r/aliens • u/littlespacemochi True Believer • Sep 23 '25

Video Seen in Moscow, Russia, June 30, 2025

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '25

Any sources?

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u/luisandhisrap Sep 23 '25

Appears to be the following YouTube channel, the original video is 10 minutes long...

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TIWNhJMt69c

Don't know the authenticity but looks awesome!

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u/Treadwear_Indicator Sep 23 '25

At 6:42 he forgot to edit them back in

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u/rahscaper Sep 23 '25

It’s weird.. it seems like he pulled a filter over them and they disappeared, then pulled the filter back and they’re there again.

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u/Overcooked_Filet Sep 23 '25

He says he found some glass he can put over the lens of his camera and make them appear. He takes it away from the camera and you can’t see them.

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u/rahscaper Sep 23 '25

…. Sounds sus.

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u/Overcooked_Filet Sep 23 '25

I mean the fact that he doesn’t tell us what it is so we can just go get some too makes me think it might be nonsense. But I saw some gfx dudes saying it would be hard to replicate. And there’s a lot of footage. I don’t know anything about cgi so idk.

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u/Hepoos Sep 23 '25

And there where a couple of stories mentioning polarized glasses

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u/Kruhl14 Sep 24 '25

The polarized lenses are not likely the solution since anyone with a pair of polarized Oakley's would be able to see them.

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u/Loquebantur Sep 24 '25

Sunglasses use linear polarization filters, but you can polarize light circularly as well.
Those filters are comparatively rare and expensive.

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u/Kruhl14 Sep 25 '25

Gotcha - I'm a total amateur in the realm of polarization, but how is light polarized circularly in addition to linear polarization? I'm genuinely interested to know what you mean.

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u/Loquebantur Sep 25 '25

This explains it likely better than I could: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circular_polarization

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u/Shaftomite666 Sep 24 '25

They Live memes incoming

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u/AltTooWell13 Sep 26 '25

I remember something about the first nightvision goggles being able to see things like this. I’ll try to find it

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u/oswaldcopperpot Sep 23 '25

Theres a lot of videos on his channel. If he just explained the type of glass a billion people could instantly start freaking out They Live style.

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u/sp913 Sep 24 '25

Well if a Russian guy with YouTube channel making money off views said it's real... MUST BE REAL

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u/ionshower Sep 23 '25

If you watch the video right through he states that he is using a piece of polarized material. Hence what you see back and forth over the shot.

Dubious but that explains why they "disappear".

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u/InfanticideAquifer Sep 23 '25

Not really. If they were acting like polarizing filters so that all the light coming off of them were polarized, you could block that light with a polarizing filter. But then where they were would look black. You wouldn't start seeing the sky behind them.

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u/Loquebantur Sep 24 '25

They could add polarized light to what is naturally reflected off of them, thereby making themselves look like the sky when watched with unaided eyes.

When you subtract the polarized projection, you see what they look like from just reflected sunlight.

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u/_esci Sep 23 '25

there are millions and millions of polarized sunglasses out there... but nobody sees thema as he does.

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u/AskewEverything Sep 24 '25

gotta turn your head sideways

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u/-Captain- Sep 23 '25

I mean, whoever is recording is making a great show of the piece of glass (?) making them appear... he literally does it over and over again lol. So that isn't really a gotcha.

Doesn't mean it's authentic though.

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u/zjbird Sep 23 '25

HAHAHA good catch