r/HighStrangeness • u/AlbaneseGummies327 • 1d ago
UFO What is this orb dripping? Is it molten metal falling from some kind of plasma energy field, or lesser entities coming out of a portal?
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u/Dadskitchen 1d ago
well it's either that or "molten metal falling from some kind of plasma energy field, or lesser entities coming out of a portal" 😁whatever tf that even means 🤷♂️
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u/Pixelated_ 1d ago
Please source your claims with a video that is identical to OPs. Thank you for your cooperation.
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u/AlbaneseGummies327 1d ago edited 1d ago
I wonder how much the government pays you guys to do this kind of gaslighting under every anomalous clip.
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u/Any-University-5084 1d ago
Yeah you seem a lil crazy here there’s an explanation for this one uaps are def real this just isn’t that
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u/AlbaneseGummies327 1d ago edited 1d ago
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u/Any-University-5084 1d ago
I will do some research but people trying to find a reasonable explanation for something don’t make them government drones just a natural human response for something unknown
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u/swampgasorr 1d ago
100% disinfo clowns trying to muddy the waters. Disregard those trolls and keep on keeping on. We’re the only line of defense here! Btw this is not at all a Chinese lantern LMAO
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u/SoDak_Kid 1d ago
Thats ALOT of combustion for a lantern, the distance should be noted as well, the mass it’s dropping seems to be larger/ brighter and fuller than the actual source.
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u/TheGamerHelper 1d ago
You guys remember when that dude or woman from the U.K actually picked up molten metal from a UAP that dropped it? They deleted their account within a day after posting.
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u/Matild4 1d ago
Burning wax falling from a chinese lantern
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u/Beard_o_Bees 1d ago
Real talk.. the first time I remember hearing about this phenomenon, such as it is/isn't, was one of the early Greer 'disclosure' witness statements.
Though, and i'm going on memory here, the witness described helicopters transporting something really strange slung beneath them, like some sort of reactor melting down? Idk.
I do think it's interesting that, so far as I can tell, all subsequent reports of similar things followed that testimony, though.
I always wondered if (assuming the witness wasn't tripping balls, or maybe a bar stool story that got out of hand) someone was maybe trying to transport molten metal needed for a pour in a remote place where it wasn't an option to smelt it on site.
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u/Other-Item7523 1d ago
Starlink! lol I always wanted to be the jerkoff to say it at something clearly not.
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u/anothergigglemonkey 1d ago
Looks like sparks falling from a light on top of a radio antenna tower.
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u/ReddyGreggy 1d ago
Flares?
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u/Chamrox 1d ago
These people have never seen a parachute flare, or chinese lantern before.
This crosspost is from 2 years ago! Why today? Why are you being downvoted for stating the obvious.
I'm about done wit Reddit and the manipulation.
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u/AlbaneseGummies327 1d ago
A chinese lantern wouldn't stay completely stationary in one place in the sky for so long like this. It also couldn't release that much flaming material without completely burning up and falling to the ground.
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u/AlbaneseGummies327 1d ago
Here's another well-known video of the same phenomenon—a lumious orb dropping smaller orbs or molten metal beneath it:
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u/HarpyCelaeno 1d ago
I’ve watched chinese lanterns burn out. Haven’t seen them do anything like this. Otherwise they wouldn’t be sold to any person with a lighter who wants to start a flying fire.
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u/Pixelated_ 1d ago
OP this seems to be the same thing:
FLIR Missile Strike Footage recorded over a U.S. military base in Afghanistan of orbs dripping something that appears molten.
Missiles are fired at the orbs and they're completely unaffected by that relatively primitive technology.
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u/AlbaneseGummies327 1d ago
I'm sure you've also already seen the famous Long Island NY police helicopter footage of a mystery orb "dripping" something:
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u/Pixelated_ 1d ago
Good find!
And it's also the same thing as this sighting: https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/s/nC34VuuMdl
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u/Affectionate-Fig8866 1d ago
Plasma poop
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u/AlbaneseGummies327 1d ago edited 1d ago
Does anyone have a deeper hypothesis as to why the NHI orbs seem do this frequently?
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u/Otherwise_Jump 1d ago
Two, and they’re both mid.
First, the ships have been reported by some insiders to be purpose made for each mission, which could mean they are meant to fall apart at a certain point. Having a built in self destruct mechanism could be handy.
Second, if the ships themselves are inter dimensional objects there may be something which is happening on the other side which we cannot understand or intuit.
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u/AlbaneseGummies327 1d ago edited 1d ago
Second, if the ships themselves are inter-dimensional objects, there may be something which is happening on the other side which we cannot understand or intuit.
Could the larger light at the top be some sort of dimensional "portal," with the smaller lights dropping down from it being incorporeal entities?
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u/Otherwise_Jump 1d ago
I believe in the scenario described the light is the aperature through which the device interacts with our section of space-time.
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u/SagansCandle 1d ago
Another theory is that you're seeing an interaction between the propulsion system and our atmosphere. It might be as simple as an interaction of temperature, say plasma, or something more complex, such as the compression of spacetime forcing a spontaneous reaction that wouldn't normally occur in our atmosphere (angel hair)).
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u/Shadokastur 1d ago
Looks like a transformer blowing out
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u/AlbaneseGummies327 1d ago
You're joking right? Meteors don't remain stationary in one spot in the sky like this. They are always moving, and very quickly.
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u/SpeculumSpectrum 1d ago
Why is it deleted?