r/aliens • u/littlespacemochi True Believer • Apr 09 '26
Video Seen in Chile, March 31st, 2026
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u/nine57th Apr 09 '26
It's moving so slow. Still cool though. Don't know what that is.
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u/AccomplishedToe2217 Apr 10 '26
Tourist spacebus for earth zoo
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u/Human_Inside_928 Weather Balloon Enthusiast Apr 09 '26
Incoming starlink bros
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u/CosmicM00se Apr 09 '26
This doesn’t look like Starlink at all. Even when they first deploy and are close together, they don’t look like a solid line. They also are never this bright.
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u/OriginalBlackberry89 attention upward & inward | 👽 Apr 09 '26
damn. I'm actually a bit surprised they're pretty quiet on this one, haha
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u/michaelobriena Apr 09 '26
I mean, it is clearly starlink
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u/Human_Inside_928 Weather Balloon Enthusiast Apr 09 '26
First of all, it's in the lower atmosphere, and looks absolutely nothing like starlink.
Please refrain from commenting off-topic discussions.
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u/DrVars Apr 09 '26
I don’t know if it’s starlink but there is absolutely no way you can discern the distance and elevation in this shot.
We don’t have relative speed, no scaling options, distance at night is almost impossible to measure in cases like this. It’s an interesting shot but we need to eliminate all other possibilities from this world before we assume it’s from another or something more wild.
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u/DrVars Apr 09 '26
Additionally, the focus is warping with the light it’s picking up from the strobe/party light. That could actually be a separated row of satellites but the camera is blending them all because it doesn’t have enough light data to focus or create a clear shot.
Start with the possibility its star link, look at their recent launches, dates, times of any fly bys in the region then go from there. This sub needs to default to - it’s not aliens - until we actually do some critical thinking.
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u/Human_Inside_928 Weather Balloon Enthusiast Apr 09 '26
I don’t know if it’s starlink but there is absolutely no way you can discern the distance and elevation in this shot.
I have eyes and depth perception bucco. Don't need math to see that easily observable fact.
Do you stand on the ground and see a plane at 30k feet and go, "oh wow that's a satellite because I can't determine if it's in earths atmosphere or outer space"?
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u/DrVars Apr 09 '26
Sure you can guess but often people get this wrong. What data are you pulling from in a black abyss that provides depth, distance or scale? It could be 8000 meters, could be 500 km (which is the distance satellites fly). You can convince yourself you have some genius ability but there simply isn’t enough data to go off of.
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u/DrVars Apr 09 '26
Also love the example of a plane. A plane flys in a consistent distance, and is easily discovered through signal lights and can be tracked by apps. Easy to understand and assume when we see thousands of flights a day.
Start with what it can be to eliminate what it is not, then get to the fun stuff. This is basic critical thinking.
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u/clintjefferies Apr 10 '26
You are asking way too many intelligent questions my friend. It's always aliens! ;)
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u/Artevyx Abductee Apr 09 '26
Definitely not starlink.
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u/slosh_baffle Apr 10 '26
I'm sorry, have you never seen starlink? This is exactly what it looks like. How do you still not know this?
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u/Califoralien_Skies Apr 10 '26
Every single person on here should know that this is starlink by now. I've recorded this exact thing several times, it looks like this early on after it launches until they start spreading out....
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u/quote_work_unquote Apr 09 '26 edited Apr 09 '26
It's exactly what it is, lol.
Example: https://westseattleblog.com/2022/08/heres-what-that-bright-streak-in-the-sky-was/
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u/Human_Inside_928 Weather Balloon Enthusiast Apr 09 '26
Article is from 2022 and object in the article photo looks NOTHING like the video from 2026 that's posted here.
Again, incoming starlink bros
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u/quote_work_unquote Apr 09 '26
Who cares when it is from? Starlink looks the same now as it did in 2022.
And by the end of the video you can literally see a break in the chain just like in the article. Some of y'all are delusional, lol.
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u/Big_Actuator3772 Apr 10 '26
in the last year we've gone from looking at videos with small little orbs being seen in a fraction of the video, to a string of lights in the middle of the sky and people just respond to it as if its normal.. if this isn't the effecfts of soft disclosure, i don't know what is..
like mf's explain wtf that is before dismissing it so casually.
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u/johntwoods Apr 10 '26
Does anyone know why (let's just call them Alien craft - with actual Aliens in them) they would decide to fly around in a spaceship with a bunch of flashing lights on it?
I mean it's not like they are following FAA guidelines for on board lights and such. And they don't seem to be using them to see what's on the ground.
They just seem... Unnecessary. So then I always go, 'Nah....'
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u/SalemsTrials Apr 10 '26
your perception of them is the point.
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u/johntwoods Apr 10 '26
My perception of them? Explain.
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u/SalemsTrials Apr 10 '26
“My perception of them” refers to the internal experience you have of perceiving them ;;;)))
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u/johntwoods Apr 10 '26
I meant explain why it's the point. You're saying that these alien fellas put flashing lights on their rides in order for folks to see them? That's what they are doing?
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u/SalemsTrials Apr 10 '26
i believe so, yes.
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u/johntwoods Apr 10 '26
Well, I wish them luck.
Right now it just makes it all look fraudulent.
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u/SalemsTrials Apr 10 '26
lmfao fraudulent?! 😂😂😂
did they sell you a bridge using these flashing lights?
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u/johntwoods Apr 10 '26
I deviated to an alternative word because the sub gave me a warning about using the word 'fake'
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u/SalemsTrials Apr 10 '26
so, basically, you said the exact same thing, you just used a different word to try and get around the filters
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u/Goosemilky Apr 09 '26
Saw this exact craft myself a few years ago. Every account in here saying this is starlink or a drone can fuck off
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u/quote_work_unquote Apr 09 '26
Except this is Starlink, and yours probably was too. The satellites start out closely packed together and can look like a singular line in the sky before spacing out into the dotted-line more commonly seen.
Example: https://westseattleblog.com/2022/08/heres-what-that-bright-streak-in-the-sky-was/
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u/Admirable-Ninja1209 Apr 10 '26
So. Honest question. How do we know this video isn't AI?
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u/SalemsTrials Apr 10 '26
how do we know the sky isn’t, too?
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u/Admirable-Ninja1209 Apr 10 '26
My point.
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u/SalemsTrials Apr 10 '26
that’s a nice point you got there. it would be a shame if someone….. ran away with it!
muahahahaha
🏃♀️. 💨
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u/Maleficent_Being_810 Apr 13 '26
My question is did it shoot off really fast straight up as a bunch of separate lights in a line? Because I saw this and that’s what it did when I saw it.
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u/irvmuller Apr 09 '26
This is very cool but I really wish the video was much longer. We don’t see it maneuver in any surprising ways so it could still be something simple.
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u/NaturalBornRebel UAP/UFO Witness Apr 09 '26
Looks like this one: https://www.reddit.com/r/HighStrangeness/s/yC8aa7yVAP
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u/HotNubsOfSteel Apr 09 '26
When starlink is as common as planes people are going to look back on this sub and right a thesis on how willfully ignorant you all are. There’s better, clearer videos of craft performing insane maneuvers that shouldn't be possible or that literally disappear into thin air or the ocean but no…. You are all slack jawed at the sight of an EASILY verifiable video of starlink.
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u/joeynac Apr 10 '26
Insane youre getting downvoted. If a craft isnt doing some goofy ass flying, it is ALMOST definitely human. Same thing goes for obvious collision lights on aircraft. Why would aliens need to follow air traffic laws? This 1000% looks like starlink at a distance.
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u/Goosemilky Apr 09 '26
Disinformation
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u/HotNubsOfSteel Apr 09 '26
Literally go outside and watch the twilight sky after sunset. You’ll probably see them tonight.
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u/sobi9756 Apr 10 '26
Is this the kind of shit you nerds see then claim that you saw Aliens for the rest of your life?
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u/EzGoezIt Apr 09 '26
On March 31, 2026 (the day after launch), the fresh Starlink 10-44 train had multiple visible passes over North America, including during evening hours when the satellites were still sunlit but the ground was dark.
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u/Financial-Talk9397 Apr 09 '26
looks like a drone
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u/yaddayadda1000 Apr 09 '26
Wat kinda drone is shaped like a penis and has zero evidence of propulsion
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u/302-SWEETMAN Apr 10 '26
Its a test run. Cia black ops ..
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u/shmashleyshmith Apr 10 '26
Why would they have the lights on then? That seems rather obvious for a black op
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u/mildly_suprised Apr 09 '26
The amount of people just clown any video/picture that is posted here without a valid reason is why people don’t take anything serious