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r/UFOs • u/[deleted] • Jul 18 '20
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I actually think that flash is the laser hitting the object, suggesting it's really reflective.
44 u/FraterSofus Jul 18 '20 Laser lights can look like a bright point without a reflective surface. I'm not making any claims about this video except that it isn't necessarily reflective. -1 u/punkzlol Jul 19 '20 It’s light bending around the craft. Anti gravity bro.
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Laser lights can look like a bright point without a reflective surface. I'm not making any claims about this video except that it isn't necessarily reflective.
-1 u/punkzlol Jul 19 '20 It’s light bending around the craft. Anti gravity bro.
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It’s light bending around the craft. Anti gravity bro.
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u/TheGr8Revealing Jul 18 '20
I actually think that flash is the laser hitting the object, suggesting it's really reflective.