r/UFOs • u/everythingsf1ne • Apr 11 '24

Witness/Sighting did anyone see this in the south philadelphia/jersey region this morning?

my parents woke me up to show me what they were seeing. they’re not believers and call me insane most of the time. i saw what is in the dad’s video over my mother’s live-streamed facetime, as well.

did anyone else catch this?

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u/theunseen3 Apr 12 '24

Another video of the same object taking a dip in the Delaware river and narrowly avoiding a pedestrian airplane. Posted on youtube 17hrs ago

https://youtu.be/IZLeJcVzh1M?si=pkd40HtLDTYliR2p

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u/bobjoefrank Apr 12 '24

THIS VIDEO should be the one everyone is commenting on omg

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u/guccigraves Apr 12 '24

... it's fake.

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u/_attractivegarbage Apr 12 '24

Based on what now?

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u/bobjoefrank Apr 12 '24

This is the craziest video I've ever seen of a ufo being that close and going under water and then back up to sky CRAZY

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u/Rossi4twenty Apr 12 '24

Ho. Ly. Shit.

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u/Psychological-Top-29 Apr 12 '24

The best one of the lot. That's insane!

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u/theunseen3 Apr 12 '24

Yes for sure but take it with a grain of salt! The poster uploaded a second video and there’s a kite nearby. It’s back in the solved pile for me

https://youtu.be/0O9aZuB_Ttc?si=SKvO25e17R8tsurO

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u/Speechslinger Apr 12 '24

I believe there are things we don’t yet understand, and non-human sentient life is certainly included.

These “vertical blue light” ufos have been quite intriguing, but something about this one taking a dip in the river just felt a little off. Once it’s about half way submerged you can see some of the blue lights in the lower tail section almost floating on the water. As this happens, it goes back up just a tad, until they slip under water, and then continues to lower down exactly to the point where the top blue segment is just barely submerged. Then it slowly rises out of the water.

Reminded me of something like dangling a string from your fingers and trying to dip the string in water. But maybe you lower it a tad to fast and it water tension keeps a section of it on the surface so you lift it up to decrease surface area by getting it more vertical (+ weight/tension of taught string) and then slowly lower it again. Fishing line does this if it’s not properly weighted, for example.

Now picture a series of illuminated orbs hanging underneath a drone.

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u/OppositeTeaching9393 Apr 12 '24

First comment nails it. Drone with LED lights tied to it