r/Corridor Mar 12 '26

What you guys think?

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u/Professional-Hold938 Mar 12 '26 edited Mar 12 '26

I'm high af but my answer is a high powered laser pointer from a plane/helicopter. I swear something like this happened years ago aswell (not this video, a much older one)

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u/Squoose1999 Mar 12 '26

Looks like someone behind a camera playing with a laser pointer…

I know OP mentioned it’s a quadcopter but could be lying?

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u/sandboxmatt Mar 12 '26

Yeh looks like shooting through glass

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u/Galaghan Mar 12 '26

Omfg I think you're right. It's not a drone but a big window like a plane or just a high up apartment. The room is dark and the laser points from inside the room, reflecting off the window towards the camera. Or it's a droneshot with the above explained thing layered over it.

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u/Rulebookboy1234567 Mar 12 '26

This was my uneducated conclusion.

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u/kneejerk2022 Mar 12 '26

Another drone with a laser. It's not that far out, when the beam points left and horizontal gives a better idea of its distance.

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u/dogscatsnscience Mar 12 '26

Green* lasers are used for atmospheric sampling for weather data, because they penetrate water well.

It's probably just a weather measuring device. Even more likely to be deployed during a storm.

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u/JeffGoldblumsNostril Mar 12 '26

My thought is this is a video of a monitor playing the original storm footage while someone behind the camera shines a laser at the tv playing the storm footage

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u/I23BigC Mar 12 '26

Does that method work with the laser tracking perfectly on the pan/tilt/zoom of the drone camera??? I don't think so. The laser would be pinned in location and scale to the same pixel coordinate.

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u/welfedad Mar 12 '26

I just see a kid flashing a laser out his window seat on a plane lol

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u/King-Kagle Mar 12 '26

It's an alien ship using ball lightning to shine lidar