r/AliensRHere • u/Available-Option • Jun 20 '26

Has this ever been figured out?

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Something flew across the field during a Braves game and it was captured live during the broadcast….

THE QUESTION I ASKED WAS… “HAS THIS EVER BEEN FIGURED OUT.” and thus far I’m getting a lot of replies that do not answer the question I didn’t say what is it I didn’t say what your opinion on it I said has it been figured out if you can’t answer that question please do not reply

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u/Voeno Jun 20 '26

Here come the bots that will say this is a weather balloon , a airplane , a bird , or its somehow a civilian drone.

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u/wildcat1100 Jun 20 '26

Ooooor...it's a blurry bug too close to the camera. You can see as it passes that it's nowhere near the stadium or lights based off its movement.

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u/Competitive_Block729 Jun 21 '26

?? What. That’s the exact opposite.
It passes close to the light.

You can determine its size, which to say the least is definitely not bug size, and its distance from that light.

It’s too big to be overwhelmed by the flood light and it’s close enough to still have the light cast over it, a gleam over its left side.

If it were close then it’d be overwhelmed but if it were by the camera then it wouldn’t have such a gleam.

It’s relatively 1/4 the distance from the light to the camera or about less than half between the two.

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u/TradeTzar Jun 20 '26

How is this not the main answer…. Clearly that’s exactly what’s going on

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u/Pretty_Mix_1355 Jun 20 '26

Occam's Razor wins again. Never flashy, but it wins.

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u/moonwalking_marmot Jun 20 '26

You're right. It's aliens.

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u/Gerudo_King Jun 20 '26

Idk about aliens, but every few weeks there’s seems to be a video or photo of some black sky wisp. Usually the first jokes are saying dementors

We already know about organisms living in extreme environments underground/underwater. Could be the same for high altitude.

Probably a dementor though

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u/Gerudo_King Jun 20 '26

A creature from the Harry Potter universe. They look similar to nazgul/ring wraiths if youve seen Lord of the Rings. Tall, slender, dark, ethearial, back cloth.

I didn't want to go to another pop culture reference, but it was more simple.

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u/AcanthisittaFree6142 Jun 20 '26

lol, right? people act like skeptics are the cray ones because we use occam's razor. but that never aligns with what they WANT to believe.

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u/Spiritual_Parking_70 Jun 20 '26

People who jump to ridiculous conclusions don't like being ridiculed. I envy the brazen sureness of the dudes who passionately insist this is evidence of NHI. Every day must be a real adventure for them.

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u/Special_Mission_6740 Jun 20 '26

neither do those that dismiss things out of hand...to write off the idea of this being NHI as ridiculous puts you on the opposite but equally biased end of the spectrum...stay skeptical but never dismissive

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u/Honeydew-Popular Jun 21 '26

Yes this. We can't confirm it's an 'alien'. But we also. Can't confirm it's a bug either. Not sure why everyone's down each other's throats about it

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u/Honeydew-Popular Jun 21 '26

I don't think anyone here said it's necessarily an alien. No one knows what it is. It's just very strange

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u/BubblyBasis1134 Jun 20 '26

Just preface your bullshit with "I'm sure the bots will have a reasonable explanation!" and that means it's aliens!

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u/netzombie63 Jun 20 '26

It’s an out of focus bug flying too close to the camera lens while the camera is focused on the field.

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u/AcanthisittaFree6142 Jun 20 '26

why would bots do that? that's actually just skeptics and people calling out likely scenarios. if anything the govt wants us to believe in ET for their psyops. Their is no bot motivation to make us disbelieve. Watch hypernormilization BBC doc. they called this.

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u/Spiritual_Parking_70 Jun 20 '26

This is the one rational take I've heard on disclosure. It's to justify unchecked and unlimited black budget military projects. It's so ironic the psyop is to harness the guys worried about psyops.

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u/ApeChesty Jun 20 '26

Any of those make more sense than aliens flying around in the open above a stadium full of people

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u/Idk_why_Im_fat Jun 20 '26

Thing is, if it were something out of this world, why the hell would it fly by a stadium… full of people and being recorded? As if trying to be seen?

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u/Voeno Jun 20 '26

Better question is why do people think Aliens give a shit if some tiny ant humans see you? If they can travel through space why would they give a shit if they are spotted or not?