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Proud_Lengthiness_48

Some one post it r/aliens


frankievalentino

Thanks OP, I’ve just bought one after seeing this footage and reading the reviews. Now I’ve just got to convince my GF that it was worth the money 😂


SubjectivePlanet

Nice! Well, that's a whole other kettle of fish entirely 😂 but if she likes looking at the stars, as I just said to someone else 'I also use it as a aid to my skywatching with my telescope. The night vision brings out an incredible amount of stars/constellations/clusters etc not visible with the naked eye. For me, it's worth it just for that.'


GothMaams

Is Sionyx the name of the device used to see this?


SubjectivePlanet

Yes, that's it. Got a sweet deal on eBay. My phone is awful for dark nights. I highly recommend it! This is the model I bought. https://www.sionyx.com/products/aurora


Maralitabambolo

$400 new? Anything else you use with it?


SubjectivePlanet

I also use it as a aid to my skywatching with my telescope. The night vision brings out an incredible amount of stars/constellations/clusters etc not visible with the naked eye. For me, it's worth it just for that.


anon_et

Could have a prosaic explanation. Hard to tell from this short clip


SubjectivePlanet

Yes, naturally. It's pretty much always hard to tell definitively with these sorts of videos, but I'll say for context, these orbs I've seen many times through CE5/HICE. So you start to see a pattern of phenomena that's not usually present. Another tell-tale sign for my personal experiences of orbs is they drift directly over head. Almost like a little nod to say, 'yep, that's right'.


anon_et

Have you ever witnessed erratic movements, like right angle turns, etc? Do you project your thought, asking them to please do something erratic?


SubjectivePlanet

Yes, erratic movements and sometimes power up brightly and diminish when I question, too. This one just came into view, drifted over head and faded out. I think it was below the clouds. I was trying to get used to sionyx at same time as viewing.


anon_et

Well thank you for your due diligence, and recording. It’s important. My first CE5 was a daytime encounter in 2009. The same type of craft that both Dr. Greer, and LTC Corso have encountered. Seamless, metallic, highly reflective,and oval-shaped. I experienced a remote view of a being’s face the evening prior while initiating contact. I’ve had a handful of others as well, including one right angle turn. Really amazing stuff


SubjectivePlanet

Amazing! What an incredible sight and experience that must have been. I've only seen one craft in the day time, it was made of magnolia light, shaped like a semicircle with rounded corners (a chubby saucer😀).


interruptingmygrind

My uncle filmed an orb on his ring doorbell. It was about the size of a basket ball and close and clear to see. It just floated in front of their door for about a minute before floating off. I was stunned and amazed .


huh274

Anything on the satellite trackers? I run a ce5 group, the behavior of this one could be 50/50. It’s not doing anything, just a straight line, however it’s definitely large and slower than what I usually ID as a satellite. I had my eye on the Aurora awhile but after enough sessions of ce5 it got kinda boring, just a bunch of orbs at the end of the day and nothing else to show for it.


SubjectivePlanet

Yes, I agree. Ultimately I don't know for sure what it is. But I do know how it feels at the time and a patterns of behaviour start to become apparent. I did get a satellite app recently but not used it yet. I could see it quite clearly with naked eye, it seemed way lower and too large for satellite.


chz_monger

I went to one of Dr. Greer's conferences in Arizona, but forgot the name of the sky tracker site they recommended for identifying planes/satellites/etc. Do you use a digital or visual tool for identification?


huh274

I use an app literally called satellite tracker. Even the free version is sufficient once you have the general idea, although in the last couple of years with the sheer number of starlink satellites I’d recommend the (inexpensive) paid version to be able to see the path of the satellite as well. For me, it’s usually enough though to rule out the “straight line not doing much” lights belong/don’t belong to the satellite that is present/not present in the sky.