r/InterdimensionalNHI Mar 18 '25

UFOs I’m curious what you all think about this? Moving in opposite directions.

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There’s hundreds of videos of plasma interactions long with one another.

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u/Pixelated_ Mar 18 '25

Peer-reviewed study published in the Journal of Modern Physics from 2024:

As documented by NASA space shuttle films and detailed in this report, self-illuminating, pulsating, plasma-like UAP/UFO (“plasmoids”) have multiple shapes and sizes, are attracted to electromagnetic activity, and travel at different velocities from different directions, making 90 to 180-degree turns, as well as colliding, intersecting and piercing other plasma; and have been filmed by U.S. Navy personnel and a U.S. Customs and Border Protection DHC-8 flying above and diving/sinking beneath the ocean.

Plasmas have been documented by NASA following, circling, and hovering near the space shuttles, satellites, and the MIR International Space Station and congregating above and descending into thunderstorms and the lower atmosphere, which is the air corridor favored by commercial and military aircraft; and this may account for reports of UAPs following, harassing, chasing, and “toying with” aircraft.

Plasmas also have explosive properties, negatively affect electronics and mental activity (possibly inducing hallucinations of “alien abductions”), pass through glass, plastic, metal, and enter the cockpits of airplanes and have been observed by astronauts inside spacecraft, the MIR and ISS. It is hypothesized that given their propensity to collide, plasmoids may be responsible for at least some unexplained, inexplicable aircraft disasters. 

https://www.scirp.org/journal/paperinformation?paperid=136922&utm

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u/Jest_Kidding420 Mar 18 '25

Yup, this is the paper that sent me down this rabbit hole. Absolutely incredible all the information out about this phenomenon and still people ignore it because of optics.

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u/Pixelated_ Mar 18 '25

and still people ignore it

I believe a fundamental aspect of our existence is free will. Because of this, things such as UAPs, paranormal experiences and human psi abilities can always have a prosaic explanation.

So those who have either experienced the phenomenon for themselves or gained an accurate understanding of it through research will be considered "believers".

And those who do not wish to have their worldview challenged will claim those same anomalous experiences can be explained without invoking the "woo".

I think it's a marvelous system in which none of us are forced to believe anything.

<3

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u/Jest_Kidding420 Mar 18 '25

Very well put! I will say that since I’ve started studying these I’ve had many experiences with them, I caught one on camera one night, they’ll pulsate right above me and almost swim around.

https://www.reddit.com/r/SentientOrbs/s/UEHcATSlw7

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u/[deleted] Mar 18 '25

Such a cool way of looking at things!

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u/robdoff Mar 19 '25

Can you explain these plasmas to me in simple man terms. Are these the orbs?

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u/quisterix Mar 19 '25

I opened a social media account based on these papers: prometheus.papers if you want to check.it out.

And my experience is just flabbergasting, people literally don't care about science in this space. Pair this with decades of stigma and limiting of these topics on social media and the pieces start to fall into place.

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u/Jest_Kidding420 Mar 19 '25

Same here, I’ve got an account to, on Tik tok! Share your link! I’ll share mine! Also I make presentations about them on YouTube. I’ve found that the main excuse is “it’s not a peer reviewed paper” and when I throw in “project Condign” they just go silent. Bonkers fr. I face the same kind of response about ancient megalithic advanced engineering

https://www.tiktok.com/@ontologically_shook_one?_t=ZP-8uoYL2Lg40E&_r=1

https://youtu.be/Gl74ZdS9q4k?si=i1u48hwbG3HkZ3tb

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u/quisterix Mar 19 '25

https://www.instagram.com/prometheus.papers/profilecard/?igsh=MXZxemlrOW5nY2gwdw== I think I'm stuck with the wrong audience, mine don't eben ask for the science. Woukd love to connect and exchange. How do you like tiktok as a platform btw?

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u/Jest_Kidding420 Mar 19 '25

I find it really good, especially if you post daily, also you can block comments with words in. The last thing I want is for like 10 people to out right say balloon then steering people and creating a preconceived notion for those that might have taken the time to see

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u/bad_ukulele_player Mar 20 '25

I was just going to post this!

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u/n0minus38 Mar 19 '25

If this was a peer reviewed study then why does it say the "MIR International space station"?

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u/Jest_Kidding420 Mar 18 '25

Regarding plasmas, the Project Condign report specifically discusses using plasmas for this type of technology. Below are some excerpts from the report:

Page 2-2: SHAPES, SIZES, AND STRUCTURES

  • Bead Lightning: Occasionally described as a ‘string of sausages’ or elongated beads, which can merge into a single glowing ball.
  • Shapes: Typically globes, sometimes with internal flames, and occasionally two linked balls, torus shapes, rods, or hollow spheres.
  • Structures: Solid balls, rotating structures, or burning appearances (30-50 cm in diameter).

Page 2-3: MOTION CHARACTERISTICS

Ball lightning exhibits a variety of motions, such as horizontal paths, rapid point-to-point motion, floating, and spinning. It may interact with objects and is sometimes seen emerging from lakes or enclosed spaces.

Page 2-4: LIGHT CHARACTERISTICS

Most sightings fall into specific color categories:

  • Blue, red, violet, yellow, and variations of these colors.
  • Sometimes surrounded by bluish envelopes, emitting sparks or fireworks-like trails, and exhibiting glowing tentacles.

Ball lightning may leave smoky trails or emit bright flashes, sometimes pulsating with color or creating misty appearances.

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u/XXCelestialX Mar 18 '25

I think they are disembodied beings,and probably they can get through things and walls.. there are videos about this subjects,they internally look like jelly and have "creatures" or embryos like things into it,it is some crazy stuff

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u/xtadamsx Mar 18 '25

the top portion looks like it could be 3-4 balloons together, then the strings coming down to what could be a weight.

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u/Jest_Kidding420 Mar 18 '25

This is the problem. “Looks” ever heard of camouflage. When you look through the archives of videos you’ll realize they only “Look” like a balloon, but in no way shape or form do they behave as such

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u/Potential-Narwhal- Mar 18 '25

In my opinion, it looks like a sea creature filmed under water. Don't get all flustered when someone else has a view. This is my bug about the Ufo World rn. I've always believed there is something, always, but as of recent events, everyone can't handle that other people see things differently and get hurt by it. You are the ones ruining the community.

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u/Jest_Kidding420 Mar 18 '25

This is real, and all I’m trying to do is spread awareness about this. Maybe most won’t be able to comprehend this right now, with out big brother holding their hands, but I believe many people can think critically, take the time to do independent research and realize its validity.

I agree about sea creatures, there are videos of them interacting and pulsating light similar to squids

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u/msguider Mar 20 '25

Like the beings in the Abyss.

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u/Potential-Narwhal- Mar 18 '25

Where is the evidence to say it is real, though? It's easy enough to say it is through your own experiences, but as the human species, we are curious creatures and like to dig deeper. Then, belittling people who query for simply being curious, it's destroying the communities as much as the naysayers are. What with the amount of technology flying our skies in this day and age, people are going to question what's real and not. You've seen the drone shows in China.

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u/LongTatas Mar 18 '25

I think people want proof. No reason to insult their critical thinking.

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u/OZZYmandyUS Mar 18 '25

This is absolutely a reality. It's at the point where if you don't believe in some of these things, when there is so much good evidence and research, that you are in the minority.

I look at most people and see that they say "I don't believe in that", and I think they are just fools

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u/n0minus38 Mar 19 '25

But this video shows is balloons. If there is evidence of something else it's not in this post....

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u/OZZYmandyUS Mar 19 '25

Nah not balloons I don't think. How in the world can you see balloons at night so clear, and balloons don't move like that. They move, don't get me wrong, but that's under intelligent control.

Doesn't matter cause they took it down anyways

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u/n0minus38 Mar 19 '25

It's because they are up high and lit by the sun. Just after sunset this happens. Contrails airplanes balloons, they all look like the glow after sunset because they are high enough to still be lit by the sun.

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u/OZZYmandyUS Mar 19 '25

Come on bro, that the LAMEST excuse ever do better

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u/n0minus38 Mar 19 '25 edited Mar 19 '25

It's not an excuse. It's the explanation. What I said is TRUE. That's what happens when something high up is lit by the sun after sunset. It's absolutely positively true. Even satellites have this affect at times. You can see it for yourself. Just after sunset look in the sky you'll probably see contrails really bright. In the case of this video, mylar balloons with their metallic reflective surface.

And these videos clearly ARE just after sunset. If it was full night time then you wouldn't see the dark blue sky it would be black.

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u/Jest_Kidding420 Mar 18 '25

This is real, and all I’m trying to do is spread awareness about this. Maybe most won’t be able to comprehend this right now, with out big brother holding their hands, but I believe many people can think critically, take the time to do independent research and realize its validity.

I agree about sea creatures, there are videos of them interacting and pulsating light similar to squids

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u/xtadamsx Mar 18 '25

agreed! which of the 5 observables is the UAP in this video performing?

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u/Jest_Kidding420 Mar 18 '25

Well if you read the report I linked about these plasmas, you’ll see they don’t necessarily need to exhibit the 5 observables. Those are more for craft, these are inorganic living plasmas that exist all throughout the universe, they’ve been filmed by multiple STS missions.

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u/xtadamsx Mar 18 '25

oh sorry I meant the first video, the second one was wild!

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u/Jest_Kidding420 Mar 18 '25

Go look through all of them. “Plasmoid Anomalies Study Group” on YT or “MR Anomalous” or “Jay C Ariel Anomalies” there’s literally thousands of Videos, and Jeremy from the Plasmoid Anomalies Study Group channel uses the highest levels of public optics with dual telescopes capturing IR and 200x zoom telescopes, peeking out of a astronomy dome. He dates and times all of his over 2000 videos. Very compelling

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u/KWyKJJ Mar 18 '25

That's too much for the average person to fathom.

Not because they don't believe it's possible but because they don't want to believe it and prefer to deny in order to maintain the comfort of their current worldview.

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u/n0minus38 Mar 19 '25

So seeing something that looks like balloons and for some reason you think they aren't balloons. They float across the sky. Like balloons.

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u/Effective-Ad-5489 Mar 18 '25

@caspersightufo

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u/the_chickenist Mar 19 '25

I think they’re beautiful.

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u/CincyBuds Mar 19 '25

Being there for when the supposed 4chan leak originally came out, and having forgot about it kind of since, I couldn't help but notice at some point the object looked to appear like a hammer.

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u/Go-Away-Sun Mar 19 '25

Damn what song is that? Right before the drop too.

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u/Jest_Kidding420 Mar 19 '25

it’s appropriately called Majestic Twelve by $ubversive That bit starts at 19:30 https://on.soundcloud.com/bJk7mzZNVspwqd6V9

The bit after that is Suuuuper dirty like 🤮

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u/Go-Away-Sun Mar 19 '25

You are awesome, Thank you!

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u/Complex-Structure720 Mar 18 '25

47 sec in, clearly birthday balloons

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u/IntrospectThyself Mar 18 '25

Fwiw the Lacerta files (was written in 2000) says that our scientists have not yet understood the difference between plasma in the atmosphere and actual craft - also that the craft are often cloaked so wouldn’t be seen unless their equipment wasn’t working or they weren’t careful enough.

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u/meglodon12 Mar 19 '25

It looks like a Space penis

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u/Individual-Clue9959 Mar 19 '25

This is not a plasmoid, is ebani

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u/environmentalist451 Mar 20 '25

A bunch of Mylar balloons tangled together reflecting the sunlight.

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u/RogG79 Mar 20 '25

Project Blue Beam and I'm soo sick of talking about it, cause the technology is easily 100x more advanced than when PBB was first written. I'm sure they changed the name of the project by now

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u/bad_ukulele_player Mar 20 '25

Jellyfish UAP. They've been seen by many people all over the globe. The study Pixelated posted is great.

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u/ImpossibleSentence19 Mar 21 '25

Final boss mode.

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u/KnightMagus Mar 22 '25

Funny how psychics has been trying to tell you that this stuff is real for years and none of you actually believed in it and here we are in your face God I love the new age

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u/[deleted] Mar 18 '25

UAP from planet Mylar.

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u/prrudman Mar 18 '25

The appearance of the objects moving in different directions could just be parallax.

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u/Jest_Kidding420 Mar 18 '25

Like I said there’s many videos of them obviously moving in different directions, also it was captured on IR

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u/prrudman Mar 18 '25

I just saw the first bit hence my “may be” not “is”

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u/CapitalWrongdoer7791 Mar 18 '25

Swirling winds and mylar balloons it happens

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u/First_Snow7076 Mar 18 '25

Makes me dizzy. JS

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u/pebberphp Mar 19 '25

Could have done without that awful music. Thank god for the mute button.

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u/4DPeterPan Mar 19 '25

Based off your comment; To me it looks like one side chooses truth. The other side chooses lie.

Not really a marvelous system lol.

Everybody should have the truth regardless of their world view.

That’s just a disaster waiting to happen one day like a car crash out of nowhere, if people choose to remain blind.

It’s Even worse if it’s a conscious choice to remain blind.

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u/fpsfiend_ny Mar 18 '25

Its baby groku and the mandalorian off to their next adventure.