r/aliens • u/danevans369 • May 12 '26

Video Stabilized UAP video from Ukraine

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u/XTheGuyWithTheGunsX May 12 '26

Im leaning towards this being man made

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u/VoidJuiceConcentrate May 12 '26

This.

Whatever it is is not moving much compared to the ground. It appears the filming craft is the one moving around erratically.

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u/XTheGuyWithTheGunsX May 12 '26

That and the fact that we can see it producing visibal (thrust?)

If it was really Alien - it would use technology that wouldn't need our conventional thrust.

Still interesting tho! Each day we get a little closer to disclosure. Seems safe to say we are closer now than at any point in history

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u/XTheGuyWithTheGunsX May 13 '26

Ummmmm I totally don't

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u/TheThoughtSource May 13 '26

The thrust / smoke part reminds me of the condensation / steam coming off of that levitating ice-cold puck that hovers along that magnetic path in that super conductivity experiment. Like it’s hyper cooled and using magnets.

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u/Ryogathelost Researcher May 13 '26 edited May 13 '26

This - it's showering a mass of cold air, colder than the air temp wherever this is shot, because the cloud is falling straight down. It does remind me of the supercooled magnet antigravity experiments we've heard about for decades. We are not capable of that now, or we'd have an easier time figuring out cold fusion. All I need to see is an object doing something savagely energy intensive without being plugged in, and I can tell it isn't us. If it was, it would be small, janky, asymmetrical - a prototype. If this is real, it isn't us.

Edit: additionally, the object never changes in size as the camera maneuvers - we don't have many details, but typically that means it is large and far away. This isn't a basketball-sized object right in front of us. For this video to be real, this would be an enormous object, generating enough energy to supercool a massive amount of air. That's just deduction from what I'm seeing, but it's hard to ignore.

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u/TheThoughtSource May 13 '26

Exactly! It’s so fascinating, and I agree. Also how the cloud doesn’t move with the object itself, but always remains between it and the ground as it’s rotating. Convinced it’s that.

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u/Shtyles May 13 '26

The Flir is only picking up on a change in heat, it could be an “alien” propulsion that generates some form of radiation that is affecting the air around it. Doesn’t mean its rockets or a jet turbine, could be ionizing? Who knows.

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u/Ben_steel May 13 '26

its wild. the moment this was posted it was instantly dismissed as flairs, military drones etc. very interesting how quickly people jumped on it to dismiss it personally it makes it more valid if you ask me, i love how these are leaked from military folks who have no idea what it is but a random reddit account knows *exactly* what it isnt.

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u/XTheGuyWithTheGunsX May 13 '26

That's all part of the fun, people making their own speculations

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u/TheThoughtSource May 14 '26

Real…. On today’s episode of “Debate endlessly until the next episode!”.

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u/OrganizationLower611 May 14 '26

well when you consider our closest star is 4.25 light years away, if you put a small car in space, you need about 10'800 Hiroshima bombs (if we assume efficiency to perfect) to send it to proxima at 10% the speed of light, personally I don't think it's physically possible

generally though, people aren't saying what it isn't especially when we don't have proof : it could be a drone or small missile, we have evidence of missiles we have evidence of drones, what we don't have is any evidence of aliens, none. so to assume shit we see is aliens isn't rational :p

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u/ElLoboNeverDies May 13 '26 edited May 13 '26

Why would Alien tech not use our conventional thrust tho ? Regardless of THEIR tech , traveling to OUR world may have them switching to something that is friendly to our planet.

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u/XTheGuyWithTheGunsX May 13 '26

Possible, but I figure it they are smart enough to get here with their tech....they are smart enough to keep using it lol

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u/Pocket_full_of_funk May 13 '26

They've probably reversed engineered our tech a long time ago. From Apple ipod to Microsoft Zune

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u/SUPREME_JELLYFISH May 13 '26

Loved my zune, so cool at that time.

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u/lastbornjay May 13 '26

I come to Reddit for comments like this 😂

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u/ElLoboNeverDies May 13 '26

What im saying is that we if we land in Venus , we would try to modify our craft to survive Venus. The Russians sent a bunch over there that were destroyed almost immediately. They adapted and sent an air craft that could withstand the Venus atmospheric pressure. / so why wouldnt Aliens go thru the same process. ? They may be different than us but that doesnt make them MORE ADVANCE just by that fact alone.

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u/XTheGuyWithTheGunsX May 13 '26

I think If they mastered space flight to get here they ARE that advanced

They have a universal craft with adaptive air ride (hehehe) suspension

But that's just me

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u/msguider UAP/UFO Witness May 13 '26

And I am humbled. I feel like I know less about the universe now than I ever did.

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u/XTheGuyWithTheGunsX May 13 '26

It's a good feeling tho!

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u/msguider UAP/UFO Witness May 13 '26

Yeah absolutely! The process of ego destruction I guess. It's like Jacob's Ladder.

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u/XTheGuyWithTheGunsX May 13 '26

I totally know what Jacobs latter is......but some folks here might not

How about you uhhhh explain it for THEM.....not me tho. Like I said, I totally know what it is 🤓

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u/ASM-One May 13 '26

It could be everything, not only thrust. For us it looks like thrust because if we see that kind of our brain immediately tells us… thrust. But it can be everything else we don’t know.

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u/Gullible-Constant924 May 13 '26

Could it be generating a cloud for cover, it doesn’t look like it’s really moving much

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u/XTheGuyWithTheGunsX May 13 '26

It's just hovering there ..... MENACINGLY

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u/Ok_Intention1222 May 13 '26

I saw someone speculate it’s not exhaust but ionizing radiation

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u/XTheGuyWithTheGunsX May 13 '26

I didn't think of that 🤔

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u/VoidJuiceConcentrate May 13 '26

I'm not sure that's an exhaust plume myself, it doesn't move correctly for that for how sharp you see it.

Whatever this is is either holding still or tracking the POV exact speed and general direction.

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u/BisonProfessional56 May 13 '26

You dont know what alien tech would be used... and what they would need to do. Thats pure speculation.

You cant say definitively that they wouldnt use thrusters of some sort.

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u/XTheGuyWithTheGunsX May 13 '26

Just basing my opinion based on all the sightings of UFO footage

Never have I seen one that had anything that resembled thrust

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u/BisonProfessional56 May 13 '26

Well, none that were picked up on a camera like this. This just might be the first time youre seeing something like that.

Who knows, if this video were in full color, there might not be a cloud of heat.

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u/urticate May 13 '26

Agreed, this looks like some kind of omnidirectional propulsion/ stabilization. There are already similar concepts shown.

https://www.reddit.com/r/StrangeEarth/s/PiwWbPVEgH

https://www.reddit.com/r/Damnthatsinteresting/s/U3ymzCy3H3

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u/XTheGuyWithTheGunsX May 13 '26

Because sifi, man!

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u/IllustriousVehicle79 May 13 '26

Well you’re in for a treat today. Humans were actually here thousands of years ago and harvested minerals we no longer have to build their crafts for space travel and they are the “aliens” you refer to today. The ice age happened because earth became too toxic from overpopulation and caused a planetary reset and now man has risen again; only this time man has created another god of its own called A.I. the “7th” generation. This “7th” generation has disrupted the timeline they had set for us and now will be contacting us more frequently to correct the course. We are simply being groomed to react sheepishly when they return.

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u/XTheGuyWithTheGunsX May 13 '26

That's an interesting take 🤔

As long as they make groceries and gas cheaper....I'm all for it!

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u/devengnerd May 13 '26

Yeah I got downvoted to hell for saying the star pattern is lens flare and the cloud is an exhaust plume. I’m a total NHI believer but not everything is real.

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u/FixAcademic8187 May 13 '26

Lens flare of what exactly?

You need something there to produce the flare in the first place.

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u/devengnerd May 13 '26

If you watch the original un-stabilized video, the star pattern rotates perfectly with the camera rotation. So it makes sense to me that it’s an artifact of the camera/lens.

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u/FixAcademic8187 May 13 '26

I did watch that, and I watched it repeatedly for such a long time.

Yes it did rotate at the beginning of the video. But how would you explain the ending of the video where the object appears to have changed orientation completely to be sideways.

It was facing the drone, then it was facing the sky. Either the object changed positions or the drone did.

Either way, it cannot be explained by the camera lenses.

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u/devengnerd May 13 '26

I can’t explain the end of the video where the objects orientation appears to change. Very strange and looks like it’s stationary or hovering. What do you think of the apparent heat/exhaust plume?

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u/FixAcademic8187 May 14 '26

That's my point. You have three separate issues: 1- object facing the camera, 2- object facing the sky, 3- exhaust plume.

There is no single explanation that can explain all three simultaneously. Everything I saw so far explains one or two of these three.

Anyway, since there appears to be some sort of plume, then the object must be burning some sort of a chemical fuel. This is not consistent with UFO sightings where they report no apparent exhaust or engine sounds. Therefore, this may be a humam technology of some sort.

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u/Enough_Librarian_456 May 13 '26

Kinda looks like my mother in law

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u/XTheGuyWithTheGunsX May 13 '26

She's pretty round huh

And thrusty

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u/Stennick May 12 '26

Its so weird that shit like this is always so blurry and unstable.

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u/Vicissitutde May 13 '26

The cameraman certainly doesn't focus on it for very long. Probably has a prosaic explanation because the camera is more interested on what's happening beneath the drone

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u/Inner-Job-2087 May 13 '26

There was a guy in YouTube comments today seemed to know exactly what device was used to film and said they lose control like this the higher up they go and that's why it's bouncing around like that. He knew all tech talk and said he's used them many times. Others seemed to agree and had used them too. He had no idea what the object was when I asked.

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u/Putrid_Cheetah_2543 May 13 '26

These Lockheed Martin MKV comments 😂

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u/Glow1x Jun 05 '26

came here too see if anyone had said this. I'm guessing you've had the MKV video recommended on YouTube too?

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u/daydreaming_of_you May 12 '26

In the article about this they're saying Ukraine thinks this could be new Russian military tech.

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u/TonightSpiritual3191 May 13 '26

I wouldn’t be surprised if it is, they have made weird projects in the past just to eventually abandon it

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u/MrPennylicker May 13 '26

Bullet hole in glass. Look familiar?

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u/1987InfamousQ7891 May 15 '26

The symmetry… bullets through glass are random shatter patterns. Either this is Ai, or maybe cgi. I’m for this being real, but we will never know what this really is. Maybe our future generations will get the full picture.

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u/jmanndc May 12 '26

Could this possibly be part of the drone itself? Like some kind of reflection into the camera.? it seems very drone like

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u/Frontfatpouch May 12 '26

Drone guy here. He’s running analog, he’s running on hopes and dreams with 2 ish volts left, you need to land at 3.5v or it can kill the battery. Hes trying to hold altitude because the drones just not giving proper response from low battery and airmode fighting everything. Hes trying actually pans in the original video and there are two of these things. He locks on to a second one in the distance. The feed is also recorded into the goggles. Analog is cost effective otherwise you would see digital o4 dji air units with high quality or caddax vista nebula with night vision. I’m actually impressed with the signal he’s holding

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u/tokester22 May 13 '26

Drone guy might have noticed the video starts with a full battery and gets jammed or drained into low battery near immediately. Then the pilot spirals out of control seemingly due to continued jamming.

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u/Frontfatpouch May 13 '26

Yes he probably got off throttle and back on. He’s been up there for a while you start at 4.2v. Voltage drop is very high on these especially at low voltages. They have super high discharge rates. My freestyle 6s 5in drones last maybe 4-5 min.

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u/Intergalactic_Nut May 14 '26

Gas seems stable at 35% for the whole video tho

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u/Frosty_You_6183 May 13 '26

If you take a screen shot an go edit it on your photos app an use a bunch of pictures filter tweaks like darkening, brightness you can make it a lot more clear

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u/Jestress May 12 '26

At this point I’m convinced this is actually the engine.

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u/Eagle1FoxTWO May 12 '26

It rotates 1-1 with the camera in the opening shot. Like it’s an engine the thing is teathered to

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u/National-Stretch3979 May 13 '26

Pretty sure they would have considered that before categorizing this as a UAP

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u/karmakarmachameleon7 May 13 '26

The more I see this the less convinced I am it's anything. It's 2026 why does everything to do with aliens still look like it's filmed with a gas station surveillance system from the 1990s?

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u/marquesini May 13 '26

these are the drones that blow people up? i've seen footages that have WAY more quality.

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u/ElLoboNeverDies May 13 '26

Them releasing things in 2026 doesnt mean it was filmed in 2026

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u/Wolfendoom34 May 13 '26

Biblically accurate angles be like

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u/Kezly May 13 '26 edited May 13 '26

I can't wait for a few weeks from now when this turns out to either be man-made or a VFX/AI hoax, and the original creator provides all the evidence and admits it - then we'll have months and months of people who believed it to be real arguing every little pixel and claiming the original creator is a liar just because they can't admit they were wrong.

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u/Ryogathelost Researcher May 13 '26

Stop I'm having flashbacks to the malasian airliner teleport video.

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u/Kezly May 13 '26

That's what inspired me

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u/itsthebeanguys May 16 '26

That was totally real you mentally deranged r****d !11!! Look at the mountains of evidence !!!! Your whole world view will crumble tomorrow I pinky promise !

/s obviously

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u/learn_and_learn May 12 '26

Looks like 6 navigation thrusters firing super steadily

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u/dankysco May 13 '26

I think it is a bullet hole in the casing around the balloon. It would explain the discharge behind it and, more importantly, how it seems to spin with the camera.

When you see other videos of innocuous things shot with the same filter, like a burning trash can, it looks similar.

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u/Ryogathelost Researcher May 13 '26

So there could be a glass bubble around a gimbal camera and this is on the glass? possible!

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u/ThatGuy8754 May 13 '26

This makes a lot of sense, depends on what kind of drone it is though

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u/Apprehensive_Sky1950 May 15 '26

Now that you say this, watching the stabilized video I can't see it being anything else.

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u/ManOfQuest May 12 '26

The way it turns it looks like a 2 dimensional object.
It always faces the same way no matter the angle of the POV

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u/comment-rinse May 13 '26

Similarity: 99%

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u/slrarp May 13 '26

It's just floating there... Menacingly.

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u/dottedchupacabra May 13 '26

Looks like they are chasing something new.

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u/sinisterpsychoo May 13 '26

If it is alien, the US government had their hands in it, false flag around the corner..

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u/PureAfternoon3633 May 13 '26

Random video with millitary numbers overlay

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u/LabFar5073 May 13 '26

Oh yeah the optical fragment ufo files release just randomly match this random ufo footage from Ukraine as soon as it released. With AI being so good rn i would say that video was taken as a prompt and made into this.

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u/GreenLynx1111 May 13 '26

it's behaving as though it is literally connected to the camera.

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u/bribhoy82 May 13 '26

What if it's a worm tunnel at the centre? It's not looking at us, We're seeing through to another existence. Like an opening into another universe.

The 'steam' at the back was distortion from the opening

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u/LeoLaDawg May 15 '26

What if it's the actual camera mount on the drone? It looks similar to the shutter effect in other videos.

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u/johntwoods May 16 '26

Why do the military vehicles always seem to be equiped with cameras designed by my brothers damn kids?