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THIS INSANE UFO FOOTAGE 🛸 FROM SEPTEMBER 14TH, 1998 WITH A MASSIVE ALIEN AIRCRAFT THAT IS OVER 328 FEET JUST SURFACED AND THIS LOOKS ABSOLUTELY CRAZY!!! It apparently has an entirely different Propulsion System and can fly around very quietly and creepily and doesn’t sound like an Airplane Engine...

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1BritsPOV | UFOs & Mysteriesvor 2 Monaten

Camera zoom changes from 20x to 45x and no difference. Assume it was zoom. AI

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Brian Janosvor 2 Monaten

It looks like the Gemini freighter from the original Battlestar Galactica tv series. Should we be worried about a Cylon attack.

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Many Downtownsvor 2 Monaten

It wouldn't actually say "REC" with a flashing red light. That wouldn't be burned into the tape. Fake.

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United-States 🇺🇸vor 2 Monaten

you all latch on to all the bullshit like titty milk lmao

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Mikeyvor 2 Monaten

Alien aircraft with FAA compliant strobes 🤣🤣🤣

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utopia24vor 2 Monaten

Je comprends l'intérêt de faire des fausses vidéo d'OVNI en IA...

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United-States 🇺🇸vor 2 Monaten

This is bullshit ai slop

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Perfect Genevor 2 Monaten

Looks like the 'Millennium Falcon'.

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AlienLandvor 2 Monaten

Let's connect for business opportunity

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Francis Garlandvor 2 Monaten

I wish I could believe this :(

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Kojiro Silvavor 2 Monaten

@Caspersight

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Antonio V. Guerravor 2 Monaten

It’s a fake

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Kim Tiekavor 2 Monaten

Fake

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Kim Tiekavor 2 Monaten

You better than this Godrules cluck bait

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Junior Valeᶜᴿᶠvor 2 Monaten

Até em 1998 a "galera" que filmava faziam vídeos com cortes de 10/15 segundos. 😅

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Ketzahlvor 2 Monaten

they are a legion made of many races

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Mitchum35vor 2 Monaten

Failure in the Fake : recorded videos do not show REC 🍅

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United-States 🇺🇸vor 2 Monaten

Def not a UFO lmao

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