It could be fake but I think there’s probably a valid explanation out there. You just need to do a little bit of geometry. @ElectroquasistaticMagnetoMan

But, why?

Yeah well ,I'm trying to think of a plausible explanation ,perhaps there is ,perhaps it's fake ,not sure

It's real, no IQ but only for blacks

@Deleted User Because IQ is a shitty measurement of raw intelligence. Silly that they didn’t ban it for everyone, but the rationale is still valid.

Only for blacks?

OK i have another mystery if you want to see it ?

This time I took the photo

Myself

Yeah IQ is a good general measure, though.... If you're 2 std dev below normal, it's not because it's a "shitty test"

Had sparkles swirling out of it ?

@ElectroquasistaticMagnetoMan What is it an image of?

I found it in the sky in my back yard

I seen sparkles in the air swirling with my naked eyes

So..

I pointed my phone up and found that red triangle

Do you have a reference of size?

Quite small

Sparkles looked like glitter swirling

Lit up particles or something

Looked like energy tbh

How far away was it? Larger or smaller than a microwave oven?

Was too far away to judge tbh

It was like I was seeing a reflection from above

Very weird

It just disappeared into thin air after about 5 min

What angle was it at in the sky? Was the triangle or the lights moving?

No lights actually on the triangle ,it was stationary ,the sparkles was swirling around violently

Either in or out of it

Looked like coming out

Not no spaceship

If your thinking that

It gets weirder ...I found a red triangle in nasas video

With the same two white crescent dots to the right of it

Iss docking camera

Course not. I was thinking a drone or one of those miniature flame balloons. Perhaps a kite. Probably someone screwing around with something at night. That’s what I’m thinking if it was stationary. That or it’s some sort of visual effect on clouds from someone shining a light on them.

Want to see the nasa one?

Camera might also be distorting it. Sure, why not.

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Artificially increasing brightness in images can sometimes pick out visual flaws and intensify them.