Interesting new UFO video recorded in Mexico

The video is recorded from a pilot's cockpit over Mexico. Apparently it was shot sometime this month.

Not sure what it is, however it is clear that this is NOT a meteor entering the earth's atmosphere, as it lasts way too long, there's some sort of vapor trail at the beginning and also, an interesting light sphere following the main flying object, in the middle of the trail.

You can hear the pilot saying (in spanish) that he has no clue what it is, but that it is amazing and super interesting. Bear in mind that Mexico has no missile testing program or anything of the like.

Be sure to watch it all.

What do you ATSers reckon this thing might be?

a reply to: RadioKnecht

Looks like a typical stage separation. If we knew the date and time we could probably figure out exactly what rocket it was.

For example:

Looks same as SpaceX launch couple of years ago

I am curious what the flaming/exploding stuff is in the cone behind the rocket? Best seen at 1:16 mark. I assume it's gaseous plumage but it seems to maintain a fixed position, kind of, and generates it's own flame bursts....but I'm no rocket scientist ya know

a reply to: waftist

It's the booster, getting ready to return and land.

a reply to: Phage

Ahhh gotcha, thx amigo!

It's after sunset a little bit.....it's out there all lit up in the sun shine

a reply to: waftist

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: RadioKnecht

Looks like a typical stage separation. If we knew the date and time we could probably figure out exactly what rocket it was.

For example:

Hard to argue against that, it's exactly the same.

a reply to: Phage

Yeah, you nailed it.

Thanks!!

a reply to: RadioKnecht

Seems odd they ould launch a rocket in the flight path of a plane...

a reply to: Iscool

The plane is in the atmosphere. The rocket is not.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Iscool

The plane is in the atmosphere. The rocket is not.

The rocket is still in the atmosphere otherwise those boosters would not be returning to Earth.

a reply to: Iscool

That's why they post notices for pilots, so they're aware of where and when the launch is. They route them around the launch area. You can also see a rocket for several hundred miles. We watched the stage separation of a Falcon 9 that was launched from Vandenberg, California when we were in Arizona.

originally posted by: 1point92AU

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Iscool

The plane is in the atmosphere. The rocket is not.

The rocket is still in the atmosphere otherwise those boosters would not be returning to Earth.

Incorrect.


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a reply to: Zaphod58

We watched the stage separation of a Falcon 9 that was launched from Vandenberg, California when we were in Arizona.

Now add several tens of thousands of feet of altitude to that visibility range.

originally posted by: Phage

originally posted by: 1point92AU

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Iscool

The plane is in the atmosphere. The rocket is not.

The rocket is still in the atmosphere otherwise those boosters would not be returning to Earth.

Incorrect.

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Source Phage, never forget to link the sausage..

a reply to: Malisa

See that logo in the upper left?

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Malisa

See that logo in the upper left?

Nahhhhhhh don't be lazy, link it as it must be done

You posted it, you link it, don't run away from the extra work. Nobody asked in the first place so you have to be throughout on your replies

And that logo doesn't link to the exact video, what is this? Excuses?

a reply to: Malisa

The Falcon video? The one that shows the booster return?

You really don't know who makes the Falcon?

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Malisa

The Falcon video? The one that shows the booster return?

You really don't know who makes the Falcon?

Again with the laziness and derailing? Did i stutter? I clearly replied to the image you posted with no link to support it

Weren't you one of those who would constantly ask for a link to support other's people's claims? So what happened that now you are the one not providing the links you used in the past to dismiss people?

Stop.Being.Lame.To.Gain.Time.For.More.Excuses

originally posted by: Iscool
a reply to: RadioKnecht

Seems odd they ould launch a rocket in the flight path of a plane...

The rocket might be 100's of miles beyond the plane, and we just happen to see the two of them in the same view from this vantage point.