"UFO" in the SpaceX Mission of March 18, 2020? No. (Leg/PT) @Apaiss

Apaiss | "UFO" in the SpaceX Mission of March 18, 2020? No. (Leg/PT) @Apaiss | Uploaded April 2020 | Updated October 2024, 15 hours ago.
A detailed and rational analysis of the "UFO" found by "UFO Hunters" in the SpaceX Starlink Mission on March 18, 2020. Could there be another explanation, other than UFOs or Aliens?
ERRATUM: Where I wrote small thrusters (02:40) and thruster noozle (02:49), the correct thing "LOX vent". That is solid oxygen.
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Uma análise detalhada e racional sobre o "OVNI" encontrado por "Caçadores de UFOs" na Missão Starlink da SpaceX no dia 18 de março de 2020. Poderia haver outra explicação, que não sejam UFOs or Aliens?
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