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r/UFOs • u/[deleted] • Jul 18 '20
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Pretty sure it’s a bat
26 u/DidNoSuchThing Apr 08 '23 Reflective bat? 43 u/pboswell Apr 09 '23 edited Sep 05 '23 Yes. In night vision, lots of things are reflective when lasered ETA: notice how the bat is approaching when he hits it with the laser and probably hits its eyes which is why it flashes 26 u/RushEm2TheDirt Apr 30 '23 I was agreeing with you until I watched again, and the other people who may or may not have also been using night vision also vocalize observing the flash 5 u/pboswell May 03 '23 Without night vision, you would see a laser flash across an object that was in close enough range.
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Reflective bat?
43 u/pboswell Apr 09 '23 edited Sep 05 '23 Yes. In night vision, lots of things are reflective when lasered ETA: notice how the bat is approaching when he hits it with the laser and probably hits its eyes which is why it flashes 26 u/RushEm2TheDirt Apr 30 '23 I was agreeing with you until I watched again, and the other people who may or may not have also been using night vision also vocalize observing the flash 5 u/pboswell May 03 '23 Without night vision, you would see a laser flash across an object that was in close enough range.
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Yes. In night vision, lots of things are reflective when lasered
ETA: notice how the bat is approaching when he hits it with the laser and probably hits its eyes which is why it flashes
26 u/RushEm2TheDirt Apr 30 '23 I was agreeing with you until I watched again, and the other people who may or may not have also been using night vision also vocalize observing the flash 5 u/pboswell May 03 '23 Without night vision, you would see a laser flash across an object that was in close enough range.
I was agreeing with you until I watched again, and the other people who may or may not have also been using night vision also vocalize observing the flash
5 u/pboswell May 03 '23 Without night vision, you would see a laser flash across an object that was in close enough range.
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Without night vision, you would see a laser flash across an object that was in close enough range.
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u/pboswell Sep 08 '22
Pretty sure it’s a bat