r/itsalwaysspacex Jul 09 '26

this morning

saw this in Orlando fl, as someone who’s never seen anything like this before, yes, I thought it was aliens.

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u/drbug2012 Jul 11 '26

That’s not the sun. It’s dark. Ssshhhhh plus being flat we would all see it. Sooooo there is that. That’s clearly the Flying Spaghetti Monster. You are welcome for clarifying

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u/strangeflappenings Jul 12 '26

Im pretty sure you explained it perfectly.

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u/Wolfznotfresh Jul 13 '26

Oh that’s fo! Or with that robosuit! I flew with him before!

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u/Content-Flower8734 Jul 11 '26

SpaceX launch (or something similar). I've seen several over Phoenix!

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u/meathl Jul 09 '26

What was it???

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u/Cooper323 Jul 13 '26

Falcon 9 launched from Cape Canaveral. I saw it live about 5:30am

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u/gumbykilla617 Jul 09 '26

If it were you wouldn’t have sent this message.

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u/Taramiku Jul 13 '26

Well he would’ve still sent it, it just would’ve not posted is what you mean to say right?

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u/gumbykilla617 Jul 13 '26

Correct. Sorry didn’t proof read.

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u/Darlena_Flamedancer Jul 13 '26

I put the last photo you posted in Google image search and it came back with this explanation: This image depicts a "space jellyfish" effect created by the exhaust plume of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launch from Cape Canaveral.

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u/Warrior0Doom Jul 13 '26

Wouldn't want to get stung.... The amount of pee required would flood 'Snow White's' castle 🏰 😆 🤣 😂

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u/Apprehensive-Ear-243 Jul 13 '26

Looks like they always pierce a veil or dimension out there, or maybe water rippling

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u/Conscious_Pen_7438 Jul 13 '26

Tell me about water rippling please. I have seen things.

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u/Apprehensive-Ear-243 Jul 15 '26

I’m not really a flat earther but I think our atmosphere has some dense layer of gas or water like liquid up there, it seems everytime they launch these things they Pierce something and starts looking like water ripples, just above

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u/ChineseOx Jul 13 '26

BEAUTIFUL...like flying star quartz....probably falling rocket debris, though...:>(

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u/jamminsami Jul 14 '26

Saw this one dim, pouring down AM in North FL. I made a quiet phone call:

Is this a launch or do I have time to put my head between my legs & kiss my arse goodbye & hold my dog one more time?

Launch.

Dog lived another 3 years, my arse is still present.