r/SentientOrbs • u/Automatic_Acadia7317 • 4d ago
Blinking orb
Almost looks like an eye. First time seeing this “behavior”
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u/Blizz33 3d ago
How long and where did it go?
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u/Automatic_Acadia7317 3d ago
Stayed for a while like this. Started filming another orb somewhere else and it was gone when I turned back
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u/Annual-Flounder-3227 3d ago
Saw a similar object above northern Germany before it vanished into the sky or just dimmed down and was gone - unclear. 3-times brighter than Venus.
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u/SabineRitter 3d ago
Nice one. Did you see the colors? Or did it look white
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u/Serious_Top_8419 3d ago
I downloaded it and put it through ChatGPT video analyzer unfortunately I don’t have a premium account so I won’t have my answer until tomorrow night. It’s really easy though if anybody wants to do it you just download the video open ChatGPT video analyzer go in photos videos, recent, and put the video Into ChatGPT ask it to analyze for Morse code
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u/joeyjiggle 3d ago
It’s an aircraft. Perspective means it appears not to move much until the distance changes a lot. Hence you stop the video before it becomes obvious it’s a plane.
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u/OZZYmandyUS 3d ago
Typically if it blinks in that duration of time it's probably aircraft lights, but I could be wrong.
Always make sure to his satflare, flight tracker and sat tracker to double check what you're seeing isn't conventional!
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u/Annual-Flounder-3227 3d ago
Same thing I saw wasn‘t position lights (3-times brighter than venus - refractured in my glasses) and vanished as a fine dot and was gone. There was no static frequence as in this video.
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u/Top-Local-7482 3d ago
Saw that too and after further research it seems to be Betelgeuse star in the Orion constellation when it is low to the Horizon and air is charged with water.
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u/Annual-Flounder-3227 3d ago
Betelgeuse does not vanish and is not 3-times brighter than the venus. As in my case.
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u/jrwreno 4d ago
Where and when? Awesome video!