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Flight crew films strange glowing object 45,000ft over the Bahamas


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Pixelated Venus again. Inconsistencies in the story too. The pilot saw 3 objects but the person who filmed it only saw one....that's because it was Venus. Interesting that Air Traffic Control said they had an object on radar though.
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11 hours ago, sanchez710 said:

Pixelated Venus again. Inconsistencies in the story too. The pilot saw 3 objects but the person who filmed it only saw one....that's because it was Venus. Interesting that Air Traffic Control said they had an object on radar though.

Right. Which is how you know that it isn't Venus.

Whatever it was, it dogged them for 45 minutes so that leaves out asteroid, and it is quite bright so that leaves out space debris, as does maintaining 50,000 or so all the while..

Also, if it followed them for 45 minutes, it is highly likely a piloted craft.

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@Ell

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Those are stationary? And zigzag? And stay in the air for 45 minutes?
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@Sanchez

Venus doesn't zigzag. I'm quite sure pilots can distinguish a planet or star from something moving much closerby.

The pilot could've seen three objects instead of one as he views it from a different angle/different position in the plain.

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1 hour ago, Dan Homestead said:

@Sanchez

Venus doesn't zigzag. I'm quite sure pilots can distinguish a planet or star from something moving much closerby.

The pilot could've seen three objects instead of one as he views it from a different angle/different position in the plain.

You dont think that the alleged movement of the blob can be camera movement?

...and its clearly the out of fucus that creates the "orb blob" effect.

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Agreed move with the phone can create the illusion of a move of the object, much more if the zoom is used and vibrations experienced (as in a plane)

Interestingly the control had something on its radar but not identified by its transponder, and people saw something that lasted a long time...so this was physical in some way but not a satellite, not a planet or an atmospheric re-entry (meteor or something human made)

Now 45000 feet is a very high altitude (cruise altitude usually).

Over this altitude and accouting with what was said or written, we can only deduce it's was a UAP (secret project, UFO, etc...)

 

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Forgot one...could be Santa Claus preparing his distribution tour 😁

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4 hours ago, dream jo said:

Strange things happen for a reason

As do not-strange things.

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4 hours ago, dream jo said:

Strange things happen for a reason

Got that from a fortune cookie did ya?

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5 hours ago, Amorlind said:

Interestingly the control had something on its radar but not identified by its transponder,

That in itself means very little. I cant even begin to count the number of times I turned off the transponder when doing or being somewhere I wasnt supposed to. 😎

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@Hazzard If you are a civilian pilot, and even if pilots are "trusted", in the kind of case you describe doing so it either reckless or stupid.

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4 hours ago, Amorlind said:

@Hazzard If you are a civilian pilot, and even if pilots are "trusted", in the kind of case you describe doing so it either reckless or stupid.

You have no idea how many times its done. Helicopters and small fixwings do it all the time... at least in the US where I worked.

Not for hours, but maybe 10-20 min here and there depending on the circumstances.

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Its dark out, the phone camera is zoomed to the max, any slight movement of the phone can make a light/dot appear to be zig zaging, and do other 'crazy' movements

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35 minutes ago, MissJatti said:

Its dark out, the phone camera is zoomed to the max, any slight movement of the phone can make a light/dot appear to be zig zaging, and do other 'crazy' movements

Exactly :tu:

However, there's no reason to expect a pilot to be a good photographer or know this, any more than we would a brain surgeon, gardener, waitress or car mechanic.

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On 1/14/2025 at 4:19 PM, Hazzard said:

You have no idea how many times its done. Helicopters and small fixwings do it all the time... at least in the US where I worked.

Not for hours, but maybe 10-20 min here and there depending on the circumstances.

Good to know mate, recall me to rent a car or a bike the next time i am in the US 😅

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On 1/13/2025 at 7:19 AM, dream jo said:

Strange things happen for a reason

Yes and many times tequila is involved.

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4 hours ago, Trelane said:

Yes and many times tequila is involved.

😄😄😄

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On 1/15/2025 at 11:47 AM, Essan said:

Exactly :tu:

However, there's no reason to expect a pilot to be a good photographer or know this, any more than we would a brain surgeon, gardener, waitress or car mechanic.

Was it not the stewardess who did the recording?

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25 minutes ago, MissJatti said:

Was it not the stewardess who did the recording?

Flight attendant Cassandra Martin. 👍

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