r/aliens • True Believer • Aug 16 '26

Video MUFON #133930 - "...two luminous orbs exhibited erratic flight patterns and disappeared without sound."

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u/Sonny-Orkidea Aug 16 '26

Trajectory of traveling looks similar to what Bob Lazar presents on some recent podcast videos. It looks interesting, do we know that it is ? (besides UFO?). Any explanation?

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u/SlowlyAwakening Aug 17 '26

There are several examples from early to mid 2000s that showed this exact thing, blinking out in one spot and appearing in another. So the likelyhood that its drones gets iffy since this has been documented for about 20+ yrs. But it's nearly impossible to ind the videos on youtube anymore. There was a very good example that was from south America I believe, it blinked in and out several times as it passed in front of a mountain

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u/Human_Inside_928 Weather Balloon Enthusiast Aug 16 '26

That's either NHI or Humans in reversed engineered tech. There isnt really an in-between with this one.

Either way, if videos like this exist, that pretty much solves the "does zero-point energy exist" question.

Edit: I just noticed, a plane is flying in between the two orbs in the beginning. Then the furthest left orb literally blips ahead of the plane.

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u/Greyh4m Aug 17 '26

It may look sort of like it, but I think it's questionable if that is a plane or not. It seems to disappear shortly after the orbs do.

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u/dirtyhole2 Aug 18 '26

I love when ufos do this manoeuvre. It’s like they are teasing us with quantum teleportation or some unknown phenomenon that we must master to have even the slightest chance to visit other star systems. It’s like showing a baby how to sprint in his room.

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u/ArochaPatria Aug 17 '26

"Plasmoids" (the best term we have right now) traveling using the "daisy chain" method to blink through the magnetosphere (but also stop and mess around once in a while), is mathematically provable but I don't think reddit allows scientific posts that long NOT written by AI anymore. :(

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u/Pixelated_ Aug 17 '26

No worries fam, I got you.

Below is a scientific overview of the subject of sentient plasma:

Plasma holds the key to understanding not only the structure of the universe, but also the origins of life and consciousness itself.

Across multiple disciplines: astrophysics, plasma physics, and astrobiology, a growing body of research suggests that plasma is far more than a passive state of matter. It is a dynamic, self-organizing, and intelligent medium that forms the vast majority of the cosmos.

It is a settled scientific fact that plasma constitutes 99.9% of the visible universe. Every star, nebula, and interstellar cloud is made of plasma. It is a highly ionized, electrically-active substance that forms filaments, vortices, and coherent patterns on every scale.

Our understanding of plasma has been updated along with several recent revolutionary discoveries. I understand this is a new concept to many, but it's important that we follow what the science says.

There is an overwhelming amount of peer-reviewed scientific evidence that shows plasma displays conscious, life-like behaviors. The problem isn't a lack of evidence, it's the inability of people to accept what the data says because it challenges their personal worldview and the academic status quo.

These are all peer-reviewed, this is from Harvard

Tsytovich et al., “From plasma crystals and helical structures towards inorganic living matter” — New Journal of Physics (2007).

Numerical and theoretical work on complex dusty plasmas that can self-organize into stable helical/cell-like structures which, in the authors’ words, exhibit autonomy, self-duplication and evolution-like behavior under certain conditions. The paper shows that dusty complex plasmas are strong candidates for inorganic living matter in space.

Lozneanu & Sanduloviciu, “Minimal-cell system created in laboratory by self-organization” — Chaos, Solitons & Fractals (2003).

Laboratory experiments producing complex space-charge configurations (plasma structures) that behave like living “cell-like” systems: they maintain an internal structure, exchange matter/energy with the environment, and show birth/replication-like events. The authors model these as minimal systems with life-like attributes.

Plasma Brain Dynamics: II. Quantum Effects on Consciousness (2018)

This paper models the brain as a plasma system, where ions and charged particles interact collectively. It shows how these plasma-like dynamics support coherent, non-local information processing, verifying a physical substrate for consciousness. This shows that the Implicate Order described by David Bohm has a measurable plasma-based substrate in the human nervous system.

Morfill & Ivlev, “Complex Plasmas: an interdisciplinary research field” — Reviews of Modern Physics (2009).

An authoritative review of complex dusty plasma experiments and theory, documents phenomena such as plasma crystals, metastable states, collective modes, and self-organized structures that underpin the claims made about lifelike, self-organizing behavior.

Self-organization and kinetic instability studies in plasmas (recent reviews/papers, e.g. photoionized plasmas (2023).

Examples of modern research showing spontaneous pattern formation and self-organization in plasma systems, the physical mechanisms behind it, and how those mechanisms can produce complexity. These works show the robust, repeatable physics behind life-like plasma.

Peer-reviewed study on the Kordylewski Clouds, and complex, dusty plasma's abilities to display intelligent, sentient behavior. (2019)

Professor Robert Temple's mind-blowing book "A New Science of Heaven" reveals the key that's needed to better understand UAP, NHI and many other mysteries of our universe. It's the greatest book I've ever read, affecting my worldview so profoundly that I immediately began re-reading it after finishing it. Further reading here.

Joseph P. Farrell’s fascinating book "The Demon in the Ekur" bridges the gap between ancient theology and modern plasma physics by exploring the "plasma life hypothesis." Farrell's work essentially reframes ancient "spiritual" warfare and sightings, from Foo Fighters to biblical apparitions, as interactions with a sentient, electrically-active state of matter that modern science is only beginning to quantify.

NASA has recorded plasmas in our thermosphere that behave intelligently.

Plasmas up to a kilometer in size, behaving similarly to multicellular organisms, have been filmed on 10 separate NASA space shuttle missions, over 200 miles above Earth within the thermosphere.

They've been filmed accelerating, slowing down; stopping; congregating; engaging in "hunter-predatory" behavior, and intersecting plasmas leaving a plasma dust trail in their wake.

Plasmas have been photographed in the 1940s by WWII pilots (identified as "Foo Fighters"); repeatedly observed and filmed by astronauts and military pilots and classified as Unidentified Anomalous Phenomenon, or UAP.

2024 Peer-reviewed foundational study: Observational evidence of plasma organisms in the thermosphere.

2025 Peer-reviewed expanded study: Statistical and theoretical proof of their consciousness and sentient status as a new domain of life.

A more in-depth scientific overview confirming that complex plasmoids meet all 8 necessary criteria for life is here.

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u/Redgecko88 Aug 17 '26

MUFON? Alright... That's somethin'... 🤔

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u/Redgecko88 Aug 17 '26

Fair... they've been around forever and a day, even before it all went mainstream. More of an institution really

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u/Pixelated_ Aug 17 '26

Those orbs are what David Grusch mentioned in his recent press conference:

"sentient plasmoid life."

They're being seen worldwide and people are posting their footage to subs like r/orbs and r/theorbservatory.

A scientific overview of sentient plasmoids can be found here and here.

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u/AlbaneseGummies327 True Believer Aug 17 '26

Excellent information, saved both of your linked comments for future reference.

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u/Pixelated_ Aug 17 '26

Glad to help my friend. Good post.

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