Orion Night vision satellite & UFO Hunting

[@Kriswixx]

I wish i had more local friends who looked at the stars. its so amazing to me, the sky. People would rather hunch over phones it seems.

Thanks for watching.

[@andersa3448]

Same here. Like watching the sky when walking outside.

[@superdeldiablo]

These are not his videos, they belong to someone else who captured them.!

@@superdeldiablo really, so who do you think films them then?

[@Keepler22b]

Yes, same😐 I just saw a strange object in the night sky, 2 hours ago, on my daily evening walk in the mountains.

[@jlds1949]

Our space is so busy actually....

[@patrickhawthorneLS]

I remember watching the skies for ufos 95/96 on clear nights and one night we saw about 12 in total,just like stars only moving,zig zagging,turning dark red and blue,turning and stopping dead and looking jist like another star then moving off again At one point we saw 4 or 5 go up close to each other and just stop and stay stationary

That would have been great to have seen that.As a child I often had dreams similar to what you saw. Thanks for telling your story.

[@shangtsung4280]

@ same here, Orbs maybe ?

[@In_His_presence4ever]

Me too

[@pinkypony2598]

i saw the same thing with 8 people during the same time frame.........they looked like they were focused on one area........the small ones were coming and going rapidly.......and the big bright ones seemed to be chasing the small ones away.........they looked like they were fighting.

[@dawnmorille9975]

I saw some in late November in 2018.I was just looking into the dark sky hoping to see something then I saw about 21 plus red lights moving off an on.I think that I was the only one who saw them that night.this took place in the Caribbean

[@deathgigoz]

That big blinking light (2:06) is almost the same that what i saw last March 03, 2020 in the constellation of Orion while having a stargazing at around 7:30 pm here in the Philippines, at first i thought it was a visible planet along with the Venus in the night sky but in a few minutes it hovers and vanished slowly near the Orion's belt.

The geostationary and geosynchronous satellites do follow an arc near Orion’s Belt, so it’s a good place to see objects moving in that way.

[@Knosferatu]

Amazing work. Love the music you produced as well. Subbed!

Thanks for your comment, I’m pleased you’ve enjoyed it.

[@dutchfly-61]

Again nice recording ,keep on sky watching 😃👍 Cheers mate

Thanks for watching Dutchfly-61

[@superdeldiablo]

He didn’t capture these videos, they belong to someone else

[@fabre97150]

Watching this with the background sound is really good

Thanks, your hearing something better than the road and air traffic near me that I’m listening too.

[@jys160]

Great captures as usual. It's surprising what goes on in such a small piece of sky.

To think it's going on pretty much everywhere you look.

[@patricklachapelle947]

Saw on the 19th of March 2020 at 8:30pm a series of 30 similar crafts coming from NW and heading SE spaced equally in 15min a bit higher than the Orion belt. To give you an idea raise your arms to the sky and mesure two feet between your index fingers. That’s the spacing between each crafts. My son and I where suprised to say the least.

[@TrollextheTroll]

Those were low orbit satellites for the new internet system starlink by Ellon Musk. I saw the same thing.

[@lonewolf.1751]

Amazing footage there, just proves that we are not alone.👍👍👽

Thanks for watching.

[@rivercitykings793]

Deja vu guys great work but hate to burst your bubble these are man made SATS. There are about 4000 SATS moving in all straight line directions half of which are no longer operable. Just google it just sayin. If it don't zig zag it's one of ours sorry. keep looking for the real ET stuff guys because they are out there as we all know. Your comments please.

That is correct. Its actually called it the geostationary, geosynchronous orbit and there's a Molniya orbit too. I catch them in many of my videos and have never suggested they were anything else, so no bubble to burst here!

[@rivercitykings793]

@ I stand corrected keep up the good work.......mic out

@@rivercitykings793 Thanks for watching Mic

[@SoundMediaVibes]

Good job!

[@skywatcheruk]

Pretty sweet I use the p80 also very impressive piece of kit 👍

They give great results. I’m testing out a Soviet NHB-57E headset and goggles, not quite so good on focus but gives a great wide angle view of the sky.

[@ALIENADDICT]

Wow mate love what u did there at the start I had no idea how far you are zoomed in 😮

The FOV is roughly 5° x 3°, so quite small. Its amazing just how many objects pass through that small area in a 90 minute shoot.

[@markjulius2006]

Great video. What equipment do you use?

[@tw0pers0nalities]

I wish I had the equipment to film the things I see in the night sky. Great video.

Thanks for watching

[@Baatar888]

How to recorded? What's name camera?

[@fortressone22rr]

Wonderful 👍🙋🏻🌸🍀🍀🌎many greetings to you 👍🙋🏻🍀🌸🌸🌎

Thanks for watching

[@napalmjatin]

whats the camera that you used here?

[@Skekekenen]

Beautiful video. I watch the night sky using a military issued night vision scope and it's amazing how many things are moving over us that we can not see with the naked eye. I wonder how fast these objects are traveling?

Thanks for watching. How fast and how high? It would be great to link it all to some kind of radar device.

[@photo7839]

@ I shoot Area 51,, for the last 3 years, so far I shot a lot of satellites.. a few unexplained items,, how do you know the difference between a satellite and a UFO.. I shoot 20 seconds long exposures..

[@Dmgolfer22]

@@photo7839 satellites as we know them are not real.

[@ericlinares6120]

Howd you get a military issued scope did they give one to you and let you keep it

[@Artr543]

thanks so much. . now I know this can be done . I didn't know how it would turn out.

Thanks for watching

[@patricklachapelle947]

What type of lens do you use?

[@milenmetodiev8722]

Have you ever recorded Ufo that stops and change direction>?

Not quite, most interesting catches can be seen here. kzbin.info/aero/PLgwPexT3uFvTALNQ2ovqO-jvv4sX5Cn8a

[@milenmetodiev8722]

@ Thanks i will check them

[@m.d.bishop1244]

That first thing you put the cross hairs on. I see those all the time almost every night but most of the time they will flash up to 5-6 times with a delay that it unpredictable. Last month maybe 2 I seen one just like that, that got so bright it lit up the ground when there was already a full moon do a pretty good job of it already.

Yes. I see them too, often a bright flash but the camera is usually pointed the wrong way.

[@maddenfootballtalk6544]

Have you ever tried using a camera with the Uv filter removed for full spectrum? Its what im trying to do.

I do sometimes but I find it harder to spot faint lights when it’s seeing visible light too. Having said that I’m now using a different lens which my filter doesn’t fit so I’m filming full spectrum now.

[@maddenfootballtalk6544]

@ I am using a Canon 80 D regular lens but using my cell to film the viewfinder and I am seeing ufos 🛸 they light up and show themselves to my camera. I got another channel with one of my videos. But imma upload a better copy

Ok, what channel is it on.

[@doola1609]

Have you seen any massive triangular shaped crafts yet? I seen one about 4 years ago going along the coast line of western Australia.. was about 10.30pm.. made no noise. Was close enough that I could clearly see it but I couldn't see it thru my phones camera... I was in awe....

Only what appear to be three lights in formation, nothing that appears to be one single object.

[@doola1609]

The one I seen had 3 lights. And a massive circular disc or plate at the bottom that seemed to be spinning around as the craft went over. The craft itself was a dark grey or black and the big round plate/disc in the middle underneath was like a gun metal grey...silver... It looked like it was about 10 football fields long... Massive!!!

@@doola1609 sounds like you had an amazing sighting to recollect all that detail. Thanks for sharing.

[@tbogg8992]

What camera did you use. It shows everything. My camcorder won't zoom in and adjust like that. Your camcorder is perfect for star gazing.

it’s just a Canon 60D with a 18-55 mm lens. I think it’s more the NV eyepiece that makes a difference. The L4A1 has one as big as the camera lens itself, whereas with the wide angle NV unit, I had to experiment with many types of magnifying lenses and extension tubes to get similar results as the L4A1.

[@soundmindsbeats]

...I don't get it - are you mounting the camera and shooting through the L4A1 scope?... Do you have a link to this L4a1 I can't locate it. I have a DSLR I'm trying to rig @

@@soundmindsbeats yes, the canon is filming the LAA1 eyepiece view. Occasionally one shows up on eBay and places like that.

[@soundmindsbeats]

Thx for the clarification!@

[@whoabro6464]

What are we to make of the objects not moving in a linear fashion? I see lots of them that seem more intelligent in motion.

Thanks for watching

[@lawxr6eBay]

Thanks! We're you viewing through a window or something? Looks like reflecting a bunch of people running around in the background?

[@Keepler22b]

I just came home from my daily evening walk in Hessdalen. Im looking to the sky all the time. This evening, 2 hours ago I saw a very bright object moving in circles. Lasted about 10sec. The object came out of nowhere, and disappeared just as fast. Sorry bad english. I need a good camera with night vision. Oh my god this is exciting😀😀 very nice capture..whats that bright pulsating light from 2:08? I get chills watching. Subbed

Sounds like you witnessed something very unusual. That pulsating light is an effect called scintillation, its the light from the star being distorted by our atmosphere which allows us to see stars twinkle. The night vision camera produces an amplified effect.

[@seanocuinn7135]

What gear are you using to see this?

Using an L4A1 NV tube, more details shown in the description.

[@greeneyes2797]

Really interesting

Thanks for watching

[@shaunmichaels6801]

Hi, I am sorry if you have said this before but I have just subscribed but what night vision are you using it is great👍

[@starcourt3762]

Where can i get a night vision, i wanna watch the stars

You have to build yourself or find a good low light camera like the ones Sony sell for big money.

[@adamkane5205]

This is awesome

Thanks for watching

[@opcpixie]

Thank you for this video. I actually searched for this because I stargaze with my binoculars and almost every night I see what looks like a little star that just goes at a constant speed (the same as number 4, number 6 and others in your video) across the night sky and I am so curious as to what those are. I wonder if they're actually like satellite or space debris...or, as I'm hoping, extraterrestrial space craft (which I've seen once for sure and even though it couldn't be anything else it was so phenomenally mind-blowing that I feel like I need to have a second, for-sure, confirmation sighting to validate my 1st and only (thus far) experience). It's like I question myself on what it was I saw. It's silly because I know for sure exactly what it was that I witnessed. Still, my mind still seems to be struggling with regards of accepting it. I'm constantly asking myself if I hallucinated it or was dreaming or something. Idk for certain that if I have another encounter that is similar, where an actual craft was clearly witnessed, not a series of lights or a 'could that be something?...hmm, maybe' kind of sighting but a 'no doubt about it, that was definitely an otherworldly craft and my buddy is here to confirm I'm seeing what I'm seeing' (like the 1st time) kind of sighting. Yet, I feel like my mind will, without hesitation, readily accept what I saw and adopt the truth of reality as it really is (and has been - knowingly or unknowingly - all along) because I've known 'this' reality my whole life. I think that it would cement it as reality for me though. It, at the very least, would make me feel like I'm not crazy. No matter what, a confirmation sighting wouldn't hurt. Long story, not so short - I was hoping to find out on your video if what I'm seeing is easily explainable. At least I learned my eyes weren't playing tricks on me. Plus, seeing as your video is the 1st one I opened, I have a good number of videos left to try and find out. Hopefully I figure out something, sooner rather than later, on my quest to learn the truth. Sending blessings, peace and positivity. 💙✌🏽🌸👩🏽‍🚀🚀👽🛸🪐 #TruthSeeker

Thanks for sharing your story opcpixie. Like you I believe we are not alone and would love to see something with my own eyes to confirm this. I think pretty much everything I record is satellite, debris and meteors and there are plenty of apps out there to help identify the brighter ones. They tend not to bother with the dim stuff as they are not so easy to see without night vision gear. I have several friends who I’d trust fully their accounts of amazing sightings they have witnessed, which for me is the next best thing to seeing something for myself. Thanks for watching.

[@JustinOhio]

When you see what appears to be a "star" slowly moving at a constant speed across the sky without changing its trajectory you can be rest assured it's a satellite. There's hundreds of them up there and appear to be "falling stars" all the time. When you see something that moves, changes color, changes direction, or changes speed, then you have something else.

[@opcpixie]

@@JustinOhio yeah that's what I thought. Plus I found out (watching a UFO documentary, haha) they have a program that's a satellite tracker specifically for people in the UFO field, although, I'm sure expert amateur sleuths like myself (and some of you I'm hoping) could also use and benefit from it. They referred to it as satellite tracker. I just haven't checked the play store so not sure if it's an app on android and/or Apple or if it is only available through a desktop/laptop program with PC/MAC . I'll probably check on that now though since, you just reminded me, I recently discovered that. Thx Jay!

[@tarag5447]

@@opcpixie I’ve seen some weird things too. Some just recently that I still ask myself hmmm could that have been a satellite? Possibly but there’s still doubt in my mind. When I was a kid I saw something that to this day I, like you, question whether I dreamt it or not. It was lights in a triangle shape right above us but they changed colors from green to orange to red. That was probably 30+/- years ago. I’ve been searching the sky since. But just last night my husband and I were off roading in the desert just because we like to hang out when there’s a full moon so I wasn’t really paying to the sky. But something told me stop what your doing and look at the sky. It was a thought that kept repeating until I had put my phone down and looked up. A second later I saw a bright red/orange light flashing. Which at first I thought was a helicopter (helicopters come through this particular area a lot, there’s a small town north of us so we see a lot of medivacs in the air) going in and out of the clouds but then quickly told myself these are super thin clouds, you can even see a few stars through them (you couldn’t see very many stars due to the full moon). This happened a few more times in a matter of seconds before I finally told my husband to look at the helicopter but stopped mid-word because all of a sudden in a line going up about 45 degrees, 3 lights lit up in succession. Same red/orange light. It stopped then a few lights flashed in couple different places. Then again the same line of 3 lights lighting up and going off in succession. Then another set of about 4 or 5. Lighting up in succession and then just as quickly turning off. It seemed highly unlikely to be flares, they didn’t linger very long, in fact it was almost instantaneous. Definitely not satellites. Too big and they appeared to be in our atmosphere. We are mind blown. Unfortunately by the time I got my phone out to record they stopped. We got back in the truck and a couple more started flashing again. It did this a couple more times. And each time I brought out my phone it stopped. This was all in the same area of the sky. So bummed I didn’t catch it on camera. Long story long…keep watching the sky!!!

[@opcpixie]

@@tarag5447 Will do, thanks. That's awesome that you caught that. I was kickin' myself for not grabbing the camera either but I was in such utter disbelief that's the last thing that was on my mind. I live in the desert area as well, where Coachellafest is held, somewhere around there, and you'd think with all the clear nights we get, like 320 nights a year I'd have more stories, but I'm not giving up, lol. One night my 17 y/o, my ex and I were leaving the gym, it was pretty late, almost midnight, and we saw some lights that appeared to hover, fade in and out, move in every direction. We watched for a good 30-45 mins, he sat there recorded it, me to, can't lie. We're all shocked it's lasting as long as it is, just in aww. As we're getting ready to leave, my kid n myself in our car, him in his - we were headed to different places - I decided I'd drive closer to this light phenomenon since it was basically on our way home, just a bit out of the way, and my kid was wanting to see it better too. He was going the other way but I told him I'd let him know what I found out, if anything. I'm driving and we're getting really close to it. It's so dark with only those lights as illumination it was hard to grasp the distance on them. They looked really close though so I turned down the street to get a better view. As I did, it was clear as to what the lights were illuminating and what exactly they were....GIRL!!! They were the high beam lights on two guys headlamps as they were working on and fixing a radio stations satellite tower that stands about 25-30 feet in the air. HAHAHA. My daughter and I started busting out laughing. Haha, we just stood in the gyms parking lot, filming this 'phenomena'thinking we found something amazing, haha. The funniest part, I told my ex what it really was and he didn't believe me?! Like wtf, why would I lie and say it wasn't anything but some guys working. If I was trying to prank him, I'd confirm it was something from out of this world. Lol we're still friends and to this day he still shows that video clip he took with his phone and tells people he witnessed something unexplainable. It'd be funny if he honestly didn't really, truly believe what he was saying. That night still cracks me up inside. Still, I'm a believer. Hope you see more amazing things in these beautiful nighttime or, less frequently, daytime skies. Thanks again for sharing your experiences. 😊🪐🛸👽🛸🪐😊

[@LordOfNothingham]

I'm really curious as to what the second image was. Almost looked like a distant explosion.

It could possibly be. The location is roughly where the geostationary orbit lies so it could have been something out there just catching some sunlight.

[@JohnDoe-vq8bg]

don't run we are your friends! subbed.

[@antho9315]

Tout les soirs ils sont là . Jhabite au Québec et quand le ciel est dégagé ils sont observables à l'oeil nu. Je peux pas croire quils ny a pas d'informations sur ça.. Surtout que ca se voit très bien

Merci d'avoir regardé. J'imagine que le ciel doit être très clair de votre emplacement.

[@tomcruise6199]

How do you know when they are satellites?

There are lots of apps and web pages to easily identify many of these objects. I use Redshift and Stellarium .

[@shipstar1637]

@ Yeah! Stellarium is pretty good program! I was looking the night sky twenty minute ago, and I saw 3 or 4 little (I am not sure) point in triangle shape and they were pulsing randomly. I tought it's may an airplane but it was just white light not red or blue and the pulsing it wasn't like a usual plane vibrating. That's why I am looking for videos like this. Nice video! 😊

[@Aubstract]

déjà vu there is a website called Heavens Above that is also pretty useful. Just input your coordinates and it will tell you many of the visible passes for a given night. Here’s the link: www.heavens-above.com/main.aspx?lat=38.6743&lng=-121.3149&loc=6429&alt=37&tz=PST

[@annaromano3090]

What's the object ar 1:32?

[@cangu1975]

Hi dude. What device is that? be specific please...

See description

[@jorisbonson386]

Yep, there's a lot of sats up there! Surprised you only saw less than 20 in 90 mins tbh, when I use my NV scope I usually spot at least 1-2 per min.

It’s quite a small field of view approx 6.08 deg x 3.44 deg. With the wide lens I can see them pretty much all the time. Thanks for watching.

[@jasonrangel498]

Has anyone else seen a UFO that strobes in total about 8 times as it travels across the ENTIRE night time sky in less than 3 seconds...I’ve seen this happen three time now. I’d say the craft was at speed above 20,000 mph....anyone else see this?

[@ZolderAut]

I've seen 'satellites' that strobe. probably because they are rotating and have a small reflective surface. haven't seen it deflect from a straight line.

[@MrDannMann]

I've uploaded a short recently that could show what you are describing

[@jlds1949]

We are not alone...

[@TR6Telos]

I got one of those tubes when they were taking them out of the UK army tanks, it looks great,really must get in sorted out! Must have cost upwards of £30,000 to make I payed £100.

Yes, I paid £100 too for my wide view camera tube. The one in the L4A1 is the original but I think I’ve clocked up a few hundred hours on it to I suppose I should think about getting a spare for when it completely fade out.

[@MrToramo]

Hi m8, wich device u had use?

Main camera is on the Twiggy L4A1 night vision telescope.

[@adarshasokansindhya]

Wow.. i also saw this with my naked eye for past 3day.. i was amazed at that time.. in some day 1moving light like a star but its moving in a zigzag motion up down straight backward,in some day two or more... dont know what is that????

Great sighting, I’m still waiting for one to do just that.

[@adarshasokansindhya]

Iam continuesly looking the sky for every single day... for more exiting sightings.ORION,AURIGA,CANIS MINOR/MAJOR,LEO,GERMINI,URSA MAJOR AND MINOR are my fav constelation to watch.BETELGUEUS,RIGEL,SAIPH,SERIOUS,POLLUX,,PROCYON are my all time faverate to watch.iam pretty sure that it is a alience space ship to watch our planet...

[@adarshasokansindhya]

there is something weird behind the ORION contelation. not only one's but more than tree time i saw a moving light suddengly appearing from orion and kept moving to canis minor then to leo constelation and back to germini and auriga then vanish into the sky..

[@adarshasokansindhya]

Can you just please send me your EMAIL ADDRESS becouse i have lot's of thing and thoghts to share with you about the nite sky,stars and astrology.. so please PROVIDE YOUR EMAIL ADRESS PLEASE,,,,,

I’m sorry, I don’t publish my personal email. Share you thoughts is messages.

[@thatguy273]

Ok I do the same right but have no equipment or know of this type of equipment to capture my sightings with. What are you using to view this with?

it’s all home built, I just use whatever is available. I was just lucky enough to to come across some ex MOD surplus night vision.

[@thatguy273]

@ thank you.

[@sirsillythebulbasuar5949]

Imagine space with night vision

[@mikeyseo]

Odin looks busy

[@RynaxAlien]

How you know it's not satellite?

They are satellites!

[@heatherlance2131]

If they’re satellites why are they going in opposite directions ?

[@paratrooperlane7022]

I have been seeing these can of lights in the sky since the 70,s............I don't have a clue to what they are. One early morning back in the 70,s......... I was heading out to go hunting and I always take time to look at the Cosmos. As I was looking up two of them appeared and were heading from my left to right, I thought to myself why do they always go that way? Why don't they go the other way? And as I continue looking up one was head from my right to my left. Did they or it hear me? Or just Coincidence? Either way I was happy and off into the darkened woods I went.

They tend to orbit in a common direction for a number of reasons. Rather than me make a mess of explaining orbit, have a look at this page and its links which may help understand their orbits. www.quora.com/Can-a-satellite-orbit-in-any-direction-pole-to-pole-clockwise-counter-clockwise-etc

[@skymanhaliluya]

alien make me dream come true

[@alphamaledude]

This is what kills me about the flat earth community, how can we see sattelites of earth is supposedly flat, if we live under a dome why do we see sattelites

[@ufosaboveus]

Orion, my favorite area to do night vision. I see lots of stuff around orion's belt. I see you caught that flashing light thing. I have recorded it also. Any theory on what it might be? Does not ever move and I have recorded it many times.

I'll have to pay more attention to that flash area and spend an hour or so filming that point. I think I got a few more flashes from it but it was right on the edge of the frame so it didn't make it into the video.I can only think its some object slowly rotating and reflecting sunlight.

[@ufosaboveus]

yep, it repeats albeit very slowly. Also watch for the trio of flashing lights in that area. They do their flash randomly but I've seen it a few times near orions belt.

I'll look out for those.

[@Aubstract]

The geostationary ring of satellites goes through Orion (in terms of perspective). As satellites out there rotate to continue facing earth, their solar panels or some other surface might briefly reflect sunlight at you before rotating more and “going dark”. It’s a pretty common and understood phenomenon.

[@giuseppemaenza9255]

Wow

[@philippedefague3835]

This shit isn't even "obscure" anymore. People have been saying forever that you see weird shit in the sky.

[@macclark4112]

I have witnessed much the same over the years.

Thanks for watching.

[@satellitestalker3230]

Nice footage. I wonder how can you indentify those things out there, maybe some are listed somewhere, but there are military stuff that are "not there"... And how to indentify something that just flying straight line across the sky, that could be anything. BTW. Check my videos, ive got some of those same things on my video.

I use Orbitrack & Redshift for live viewing, they are spot on for timing and location, if they show a sat passing a particular star, you will see it exactly as predicted.

[@satellitestalker3230]

@ Oh, i dont have any of that stuff, sounds amazing that some app could be so precise. But does the app know them all... i doubt that. So you have to know the stars first to find where to look etc. that goes a bit too advanced for me. I just put the camera on stand, focus and rec on..

@@satellitestalker3230 The apps are limited to what they call the bright visual group, some show a lot more than others, I stick to the 2 I'm using presently otherwise you can spend so much time trying to identify the lot. Red shift is great for the stars, it helps me identify exactly what point to aim at to catch a particular sat passing over.

[@Phatzoot]

Worlds most blatant satellites

[@HOLLYHOUSE11]

I would give ANYTHING if someone..anyone..would tell me a decent gen 1 monocular that records the same thing that you are seeing thru it...and doesnt fry out or break....14 yrs I have been trying and wasting my money. If anyone please can help me please please let me know. I spend 50 hrs a wk watching and I want to be able to record video so so sooo badly.

the setup I use is home built, it’s the best way to do it if you don’t want to spend big money.

[@LVVMCMLV]

Just wait until Musk is finished… The night sky will be nothing but satellites going by =8-/

[@SoundMediaVibes]

Then we have to go deeper into space.

[@LVVMCMLV]

@@SoundMediaVibes gotcha… Don't move the satellites move the planet… Genius

[@shaunmichaels6801]

It's OK I found your answer further d own in another reply 😁

No problem, i often don't see messages as youtubes messaging notifications don't tell me if a message is waiting approval or in the spam box. Thanks for watching

[@shaunmichaels6801]

@ Thankyou for replying you do great work😁👍

[@annaromano3090]

And again at 2:21

They are objects I have not been able to identify, possibly unlisted military, or not regarded as interesting by some popular apps or maybe something else!

[@annaromano3090]

@ I watched another video, I think they're satellites.

Yes. They’re most likely military.

[@abdelkadergares6199]

👽👽👽👽👾👾👾

[@fjoe971]

All debris......

[@hikmetagrooliveoil]

Çok yoğun trafik var.

İzlediğiniz için teşekkürler.

[@MAXIMUS-d9g]

And this proves what?? These are satelites there are thousands orbiting earth.

Who said anything about trying to prove something?