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Was this ever debunked?
Mason Sanchez
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Dominic Ramirez
Doubtful. According to a childhood friends' grandfather who worked as an engineer at Bell Labs, Terawatt lasers have been in space since the late 1960's. I know it's an anecdote but I remember smiling and thinking, "This guy doesn't realize I know what the word terawatt means even though I'm only 10".
Leo Lopez
>>/x/
Jonathan Stewart
Jews somehow
Adam Cooper
It was supposedly a missile launch. IIRC, the camera's owner had the timelapse posted and you could see a slight disturbance in the low level clouds near where it would have launched from.
Aaron King
I don't know if it was a missile launch, but I highly doubt that was a time lapse of a helicopter. "Happens all the time!" but I have yet to see any single evidence of that. No fucking way.
Sebastian Wright
Everything has been officially debunked
Lucas Rivera
Jayden Turner
THEY TRIED TO DO THE THING BUT THE THING WAS NOT THEIRS TO DO
Angel Edwards
The full video is here
Jose Jones
Problem is that light would have been obscured during time lapse. That's gotta be a laser.
David Miller
Plainly one can see what appears to be a cannister atop the plume... is this some sort of record-breaking attempt?
Mason Kelly
No, and that's why it got memoryholed.
Wyatt Powell
You can see the rocket, for fucks sake.
Blake Cook
Could be dubbed-in.
Owen Diaz
Could also be a civilian launching a homebuilt model. Look it up, you be amazed what normal folks can build.
Joseph Nelson
Ive had it confirmed to me that it was a missile. Cant say much but was told most likely a training exercise.
Christopher Edwards
Literally just a rocket launch
Carson Martinez
Maybe... From what I recall the camera was not taking a photo constantly... it was like set to take a photo once a minute... but with something like a 20-30 second long exposure. So the camera could have opened its shutter as the missile was already in the air.
Luke Peterson
Jewish space lasers
Juan Long