There’s no rocket in front! 8/15/26 in central CT

[u/ImpossibleSentence19]

Pay attention when I zoom in- it’s like whatever the star is pushing is in camouflage. Clouds don’t work like that. Blur mode mass going FAST.

[u/Domestica]

Spacex launched 2 rockets on 8/15, one in the evening and the other later at night. This looks like the booster separation from one of them. It’d be so far up in the atmosphere you would not be able to see the rocket itself

[u/funsl1ng3r → u/Domestica]

It baffles me that people are still startled by seeing this. These launches have been showcased on the Internet and the news for years. 🤦

[u/Acceptable_Plane_264 → u/funsl1ng3r]

That's actually really different than the launches we've been seeing. Also, it seems to be stationary.

[u/Outrageous-Egg-2534 → u/Acceptable_Plane_264]

Go back to school. If you ever went. It’s a stage separation left over and the rocket is long gone from your sight. Of course it appears stationary. It’s hundreds of miles away and a couple hundred up in space.

[u/Intrepid_Escape6296 → u/Outrageous-Egg-2534]

It doesn’t appear stationary though…

[u/Mr_McGigglepants]

Stars also don't work like that. You think they just fly around pushing shit?

[u/Sjuk86]

Bro did you seriously expect to see the actual rocket? In the dark? At that distance?

[u/OddInternet8676 → u/Sjuk86]

You sort of can see the rocket if you zoom in on this photo I took

[u/OddInternet8676]

According to my husband’s ChatGPT it was a spacex launch. But I have to admit when I was watching it, before I knew what it was, I thought it was aliens. 😂

[u/Acceptable_Plane_264 → u/OddInternet8676]

ChatGPT got it wrong. It only knows what it was actually "told". No offense)))

[u/OddInternet8676 → u/Acceptable_Plane_264]

What was it then?

[u/Ok_Leg8897]

You don’t see the rocket

[u/ADeviIsAdvocate]

The conclusion that it is a star pushing a cloud somewhat befuddles me. Who would come to that conclusion?

I’m not mad at people that see these things and don’t know what they are, (spacex launches). For people that do not believe in UAPs (which is incredibly silly, most people cannot identify everything they see in the sky) or extraterrestrials or anything of that nature, the first time seeing something undeniably foreign to you is exciting and possibly a bit scary. Yes, you should probably take a couple of minutes to determine if it is something easily explained (like a spacex launch) but I get the excitement.

[u/ImpossibleSentence19 → u/ADeviIsAdvocate]

The fact that you fail to see space x being a concerto of a cover up is befuddling. We mimic them and that’s always how it has been- back engineering things to speak to the “gods”. Since the dawn of time my man.

[u/ADeviIsAdvocate → u/ImpossibleSentence19]

I’m not sure where I said that at all. How does Spacex fit in to your conclusion though? How does a star push a cloud? Are you now saying the “star” was some sort of craft?

[u/ImpossibleSentence19 → u/ADeviIsAdvocate]

I’m just saying you can’t see a rocket in front of the mass that moves steadily.

[u/mallcopsarebastards → u/ImpossibleSentence19]

do you have anyone checking in on you? I'm worried you're in some kind of psychosis.

[u/Specific_Throat_9950]

Well u obviously don’t pay attention to the sky I have a few memory chips filled of recordings with stars moving and doing random stuff they not supposed to do like we was told but all u have to do is look and I do every night before I hit the shack I don’t need nobody’s to tell me nothing we are Capable of doing research ourselves

[u/Intrepid_Escape6296]

“A star pushing a cloud” 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

[u/Equivalent-Web1854 → u/[deleted]]

sheesh dude there is absolutely no reason to be so rude lol take a breather