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Time: 1700 - 1800

Date: 12/21/24

Location: Atlantic City, NJ / 9600 atlantic looking west
(acy only landed 2 planes during this time, so miss me with that DiD yOu cHeCk tHe fLiGhT lOgS bullshit.)

I live in NJ. I personally witnessed hundreds of orbs about 2 weeks ago (see post history if interested). Ever since, I've been watching the skies IRL and on live cam feeds, and I've uploaded a few screen recordings to my yt channel.

I'm uploading this video tonight to dictate the difference between airplane, helicopter, and ufo. The disinformation campaign on here is ridiculous. Brigades to upvote the most dismissive comments while stifling genuine discussion. No shit the sub has gone silent, no one wants to deal with the trolls. And we know that they are trolls... low vibrational knuckle daggers taking $5 per comment to shit on actually decent posts. So now you get my shitty dictation of the very obvious visual difference between airplane, helicopter, and orbs.

Ps, I live between 2 not-so-busy airports and a military base. I know what aircraft looks like. My bf is a private pilot and I've been up many times. I am very familiar with air traffic and faa regulations. For example, FAA compliant positional lights DO NOT BLINK. Positional lights are on the tips of each wing and they are fixed non strobing as a visual cue to other aircraft what direction your plane is pointing, strobing these positional lights would be contradictory of their purpose. Any time you see an "airplane" or a "drone" that has blinking lights on its wings, it is not FAA compliant, and noncompliance is a problem. The only lights that blink are on the underside of the plane, and they blink at a specific rate at a specific brightness. Look up and notice how no one plane is brighter than another, yet these orbs far surpass the brightness of airplanes. Stop believing the narrative and start using your own common sense.