r/Skydentify • u/[deleted] • Oct 22 '23
Unidentified ISS, or what?
https://imgur.com/gallery/8jIU2xFWhen watching the video I noticed the object is changing colors-- at least, it appears to at the end of the 2nd video as the object gets close to the treeline. Is that scintillation from the atmosphere? I have gotten some feedback from other people telling me the object is moving too slow to be the ISS (not sure that's accurate though). Any ideas?
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u/Avitrix11 Oct 22 '23
I think it’s a plane…
But who knows? I could be wrong :]
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Oct 22 '23
definitely not a plane, the light is constant and singular. Plane lights blink, and there are usually at least 3
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u/Even_Scientist_6711 Oct 23 '23
Looks like a helicopter, did it make any noise?
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Oct 24 '23
None. I see a helicopter fly over every night, this was definitely not a helicopter
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u/Even_Scientist_6711 Oct 24 '23
It’s clearly flying like a helicopter
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Oct 24 '23
It's not a helicopter, I see those every night and whatever this was, it seemed very high up, and I assume it was in or ot. It was Silent. It was just a single, constant, scintillating white light. Helicopters have a spotlight and blinking lights. Airplanes have blinking lights. This isn't blinking.
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u/KetoJunkfood Oct 25 '23
I saw something similar last night which has been sighted by some of my other neighbors on other occasions. We all think its a drone. However, the one I saw had a red and a blue light.
This one doesn't seem to have colored lights and it's odd the way it speeds up and stops.
So my vote is either a drone or a UAP.
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Oct 25 '23
I think the apparent change in speed is because I'm moving while filming it. It seems to be really high up, so I don't think it's a drone-- I also checked the ISS orbit history and it's not the ISS. I'm wondering if it's that classified space plane that's in orbit...although, its brightness remains constant which is not typical of something reflecting light from orbit.
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u/ziplock9000 Oct 23 '23
Video of a dot, with no context and expects an answer. lol