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My low light Camera captured a ton of weird objects in space in full 4k...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CLfu1hKK8o



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Stargazing Astronomer wrote:
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
You should post under your real name if you want to be taken seriously here. (How many "stargazing astronomers" are reading this, do you think?)

My low light Camera captured a ton of weird objects in space in full 4k...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CLfu1hKK8o

How, do you think, is that related to the theories of relativity, to justify your crosspost to sci.physics.relativity?

Provided that the video is not fake, given how those "weird space objects"
are moving, they are probably mostly orbiting operational terrestrial satellites or pieces of "space debris" (e.g. remains of launching rockets,
and satellites no longer in operation) of which there are hundreds of
thousands by now; whereas the space debris constitutes an increasing hazard
for operating satellites and spaceflight:

<https://www.esa.int/ESA_Multimedia/Videos/2019/02/Distribution_of_space_debris_in_orbit_around_Earth>

This was in 2019. There are many more objects now. If you just consider additional satellites, as of January 2026 SpaceX's Starlink constellation consists of 9422 small satellites in low Earth orbit (LEO, h =~ 800 km to
2000 km) [0]

See also:

PBS NewsHour: Human-made debris left behind in outer space is a growing
problem down on Earth
<https://youtu.be/ZnP28QbZx_Y>

<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_debris>

Also, in the video description you write:

I cranked up my high-end low-light camera, which has a 35mm F0.95 lens,
and pointed it at the night sky. The camera was set to record in 4K video mode, and it captured a ton of objects flying around. Among these was a
good meteor.

A *meteor* [from Anc. Grk.: +++|-a+!-e-U++-e (met|-oros, lit. "beyond air"; from +++|-a+4
met|i "beyond" + *b+C++-U++-e *aoros "thing lifted up/in air"; meaning "related to
celestial phenomena") [1]] is any apparition of light in an atmosphere, typically produced by a _meteoroid_ (lit. "like a thing from above" [2]) a celestial object smaller than an asteroid or comet; typically pieces that
have broken off an asteroid/comet) that (temporarily) enters an atmosphere which causes it to heat up and thus emit light. When a meteoroid impacts
the surface, what remains of it is called a *meteorite* (lit. "rock from above", from Lat. -ites from Anc. Grk. -+>-a++-e -|!tes "belonging to" [3]).

So what do you mean by "good meteor"?

Thank you for crossposting to, and thus reminding me of the existence of, sci.astro.* in addition to <news:alt.astronomy>.

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[0] <https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Starlink&oldid=1332121588>
[1] <https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/meteor>
[2] <https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/meteoroid>
[3] <https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/meteorite>
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On Sat, 10 Jan 2026 <PointedEars@web.de> 'PointedEars' suggested:

You should post under your real name if you want to be taken seriously here. >(How many "stargazing astronomers" are reading this, do you think?)

With a name like Pointed Ears you would know of course, right?

You tryin' to be Mr Spock? Well you can't, I am!

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This man can prove alien life and it's not all satellites and space junk...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4AxP_OZPeE&t=773s


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On Jan 11, 2026 at 4:30:09rC>PM EST, "Stargazing Astronomer" <stargazer@solar.system.no.reply.com> wrote:

This man can prove alien life and it's not all satellites and space junk...

https://www.spewtube.com/watch?TotalJunk

Because spewtube videos are well known for scientific accuracy.
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Stargazing Astronomer wrote:
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Again, your real name belongs there. Or at least an *unambiguous*
pseudonym. Now you can see why.

This man can prove alien life and it's not all satellites and space junk...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4AxP_OZPeE&t=773s

First of all, IMNSHO this has nothing to do with the theories of relativity.
So please stop crossposting (without Followup-To) to
sci.physics.relativity. F'up2 sci.astro set again; please observe this.

Second, this man does NOT present a proof of alien life. He has observed
some lights in the night sky that he cannot explain. But *no* explanation
is just *no* explanation; it does NOT mean that the correct explanation is alien life.

Moreover, he does not even bother to substantiate his claim; he does not
show his analysis, no comparison with the tools he claims to use, and you believe him *blindly*? How can you be so na|>ve? Or are you just trolling?

I recommend that you watch this to clarify your misconceptions:

"Neil deGrasse Tyson Explains Alien Visits, UFOs, and Other Conspiracies" (2022)
<https://youtu.be/O2jJ3wjEyZk?si=wqCHTceS9jPv1wa3>

"Have Aliens Visited Earth? | StarTalk 101 with Neil deGrasse Tyson" (2024) <https://youtu.be/QNu-c870f0U?si=53RP0104k6MZLx53>

And in general:

"Neil deGrasse Tyson Teaches Scientific Thinking and Communication |
Official Trailer | MasterClass" (2021) <https://youtu.be/io6QdGcoWMU?si=DSw_A7A5J4hR8i7P>
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Stargazing Astronomer wrote:

My low light Camera captured a ton of weird objects in space in full 4k...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CLfu1hKK8o

Those weird objects in space are actually monitoring systems from the
other side of the universe and
other dimensions. But they are not being monitored by aliens from other space...
they are simple Nature's monitoring systems, (basic natural products) to
keep the universe on track.

Something has to keep an eye on things.


You never know somebody might build an atomic bomb that can explode the
whole earth.

So, weird objects in space roam the universe and send back the
information...


they are mistaken for flying saucers, but are just Nature's monitoring
systems.
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Le 2026-01-09 |a 18:31, Stargazing Astronomer a |-crit-a:

My low light Camera captured a ton of weird objects in space in full 4k...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CLfu1hKK8o

Can you rule out fireflies ? NO
Can you rule out dust blown in the wind ? NO
Can you rule out ANY other thing within the atmosphere and close to the
camera ? Again, NO
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On Mon, 12 Jan 2026 Kualinar <kuakinar@videotron.ca> wrote negatively:

Can you rule out fireflies ? NO
Can you rule out dust blown in the wind ? NO
Can you rule out ANY other thing within the atmosphere and close to the >camera ? Again, NO

The Calvine UFO Incident

The men probably signed a non disclosure of information document for a lump cash sum.

And that's why they can't come forward.

The most genuine ufo / uap photo ever taken...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bp17MS1wdes



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Stargazing Astronomer wrote:

On Mon, 12 Jan 2026 Kualinar <kuakinar@videotron.ca> wrote negatively:

Can you rule out fireflies ? NO
Can you rule out dust blown in the wind ? NO
Can you rule out ANY other thing within the atmosphere and close to the
camera ? Again, NO

The Calvine UFO Incident

The men probably signed a non disclosure of information document for a lump cash sum.

And that's why they can't come forward.

Conspiracy theory.

The most genuine ufo / uap photo ever taken...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bp17MS1wdes

<https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/feb/11/what-really-happened-in-calvine-the-mystery-behind-the-best-ufo-picture-ever-seen>
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The Starmaker wrote:

Stargazing Astronomer wrote:

My low light Camera captured a ton of weird objects in space in full 4k...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CLfu1hKK8o

Those weird objects in space are actually monitoring systems from the
other side of the universe and
other dimensions. But they are not being monitored by aliens from other space...
they are simple Nature's monitoring systems, (basic natural products) to
keep the universe on track.

Something has to keep an eye on things.

You never know somebody might build an atomic bomb that can explode the
whole earth.

So, weird objects in space roam the universe and send back the
information...

they are mistaken for flying saucers, but are just Nature's monitoring systems.

In other words, the Truth is...

there are no flying saucers or alien beings from other planets..
there are no 'other' Earths anywhere else in the universe..
there is only ONE Earth.
Life doesn't exist anywhere else in the universe..

The Pentagon needs a new source of income so they 'make-up'
flying saucer stories and images/video to extort money from the American people.

NAZA has fake monster asteroids, and the Pentagon now own the fake UFO business.

You won't see NASA stepping into the Pentagon terrority.


Ask NASA "What do you think about the Pentagon's UFO's?", and NASA will
say...

"I DON'T KNOW, I DON'T KNOW , I DONT KNOW!"
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On Tue, 13 Jan 2026 PointedEars Lahn <PointedEars@web.de> wrote:

<https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/feb/11/what-really-happened-in-calvine-the-mystery-behind-the-best-ufo-picture-ever-seen>

I'm sorry but I don't accept cookies.

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Stargazing Astronomer wrote:

On Tue, 13 Jan 2026 PointedEars Lahn <PointedEars@web.de> wrote:

<https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/feb/11/what-really-happened-in-calvine-the-mystery-behind-the-best-ufo-picture-ever-seen>

I'm sorry but I don't accept cookies.

Not *my* problem, as it is not up to me to disprove your claim.

You are welcome to run a (Web) search yourself to substantiate your
outlandish claim (by more than a YouTube video). But keep in mind: Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence to support them.

F'up2 sci.astro
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Le 2026-01-13 |a 15:56, Stargazing Astronomer a |-crit-a:

On Tue, 13 Jan 2026 PointedEars Lahn <PointedEars@web.de> wrote:

<https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/feb/11/what-really-happened-in-calvine-the-mystery-behind-the-best-ufo-picture-ever-seen>

I'm sorry but I don't accept cookies.

You do NOT need to accept any cookies to read the article.

So, go ahead and read the article.
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