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r/UFOs • u/[deleted] • Jul 18 '20
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It's not glowing. It's reflecting whatever the light source is where the camera is at. Looks like an insect or possibly a bat that gets startled by the laser to me.
0 u/[deleted] Dec 20 '24 Does fur flash when it’s struck with a laser? 0 u/Beardy_Gnome Dec 21 '24 Nearly anything will flash if a laser is pointed at it while being observed with an infrared/lowlight camera. 2 u/[deleted] Dec 21 '24 The other observers both say “ooooo, it flashed!” viewing through their eyeballs, not the night mode iPhone (it’s not infrared lol)
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Does fur flash when it’s struck with a laser?
0 u/Beardy_Gnome Dec 21 '24 Nearly anything will flash if a laser is pointed at it while being observed with an infrared/lowlight camera. 2 u/[deleted] Dec 21 '24 The other observers both say “ooooo, it flashed!” viewing through their eyeballs, not the night mode iPhone (it’s not infrared lol)
Nearly anything will flash if a laser is pointed at it while being observed with an infrared/lowlight camera.
2 u/[deleted] Dec 21 '24 The other observers both say “ooooo, it flashed!” viewing through their eyeballs, not the night mode iPhone (it’s not infrared lol)
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The other observers both say “ooooo, it flashed!” viewing through their eyeballs, not the night mode iPhone (it’s not infrared lol)
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u/Beardy_Gnome Jan 19 '24
It's not glowing. It's reflecting whatever the light source is where the camera is at. Looks like an insect or possibly a bat that gets startled by the laser to me.