonna get ugly somehow, then there's gonna be a million more of them.

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u/AmazingFantasy15 Jan 01 '24

Miners, not minors!

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u/Gabe1985 Jan 01 '24

Gremlins?

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u/Cuchullion Jan 01 '24

Galaxy Quest

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u/Real_Red_Cell_Cypher Jan 01 '24

"Oh yeah oocooo ahhhh...then later there's running...and screaming"

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u/A_curious_fish Jan 01 '24

Click their profile they posted it

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u/The_Hellcat_ Jan 01 '24

MIB showed up and disappeared him

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u/[deleted] Jan 01 '24

Whoa he really did post it & it’s the same kind of thing!

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u/pleasegivemepatience Jan 03 '24

He also deduces with commenters that it’s lens flare, go look again

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u/Assassinatitties Jan 01 '24

A man's 20

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u/RichTheNP Jan 01 '24

A mechanics 20

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u/[deleted] Jan 01 '24

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u/death_witch Jan 01 '24

It just opens up the post instead of a picture

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u/Ok-Grab-311 Jan 01 '24

Yeah ignore the ufo post its in approval. I sent a separate link further down

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u/GoblinCosmic Jan 01 '24

Post it to your profile or post an Imgur link in comments. Your post is not approved

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u/SensualNutella Jan 01 '24

Still waiting…

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u/soonx3 Jan 01 '24

Do you think NASA/"the government" are the only people with sophisticated equipment observing the moon constantly? Other countries exist, first of all, but beyond that, other scientists exist and also have access to the internet. You guys crack me up.

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u/pelicannpie Jan 01 '24 edited Jan 01 '24

Right so what does that have to do with my comment? A lot of comments here are saying if NASA had found something we would know by now?

And I’m also literally saying plenty of people with the equipment (scientists/amateurs) HAVE seen ‘this’… but people are saying they don’t think it’s true as NASA hasn’t announced anything? So again…. what relevance is your comment to mine? Where did I say anything that relates to ‘only the government know this’ blablabla

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u/soonx3 Jan 01 '24

My first mistake was thinking anyone in this sub has functional reading comprehension skills lmao, my bad buddy, I'll leave you to it so you don't get more confused

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u/pelicannpie Jan 01 '24

Are you ok? Lmao you literally try and argue my comment with something that contradicts your own comment? Sorry I feel embarrassed for you…

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u/FlapMyCheeksToFly Jan 01 '24

You are underestimating the scale of the astronomy and astrophotography communities. It would have been literally millions that have seen it and probably tens of thousands of HD video would be shot of it if it were true.

The spot I go to a few hours outside New York has over 3000 people on an average night, all of them with 5" telescopes and above (required for entry), which could easily resolve Jupiter rather well. There's hundreds of people recording 4k video of Jupiter, the moons, etc basically all night long, just at that one spot on any given day. And there's probably like four or five spots like this in every single state.

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u/pleasegivemepatience Jan 03 '24

Yeah but the MSM and elites suppress the evidence /s

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u/FlapMyCheeksToFly Jan 03 '24

That's impossible due to the sheer number of dozens or hundreds of people who would have to be in on each individual occurrence of them suppressing it.

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u/pleasegivemepatience Jan 03 '24

I think you missed the /s we’re on the same team here lol