Nothing astronomical – therefore not appropriate for this sub
TowelsAintHats on
Satellites being lit by the sun
Sharlinator on
They only look like orbs because the camera is out of focus.
RonnyDeW on
Since they appear in the lightest corner and disappear in the darker areas (lighter = probably where the sun set). I’d assume it’s satellites reflecting the sun
Apostate61 on
With the camera that out of focus it’s hard to tell. To jump to the conclusion “spiritual orbs” is just lazy biased thinking.
Jvancan on
Too blurry.
Even r/UFO wouldn’t care for a video like that.
missmog1 on
This is the ISA (Irish Space Agency) launching their attempt to land on the Sun. I have warned them many times about the folly of their idea and that they will be burnt to ash. Apparently they have thought of this and that’s why the attempt is at night. There are multiple attempts each night so as “to be sure, to be sure”. Happy New Year to everyone.😎
niklaspilot on
r/itsalwaysstarlink
caullerd on
Starlinks, they fall into specific place in orbit where they briefly reflect sunlight towards you. That effect is manifesting itself on long exposure photos.
kupuwhakawhiti on
I was ready to say satellites because they appear to move in straight lines.
But when you returned it to 1x speed, it suddenly looked like they might be too slow to be satellites.
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Planes
Nothing astronomical – therefore not appropriate for this sub
Satellites being lit by the sun
They only look like orbs because the camera is out of focus.
Since they appear in the lightest corner and disappear in the darker areas (lighter = probably where the sun set). I’d assume it’s satellites reflecting the sun
With the camera that out of focus it’s hard to tell. To jump to the conclusion “spiritual orbs” is just lazy biased thinking.
Too blurry.
Even r/UFO wouldn’t care for a video like that.
This is the ISA (Irish Space Agency) launching their attempt to land on the Sun. I have warned them many times about the folly of their idea and that they will be burnt to ash. Apparently they have thought of this and that’s why the attempt is at night. There are multiple attempts each night so as “to be sure, to be sure”. Happy New Year to everyone.😎
r/itsalwaysstarlink
Starlinks, they fall into specific place in orbit where they briefly reflect sunlight towards you. That effect is manifesting itself on long exposure photos.
I was ready to say satellites because they appear to move in straight lines.
But when you returned it to 1x speed, it suddenly looked like they might be too slow to be satellites.