Ufo Brooklyn 25.10

nevermind. just watched it again - saw the bottom light "land".. upon further review these are planes landing at LaGuardia airport

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Actualy there are many types of flare, and they have different drop speeds, burn times, and uses , from tactical or illuminating flares, used to light an area being landed in by air support, or an area to be attacked, right the way down to signal flares, SOS flares, and christ knows how many other uses. Further to that, there are different flares employed by different national military outfits, so there are always more than one type of flare which can perform a given task.

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i didnt see another but let me know if u do

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hm ok.

reply to post by kauskau


kauskau, are you a fellow brooklynite?

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These appear to be airplanes preparing for landing. From the description in this video the YT poster mentions he lives on Flushing and Bushwick in Brooklyn and sees them above the Queesboro Bridge. I'm interpreting "above" to infer the basic direction we need to be looking for these UFO's. It's a bit under 4 miles from this location to the bridge. The inset picture shows where the footage was taken from and the red line is from that location to the bridge.



Now that we have that information let's zoom out a bit and look for a reasonable explanation. About 12 miles away, within the presumed field of view, we find Teterboro Airport. It's a general aviation airport and is also a relief airport for JFK, LaGuardia and Newark airports which are run by the Port Authority. It accommodates 80% of the general aviation flights into and out of the Port Authority’s airports and a quick view at current arrival data shows that air traffic here is busy enough to warrant the sights seen as airplanes lining up for landing. The colored portion of the map is what I assume would be fairly representative of the field of view for the camera with the previous information still on the map.



The YT poster mentioned them being bigger than other planes flying in the area although there could have been planes flying closer if the lights were from Teterboro. Trying to determine distance from a bright light of unknown size and intensity can be difficult to make comparisons with in my opinion. In at least one of the videos he links to his "crazy crazy alien sighting" video on his personal account. I'm always suspicious of "advertising for views" and when I clicked it, it states that it was "removed by user" which raises another eyebrow for me. There could be several reasons why he recorded it if it's a normal occurrence. Maybe he's new to the area, maybe he only started "looking up" recently, or maybe it's an intended hoax along with many other possibilities.

Does this prove they were planes without a doubt? Nope, but it's very suggestive to me that these were simply airplanes landing at Teterboro.