[Red Badger]

Weather balloon..............Swamp Gas..................College kids prank............. Secret USAF vehicle..............Chinese spy balloon.................

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Looks like a camera lens/aperture artifact to me.

[Vermont Lt]

Trying to take movies at night, with a phone, on a moving airplane is an exercise in futility.

[Pearls Before Swine]

Looks like an “Air-Meoba.”

[Yo-Yo]

The “pulsating” looks like the camera’s autofocus going in and out.

[Oscar in Batangas]

When it absolutely, positively has to be recorded overnight: Federal Express

[TalBlack]

Some kind of new weapon or laser thingie that deliberately got their attention, acted and disappeared. Someone testing something.

[joshua c]

where is the mother ship?

[The Sentient Sheep]

Oh there’s space aliens out there all right, but there’s absolutely no way they’re going to make contact with us. Even a cursory observation we determined that the human race are a bunch of crazies.

[V K Lee]

The China observation balloon seen over USA nuclear facilities
yesterday? They managed to fly once, recon they can do so
at any given time.

[1_Rain_Drop]

Elon needed a break from twitter and was playing with one of his new inventions.

[VTenigma]

and then shot a beam of light towards them.

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Probably looking for a package they were waiting for.

[cymbeline]

Another dot in the sky. I don’t doubt that the plane’s crew was mystified and perhaps alarmed. Will we ever see a picture of something that’s obviously an aircraft or spacecraft? Or green people?

[pfflier]

National Aeronautical Anomaly Reporting Center (NARCAP)

A very official sounding name for an entity that has no official function.

NARCAP was developed because the aviation industry is operating under a bias that is causing an under-reporting of safety-related encounters with UAP. The US Government and the Federal Aviation Administration are adamant that there are no unidentified aerial phenomena and do not study them in spite of the many observations and incidents that have been reported by pilots and aviation professionals around the world.

[safisoft]

A pulsating “teardrop-shaped” object circled the FedEx plane as it flew near Monterrey – although it never showed up on the plane’s radar.

Stopped reading there. Civil aircraft don’t have air to air radar - only weather radar, and other craft never “show up” on that. Other than our own eyes, there is no way to “see” another craft in the air. Transponders and TCAS require broadcasting equipment on all participants, and radar has nothing to do with it. FedEx ain’t Top Gun Maverick.

[Savage Beast]

Years ago in grammar school, someone "shared" the news that a flying saucer that landed in Roswell, New Mexico. Everybody said "Wow!" (or something like that).

The next day, someone "shared" that the government said it was a weather balloon, not a flying saucer. Everyone said "Baloney!" or something like that (this was before America degenerated into decadence and it's language used along with everything else).

"You mean they can't tell the difference between a flying saucer and a weather balloon? What a bunch of morons--or liars!" was what all the children and the teacher concluded (actually believing that they were both).

[sergeantdave]

The government can create swamp gas that can fly at mach 4 or better.

[NWFree]

A fuzzy dot!

Must be aliens 🤪

[SgtHooper]

LOL! This is so much bull$h!t!! No one ever has a clear picture! EVER!

[GingisK]

Which film did they use?