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  • Giddierone
    Giddierone replied to the thread Odd looking orbs in Oklahoma.
    Not quite sure how to sync this with the video (yet) but it appears looking NW at that date/time from Broken Arrow is looking directly at a group of satellites flaring. (needs some refinement obvs)...
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  • Todd Feinman
    There is nothing that I know of that resembles what I saw. They were in the direction as the crow flies but not from event. Everyone would have seen them if it was something at the event. Also you could take my sighting out and still have the...
  • Ravi
    Ravi reacted to sandergrauze's post in the thread Odd looking orbs in Oklahoma with Agree Agree.
    Those looks like starlink race track flares. At dusk, your particularly likely to catch them. However, I can't remember if you see them to the east or west when the sun sets. The time stamp you gave puts you just past astronomical twilight...
  • Mauro
    Lower tangent arc and 22 degree halo, Lower tangent arc and subsun (over exposed) Another really good lower tangent arc in the Alps Wider lower tangent arc with Sun higher above horizon. Sun dog to our right. Chichester's 1934...
  • Mauro
    https://atoptics.co.uk/blog/perfect-lower-tangent-arc-opod/ Another example. But this time it's a video. The explanation from the physicist is wrong. This is not caused by reflection off the exterior surface of flat hexagonal crystals...
  • Mauro
    If only we had a time machine! We could go back together and look at it again. I think there would be two possible outcomes; 1/ it would not look quite the same as you remember it, and/or with your increased experience of atmospheric phenomena...
  • Mauro
    What I meant is that reading random reports on Reddit is practically useless. The government videos are most likely all prosaic but at least there's something to analyze, sometimes. And generally we don't expect official military videos to be...
  • Mauro
    I think there's fundamentally no difference. There is very little real difference between someone on Reddit saying they watched the sky and saw many unexplained anomalous craft flying over some night, and Jake Barber or Lue Elizondo or some...
  • Eburacum
    I was hoping that someone here might have details of a 'Hudson Valley' type hoax flight at this event. It could be done, I think, but there are several problems.
  • JMartJr
    JMartJr replied to the thread Odd looking orbs in Oklahoma.
    Look up some vids of Starlink flares, this sure looks like that... one caution, a lot of vids of these satellites flaring that get posted online are sped up considerably. (Don't feel bad if you decide this is what you saw, for not recognizing...
  • JMartJr
    JMartJr reacted to sandergrauze's post in the thread Odd looking orbs in Oklahoma with Agree Agree.
    Those looks like starlink race track flares. At dusk, your particularly likely to catch them. However, I can't remember if you see them to the east or west when the sun sets. The time stamp you gave puts you just past astronomical twilight...
  • Ann K
    If it was advertised (or expected) that would explain why few people were fooled by the event, or at least not enough to mention it.
  • Eburacum
    Thing is, a dime at arm's length is actually twice as wide as the Moon (four times the surface area), so it seems likely that your remembered size for these objects is not entirely accurate. The fact that you were in a car at the time may have...
  • Ann K
    That is what makes me think that a hoax was being played. Or perhaps a scheduled event. Rather than a dime, what was the size compared to (say) a full moon?
  • K
    kotare reacted to Z.W. Wolf's post in the thread Sir Francis Chichester's "Flying Saucer" 1931 with Informative Informative.
    https://atoptics.co.uk/blog/perfect-lower-tangent-arc-opod/ Another example. But this time it's a video. The explanation from the physicist is wrong. This is not caused by reflection off the exterior surface of flat hexagonal crystals...
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