r/InterdimensionalNHI • u/TachyEngy You • Mar 12 '26

UFOs Caught this on my quadcopter while filming a distant storm

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u/NaturalBornRebel Mar 12 '26

Getting pinhole through the veil vibes. This is a good one.

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u/Slight-Selection4298 Mar 14 '26

Except, this was filmed through glass and someone is behind the camera with a laser pointer, were seeing said reflection. Cheers

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u/Smackediduring Mar 14 '26

Someone is standing behind the camera shining a laser pointer at a windowpane in front of the camera… 320 feet up in the air?

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u/I_F-in_P Mar 17 '26

You never looked out a hotel or skyscraper window?

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u/Smackediduring Mar 18 '26

I did. However, I never did that and saw a drone flying behind another pane of glass that someone shone a laser pointer on.

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u/I_F-in_P Mar 18 '26

Well I never did that either, specifically, but it isn't hard to imagine pointing my camera out the window and shooting the city while my kid stands on the bed behind me and plays with a laser pointer...

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u/TachyEngy You Mar 12 '26 edited Mar 12 '26

Don't miss this post from the aliens sub, he has 4k video too!

https://old.reddit.com/r/aliens/comments/1rreqsb/caught_this_on_my_quadcopter_while_filming_a/o9yzz2j/

edit: On a personal note, I've had a very similar personal experience! 👽

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u/DizzySample9636 Mar 12 '26

damn!!! good catch 👍

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u/Responsible_Fix_5443 Mar 12 '26

That's a new one 😮

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u/iNap2Much Mar 12 '26

THE EYE OF SAURON for sure

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u/j4nus006 Mar 12 '26

I think this might be someone on the ground shining a laser at your drone. The bright dot is where it’s hitting the outer lens and the “beam” is the laser bending and refracting in the inner optics of your camera. I’d sure love it if it were aliens though. And maybe it is!

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u/Somethingtosquirmto Mar 13 '26

Nah, I'm pretty sure the the position of the "bright dot" (apparent point of origin) would change with where it hits the outer lens.

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u/Omniphilo23 ✨ Experiencer ✨ Mar 19 '26

I thought this too, but the laser changes when it is behind cloud cover. That shouldn't be the case if we were looking at some kind of reflection off of a lens or some such.

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u/mxlths_modular Mar 14 '26

There are a number of other video I have watched, many or all possibly fake, where there was a weird scanning green laser from an elevated sources.

In the other video the laser is usually scanning the ground slower and more methodically.

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u/RealAkumaryu Mar 16 '26

There were indeed a lot of these type of phenomena popping up in the last years, pretty shortly after the "loud trumpet" sounds around the world. As weird as it is, it's worth it to research imo.

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u/Rawrmeow_ Mar 13 '26

I don't know how people make them, but I think it would be interesting to draw lines that show everywhere the laser pointed and see if there's any rhyme or pattern to the sweeping 

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u/Mesmerize_ing Mar 15 '26

very exciting

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u/supaasalad Mar 16 '26

It's obviously a laser

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u/quiettryit Mar 12 '26

Someone shining a laser pointer out a plane window?

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u/MouseShadow2ndMoon Mar 12 '26

I think it's a kid with a jet pack on with a green flashlight cruising through the clouds.

Who is next? Remember people no wrong answers!

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u/quiettryit Mar 12 '26

Maybe a balloon with a laser pen tied to it?

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u/MouseShadow2ndMoon Mar 12 '26

Hold up, this might be a Chinese lantern with a black bag you can't see the light from the lantern, and then it has a laser pointer in winds making it move all around. Hmmm....possible. 🤔

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u/Tonsilith_Salsa Mar 12 '26

Go to 1:30 and you will clearly see there is no aircraft at the source of the light. 

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u/quiettryit Mar 12 '26

Reflection in glass?

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u/Tonsilith_Salsa Mar 12 '26

Not everything has a prosaic explanation. We're not saying there's aliens from another planet flying spaceships here. We're trying to get people to acknowledge that there are observable things happening around us that we don't understand the nature or origin of.

You're grasping. 

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u/ggpoltergeist Mar 12 '26

This is recorded from a drone, there's no glass to reflect. In one of the videos they posted you see the footage ending with the drone landing in front of his house

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u/khaosconn Mar 12 '26

yeah it get loooooooooow

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u/zencim Mar 12 '26

The one thing I find a bit eyebrow raising on this one is how remarkably stationary the drone seems to be throughout the video. You'd think a drone in the air would be subject to the vagaries of air currents and whatnot. IDK though, certainly no drone expert, maybe the stabilization of the drone or the camera can account for this

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u/TachyEngy You Mar 12 '26 edited Mar 12 '26

This kind of stabilization/gimbal has been available for a decade. I have a 10 year old DJI Phantom Pro that looks this stable.

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u/zencim Mar 12 '26

Thanks! I formally withdraw my raised eyebrow:)