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Date/Time: 12-3-24 @ 7:29 (ET)
Location: Greensboro, NC
Camera: IPhone 13 Pro
Distance: Estimated 400m

I've been observing and capturing self luminous orbs for the last month but l've never seen something like this. The video doesn't do it justice, these things were incomprehensible. I couldn't understand what I was looking at, It looked like a flat disk rotating/flipping on an axis but it's surface looked like rolling plasma. It seemed to be changing shape as it rotated, completely silent. Dogs started barking It made a turn before accelerating+climbing due southwest towards UNCG while I chased it...Thats when I saw the second identical one going over my head tailing it. I tried to keep recording with shaky hands before all visual was lost. Somehow my phone battery dropped dramatically when the second went over. For reference I have perfect vision, and a background in science with a solid understanding of aviation. These things weren't on flight radar and were obviously way too close to be a satellite.
Once again I stargaze often, big time astro-enthusiast but l've seen a massive uptick in anomalous lights/orbs in the last month that don't fit conventional phenomena, debating on whether to make my first Reddit post with one of the vids... but tonight was entirely different. Im investing in better camera equipment given the last month, I would do anything to capture this again in high-res.

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