Dr. Phil Timelapse of the "drones" If this were covert surveillance drones, why have lights on them? If a company was performing a nighttime LiDAR survey, why would they use so many? My money is on psyop to test the waters.

I want YOUR take on the New Jersey drones. What are you seeing and hearing?

@DrPhil Those are just every day satellites.

@DrPhil Tell me you don’t know what satellites are without telling me you don’t know what satellites are.

@DrPhil That looks like satellites. There's a lot up there these days. You'll see them buzz across the sky and when the angle of reflection goes out, they disappear from view.

@DrPhil It’s very possible that it’s a psyop to see how people react or don’t react to drones flying over their homes.

@DrPhil Why hasn't the Air Force engaged with these drones?

@DrPhil If a hostile foreign power or terrorist organization wanted to test us to see how we'd react to a possible drone attack this would be the perfect way to do so.

@DrPhil We got this in the morning as well

@DrPhil Satellites, vanishing as the angle from the sun disappears the satellites into darkness.

Starlink satellites in the sunlight, viewer is in the terminator (during twilight) in waxing darkness, making the reflection flare stand out. Folks aren’t used to sats orbiting 600 (LEO) miles above. They’re used to 25k miles MEO/GEO. The shiny is a lot closer, and many many more. Iridium satellite array of 66 sats orbit at about 400 miles. When they produce this phenomenon, it has a name - Iridium flare. They are predictable, and people view them purposefully. You’re seeing “Starlink flare”. There are almost 7000 in orbit. Welcome to the future.

@DrPhil Definitely not drones haha