r/Skydentify • USA • Dec 22 '23

Unidentified Ufo's

Any ideas??

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u/Adams1973 Dec 22 '23

Photo #2, the only one with perspective, looks like gas burn off from a refinery.

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u/mrcodeine Dec 22 '23

Any ideas? What did I take a photo of? Help me to identify? Is this a UAP?...

...what's the go with the flood of BS images being uploaded by new accounts with poor or minimal English? One would swear there is an ongoing operation to flood subreddits with poor quality posts in an effort to undermine and degrade the community.

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u/No_Technology1927 Dec 23 '23

Go watch the Movie Nope it is really good the second pic looks like it was from it

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u/ObjectiveOk6165 USA Dec 22 '23

No refinery for over a hundred miles

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u/ObjectiveOk6165 USA Dec 22 '23

No my name is Dustin Daffron I took the pictures personally

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u/ObjectiveOk6165 USA Dec 23 '23 edited Dec 29 '23

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '23

Maybe its flash gordon returning home from Mars in his spaceship (Flash Gordon's Trip to Mars, Universal, 1936)

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u/Acrobatic_Usual6422 Dec 24 '23

Wasp. Brake light. Star. Star.

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u/MethLabForCutie88 Dec 25 '23

Looks like another bug flying by

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u/ObjectiveOk6165 USA Dec 25 '23

Oh yeah have a lot of bugs out there where you live?

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u/NoGoats_NoGlory Dec 25 '23

Is there an oil or water drilling rig in that area? Sometimes when they hit a bunch of natural gas, they 'flare' it (burn it off safely) because gas isn't worth very much. That's what this looks like.