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This three-minute video illustrates several things relevant to the drone flap. First, after 2 seconds, we see an orb of light appear behind the tree. At first, it seems to be hardly moving. It can't be a plane, right? Too low. Too slow. No navigation lights. Right? The orb... show more

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TheGrimaceSeatvor 1 Jahr

An entire country thinking there’s an alien invasion because they’ve never paid attention to planes before is wild

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Plato’s_Cave _Shadowsvor 1 Jahr

What caused residents of New Jersey to become Cargo Cult 2.0?

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Nick D.vor 1 Jahr

It’s like people are going outside for the first time years or something

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I'm Your Reply Guyvor 1 Jahr

I don't think this is what people are seeing. When a cop says 50 drones came off the ocean. Sure a lot of people are seeing and reporting the type of stuff in this video but that's clearly not what everyone is reporting.

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Craig Boyajianvor 1 Jahr

And that’s a plane taking off. Mostly people are watching planes on landing approaches, where they are descending and so look almost like they are hovering. At night people’s eyes adapt to darkness, which makes the very bright landing lights on a plane max out their receptors.

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Scott Pawelvor 1 Jahr

I don't understand. Does NJ not have any professional photographers that would be interested enough to use a telephoto lens to get a good image?

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dedmunkvor 1 Jahr

You’ve captured one of those orbs that can morph into planes.

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namelessvor 1 Jahr

The hover for hours, we've all seen enough airplanes to know the difference, plus they don't show up on radar and pilot to ATC communications say otherwise.

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☀️vor 1 Jahr

they shut down an entire airport because they had drones plural.

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Steven Snell🦈vor 1 Jahr

When we find out there are hundreds of drones you best apologize for being a stubborn prick.

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"I really enjoyed [the sprint], particularly at the beginning and then obviously less so towards the end. But it's great to see Ferrari in the top three and to be a part of that. It was the first time that I've been in that battle this year with George and unfortunately my left tyre gave up quite early. But it's good, it was a good experience. Not too much lost ground wise and we'll see what changes we can make now so that it's better for tomorrow."

"I really enjoyed [the sprint], particularly at the beginning and then obviously less so towards the end. But it's great to see Ferrari in the top three and to be a part of that. It was the first time that I've been in that battle this year with George and unfortunately my left tyre gave up quite early. But it's good, it was a good experience. Not too much lost ground wise and we'll see what changes we can make now so that it's better for tomorrow."

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