Daily Loud updated analysis

British man playing fetch with dog accidentally records possible UFO 🤯

@DailyLoud We aint watching all that

@DailyLoud Great analysis and breakdown. How fast do you estimate it was traveling?

@DailyLoud "This was an intentional turn" Things can turn in the air without being intentional. Looks like a practice archery dart/arrow or something.

@DailyLoud @grok summarize this video above please. I’m not sitting through 9 minutes for an analysis

@DailyLoud Someone is trying to shoot arrow through the disc before dog catches it and missed. That's all lol.

@DailyLoud bruh its a piece of grass

@DailyLoud Just imagine what kind of videos our government possesses that we’ll prob never see…fukin criminal

@DailyLoud What if an Earth-born alien kid stole its parents’ vehicle and went for a joyride, forgetting to activate cloaking mechanisms or even travel faster than the observable lens or eye can capture….

@DailyLoud Nothing but a flying seed. Bright light, so the lens has a sharp focus up to 50cm-50m

@DailyLoud @grok what speed is that tubular object going?

Based on video frame analysis at 240 fps slow-motion, the tubular object crosses the sky in roughly 0.2-0.5 real-time seconds. Assuming a distant trajectory (e.g., 10+ km altitude), estimates from sources like Economic Times suggest speeds around Mach 10 (7,600 mph). Could be military tech or debris; further data needed for precision.

@FricknBella @chiefflips @DailyLoud Debris...lol

@FricknBella @chiefflips @DailyLoud Possible explanations for the object include a lens imperfection causing light refraction (Luis Elizondo's view), military missile near RAF base (Economic Times), or even a bug/firework. Speed ~Mach 10 if distant, but mundane causes are likely. What's your take?

@DailyLoud They are called Rods or flying Rods google or youtube them

@DailyLoud Conclusion: I can see frames.

@DailyLoud looks like a White Fast Mover. There are thousaneds of records of this. See e.g. whitefastmovers[dot]org

@DailyLoud And a propulsive effect is exactly what you would need to steer an object that has no variation in shape and no wings. How do ICBM's steer?

@DailyLoud how the fk its the propulsion in front ????

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@DailyLoud good analysis

@DailyLoud Galactus: yoooo where did my cigar go? Humans: Holy sh^t! a UFO was just witnessed flying by!

@DailyLoud Space junk

@DailyLoud believe in #Something . . cue the x-file theme.

@DailyLoud I’m not watching 9 min of bs

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@DailyLoud Interesting analysis. Thank you.

@DailyLoud @gork resume that babe

@DailyLoud A projectile shot via bow? A firework? Not an aircraft lol.

@DailyLoud Seems similar to a Culture knife missile

@DailyLoud If you think the white beam comes first then the Tesla bulbs force beams pull the flying saucer. But purple haze surrounds the saucer.

@DailyLoud it's ai made effect

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@DailyLoud Hehehehe he said Tip

@DailyLoud @AskPerplexity resume that for us

@DailyLoud Nature is more than science

@DailyLoud Please analyse the trajectory link to the spinning edge of the frisbee. I hypothesise that this is a bit of viscous dog drool launched at high speed from the rotating frisbee.