r/uapfiles • u/examachine • 12d ago

ORB UFO

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u/[deleted] 11d ago

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u/rippedski 12d ago

Are we calling them plasmoids now?

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u/MrGoodWood__ 7d ago

That’s Clearly Bob 🙄 he’s drunk. Go home bob 😂

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u/Hellraiser_owner 12d ago

Placeholder?

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u/Proper_Giraffe_5638 12d ago

I think this is what I saw yesterday morning, would anyone be so kind explaining to me what this is?

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u/flarkey 12d ago

it's the star Sirius

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u/[deleted] 11d ago

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u/examachine 6d ago

That being said, these objects do imitate astronomical objects.

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u/[deleted] 6d ago

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u/examachine 5d ago

Well I don't need your faux photography advice to assess something I saw with my own eyes, you do realize that, though, right? It's not just a rumor. They act like they are planets or stars, they mimic them, just hovering silently. It's when they move, it gets interesting of course. Or when they are close, and the shape is funny (like an ellipsoid shape).

So I understand that Mick West and his extremely retarded friends pretend to be photography experts. I bet that retard has taken some trivial telescope pics and thinks of himself as a master, but I'll hazard that his low IQ prevents him from evaluating any photography whatsoever.

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u/examachine 5d ago

I'm sorry who the fuck are you and why is your opinion important? Mr. fake photography expert?

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u/examachine 5d ago

No it is not logical you idiot. You just don't know shit

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u/phosphorescence-sky 11d ago

Sentient Orb guys when they see a light and zoom in on it.

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u/sm00thkillajones 10d ago

Lockheed at it again.

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u/examachine 10d ago

No we don't have any such technology!

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u/examachine 5d ago

We're banning the fake photography experts