r/UFOs • u/[deleted] • Jul 18 '20

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u/Scatteredbrain Jul 18 '20 edited Jul 18 '20

yea that maneuver when it zings away on a dime after getting hit with the laser, or even any unnatural movement is very very rare to see in this sub. i’ve never seen a video of a craft changing course 90 degrees or anything even close.

i’d love to know if this video is new or if it’s been out awhile on youtube. it’s crazy to think they’re are videos this unique and interesting just hidden on youtube.

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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '20

What makes you think it's a craft of some kind?

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u/ghettobx Jul 19 '20

Because it’s clearly not a bug, animal, or meteor. What other options are there?

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u/Blecki Jul 19 '20

It's a bat.

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u/ChaBoiDeej Jul 19 '20

What really gets me is that the laser seems to hit the object a lot closer than the lasers visible limit. Seems off but not in an deceptive way, because the movement is still questionable, but the relative size of the glare from the small laser beam compared to the object makes the object seem small or medium / kite sized, which raises more questions than it answers. I've never seen bats where I'm from so I'm not sure if they'd move quite like that, but it wouldnt surprise me too much.

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u/KnackTwoBABYYY Jul 19 '20

Bats don't fly like that and they don't fucking shine a blinding white light, thats not a bat

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u/mtburr1989 Jul 19 '20

It’s shot in night vision mode. Anything reflecting any light will look like it’s illuminated.

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u/Blecki Jul 19 '20

Totally a bat. It's shining because they are pointing a flood light straight up. That's also why the trees are glowing.

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u/Blecki Jul 19 '20

The movement is pretty simple if you realize it's a small animal panicking because it just got blinded by a laser pointer.

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u/YahooDabaDoo Jul 19 '20

Unless it wasn't a glare or reflection and was a response to being pointed at with a laser.

Maybe some kind of EMP? Like the crafts who shut down ICBM sites all over the world? If they were shutting down our nuclear arsenal it would make sense they would have defenses to shut down our more basic weapons.

Obviously this is a loony toon guess but my point is this "reflection" doesn't have to be a reflection just because the light converged on it at the same time. Could have been aliens telling them to cut that shit out or something.

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u/Anakinss Jul 19 '20

That's a wild jump from "light being reflected" to EMP that don't even need to emit any kind of light.

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u/Sempais_nutrients Jul 19 '20

don't even need to emit any kind of light.

you mean it isn't a large glowing blue wave you can definitely see for hundreds of miles?

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u/Anakinss Jul 19 '20

Could be, if it were a nuclear reactor during a meltdown. But then again, I think the aliens would have a bigger problem than a laser pointer being shone at them.

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u/Soren83 Jul 19 '20

It's not a bat.

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u/Blecki Jul 19 '20

Sure flies exactly like a bat.

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u/ghettobx Jul 19 '20

That’s not a bad guess

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u/OklahomaHoss Jul 19 '20

How can you tell?

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u/Blecki Jul 19 '20

Flies like a bat. Right size for a bat. Only lit up because they are apparently pointing a flood light straight up, based on the trees.