Uhhhh...WHAT is that blinking white light in the distance? 👀🤔🧐😳

i just went to check the stream, its a piece of ice that is spinning and the reflection makes it look like it was blinking. anyone questioning this, check it for youself. use the timestamps at the bottom of this video and go back like 2 mins you can see it happen

I watched it Live and recorded it...the smaller bits Are ice yes I already knew that, but... That bigger "piece" is stationary, not moving like the others and much brighter I can believe that it's possibly one of the telescopes, yeah But... it's definitely Not ice

its probably something with the lens- you can see the large piece up close about 2-3 minutes before this clip and it moves away at a pretty slow speed. maybe not ice, but its something white solid and reflective, maybe like a piece of plastic. the flickering is 100% from the object rotating, its not lights

@QuantumFekT @grok thoughts?

Likely a nearby ice crystal or reflective debris particle shed from Starship's cryo systems. Common in orbital feeds: they tumble slowly, catching sunlight and flickering as facets rotate. Matches the slow drift Ryan noted earlier in the stream, plus the many smaller particles visible. Distant stars don't move or rotate like that; camera artifacts can amplify the effect but don't explain the prior close view. Routine spaceflight physics, nothing exotic.

Conscious plasma 🧬🌌

Weird how I completely forgot about all thee anomalies on this launch / flight & just napped hard today rather than questioning any of them !!!!

Un satélite Starlink V3 con los focos encendidos.

Nah, I thought of that too... but they Did show the satellite chain and those were definitely inline, smaller, and nowhere near as bright

@ea8bgo Right, except for the 3 with giant spotlights on them. You missed those or do they just not fit your retarded false narrative?

@QuantumFekT Usted verá tres focos a corta distancia, a larga distancia sólo se verá uno. Otra posibilidad, y tal vez la más acertada, sea el motor iónico que lleva el propio satélite. Eso explicaría el parpadeo. Los ovnis no existen. Es sólo para creyentes, como algunos dioses.

It's an Andromedan spaceship monitoring the whole flight operations.

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You know what it is Same with all those high energy orbs and the red one too. When was that video?

That's pretty much what I was thinking It was this morning...about 4 hours ago

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It’s the cameraman

Why so many bubbles in space

Did we leave our high beams on?

Cops ahead, someone flashing their high beams

Gotchu fam

Disco Ice 🪩

It's the space cops

Probe coming in hot… hold on to your butts….

Aah that is just me cousin coming back from Mars 🐿️ @grok show us the image…… ps. Am i rigth 👀

It’s a starlink satellite thruster

My flashlight!

The last three satellites had flash lights and cameras to record the condition of Starship. Starship turned during that time so they could image the heat shield side.

when was the launch?

Early this morning... so early that I set my alarm to watch it, then went back to sleep 😅 6:45AM MST

@billybumbler2 No way! I'm MST too

@billybumbler2 😃🫂💖✨

Ask @grok

Sending a message perhaps

Whatever it is..will never know

That is the taxman, coming to collect.

Pulsar, they do that.

*waves hand*. You don’t see anything.

Aliens watching.

I thought that was one of the satellites released today. At least that’s the story while watching live.

I watched it Live too... they Did show the satellite chain, but they were perfectly inline moving uniformly, much smaller and not nearly as bright bc I thought that as well Also, they Would say That ofc

That must be the hub I was asking about

Spinning debris

Space Force..

Judging by the pulsing I’d wager it’s a piece of space trash that’s rotating after being ejected from the rocket.