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🚨‼️Sharing a few frames from our backyard security camera taken very early this morning. This anomaly persisted for several minutes and showed smooth movement, shape changes, and pulsing brightness. There was no rain, no visible insects, and no obvious light source. We’re not claiming this is anything extraordinary, but...

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