| ID | #1707997808 |
| Añadido | Jue, 15/02/2024 |
| Autor | July N. |
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| Estado | Investigación
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Un testigo lo vio sobre Kissimmee, Florida.
Ahora trabajo en Kissimmee, miré al cielo y vi algo en llamas, y eso es lo que pude grabar.
Noticias originales
MrBrawler
Just saw this over Kissimmee Fl
Working at Kissimmee right now and looked up at the sky and saw something on fire and this is what I was able to record.
Hipótesis
El aumentador de presión, una parte de los misiles y sus huellas
Por un ovni, frecuentemente en la etapa de misiles, piezas de naves espaciales, la quema en la atmósfera, los lanzamientos de los diferentes cohetería militar, etc., así como los rastros de ellos. Atraen la atención principalmente en la noche, pero durante el día tienen un mayor halo de misterio.
Investigación
Externamente, el objeto es similar al lanzamiento de un cohete. Desafortunadamente, el autor no especifica la fecha y hora de la filmación para que podamos confirmar o refutar esta versión.
En los comentarios debajo del video se indica:
Fue un cohete Falcon 9 lanzado desde el centro espacial Kennedy a la 1:05 a.m. et. Supongo que está viendo la separación del vehículo de lanzamiento. Excelentes imágenes de esto!
Next_Prize_499:
This was a Falcon 9 rocket that launched from Kennedy Space Center at 1:05am ET. What you’re seeing is the separation from the booster I believe. Great footage of it!
scienceworksbitches
Yeah looks like it, the small dot is the 2nd stage and the big fireball the first doing a boost back. It looks that impressive because the engine is use to slow down, shooting the flames in the direction of travel. Kinda like pissing against the wind.
PaintedClownPenis
This is the correct answer. The top part is the second stage. That high in the atmosphere the exhaust is giant and fluffy like that.
Can't tell if the first stage is boosting back to the Cape or if it's going downrange to one of the barges. Right now I think the smaller plume around the first stage are the cold gas thrusters aligning it downrange.
The mission is classified, called USSF-124 but SpaceX usually broadcasts the launch and landing of the first stage. So you should be able to match the rotation of the first stage (bottom light) with the footage on Xtwitter, for those of you who would like to verify it for yourselves.
If the thread gets whacked it's because you don't want Ivan to get any clues about what the second stage is going to do.
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