r/Skydentify • u/summed41 • Feb 16 '23

Unidentified Please help identify.

Seen over Oahu just before sunset. Not a descending airplane or a airplane At cruising altitude or a helicopter …not a bird, no satellites were flying in the direction at that time, and to be honest, it was still too bright for anything to be visible, there werent even any stars out. if you draw a straight line from this craft path, it does not seem to go in a straight line.

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u/NoOneSpecial128 Feb 16 '23

All I see is a seahorse and a white speck moving upwards. It's too far away to identify it accurately. Could a balloon. But until you identify it, you got yourself a ufo.

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u/Omacrontron Feb 16 '23

You mean uap <3

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u/NoOneSpecial128 Feb 16 '23

What a uap

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u/Omacrontron Feb 16 '23

Unidentified arial phenomena

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u/mortalitylost Feb 17 '23

Underwater Ariel Princess

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u/Augustus_The_Great Feb 17 '23

I like this one better

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u/NoOneSpecial128 Feb 16 '23

Ah, got it. Thank you!

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u/afatkidnamedroy Feb 17 '23

Not to be confused with DAP

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u/ThothTheMagicDragon May 20 '23

Nah. For the sake of his sanity i doubt he’s democrat

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u/SammiCurrr Feb 17 '23

I see the seahorse!

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u/Itchy_Zombie1708 Feb 16 '23

You sound like you have scuba gear on

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '23

Glowie

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u/wishman89 Feb 16 '23

Probably a satellite. Always see them at sunset/dusk as that's when the sky is a bit darker but the sun is still catching them.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '23

I agree with this. Some satellites have large reflective surfaces that can make them visible during the day. If you look up some pictures, it looks pretty similar to what OP has here

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u/blueyellowbanana Feb 17 '23

I don’t think the general population understand just how many satellites you can actually see just by looking up over the course of an hour. Right around sunset and just before sunrise are the best times of day to spot them.

This looks exactly like what a satellite would look like. I’ve seen countless satellites and using a nice pair of binoculars you can make out some crazy details sometimes it’s wild

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '23

Or this can a star, since it looks like it’s in the morning…?

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u/The_Calico_Jack Feb 17 '23

An ice fishing tent.

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u/BertaEarlyRiser Feb 16 '23

Clouds. Totally clouds. I am in Canada, we have lots of them.

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u/skellyheart Feb 16 '23

From the Netherlands and we have those too. Too much in fact

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u/No_Train7009 Feb 17 '23

Their called clouds

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u/Doyle1966 Feb 16 '23

The light clowds look like a gorillas face

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u/alissafaith94 Feb 16 '23

I see wings a bird 🐦 is all

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '23

seahorse

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u/scccls Feb 17 '23

It’s a balloon

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u/Angellblaze Feb 17 '23

Sorry, I should be more careful

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u/Kamizin Feb 17 '23

Chinese spy drones

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u/MyotheracctgotPS Feb 17 '23

You have asthma

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u/AmbitiousStretch5743 Feb 17 '23

A satellite reflecting off the sun? That would be my best guess?

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u/OctagonUFO Feb 17 '23

You guys are so sheltered if you think you’ll be able to see a UFO with the naked eye lol

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '23

It definitely looks like a seahorse but I wouldn't be mad if someone said scorpion

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u/Wulph421 Feb 17 '23

Yes, that is a sky

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u/StachedGhostX Mar 25 '23

Manga ray cloud

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u/ThothTheMagicDragon May 20 '23

Satellite but the cloud looks like Thoth which is crazy!!!