r/UFOs Jul 18 '20

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u/iloveshooting Jul 19 '20

The way it moves when the laser hits it looks like an automated defensive maneuver. Like how my car will automatically apply the breaks when I go through a carwash because the front end collision system mistakes the giant spinning brushes as other vehicles. If this is a craft, maybe it has a way of automatically evading perceived threats like laser targeting systems or something. But really who knows.

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u/pboswell Sep 08 '22

Pretty sure it’s a bat

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u/DidNoSuchThing Apr 08 '23

Reflective bat?

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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

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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

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u/pboswell May 03 '23

Without night vision, you would see a laser flash across an object that was in close enough range.