Ukrainian drone footage of 6 pointed star

[jarlrmai]

Yeah this is what I mentioned in #7 and #17

 

[Rick Robson]

You bet. Tomorrow is the anniversary of my 2010 experience. That search and the clips was the result. And ultimately me flying over to Metabunk. You can imagine my experience a bit better after reading those accounts, and perhaps even seeing some of the released footage. "Shocking" is the word used a lot, and it is a good one for what I've experienced too. I originally started posting articles at Historum when I first started looking for them. I sifted through and put the good ones into a final bunch at alienexpanse. This is just what I discovered on a personal search. There are many others that other people have found and compiled from various sources over time too. You probably know some.

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Just posted my main experience there . What is your nickname there?

 

[Fritzkquzerk]

More comments on reddit, this time suggesting that the 'spikes' remain consistent with the image frame, and therefore have to be camera related. I tend to agree.




Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/1tc1efk/explanation_for_why_the_points_remain_in_the_same/

It appears to look a bit "tilted to the side" (but not much) at the end of the video.
It could be because of a derotation system similar to other FLIR pods?
Unless of course it's fake, or CGI, but I have no way to tell.

 

[Fritzkquzerk]

There is some change in perspective & outline of the 'thing' (?) as the camera moves around.

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I'm referring to this in my previous post.
This really looks like a "physical" object at first glance, not implying at all it is.
But still, weird camera artifact, if so.

 

[Todd Feinman]

Just posted my main experience there . What is your nickname there?

Sorry, didn't see your post! I went by "Skepticide" (sorry, folks!), and later went with my name, but because of some political beliefs I moved on. Great folks there, though! And they keep the old articles.
I will try and keep a look for posts you might make there. If you have had other experiences, let me know or send me a link when you post them.
There's a couple of things that I posted there that I noticed in old photos, I think you would find very interesting.

 

[Andreas]

There's a second, smaller "dot" in the sky, and the camera pans between the "star" and the smaller dot before returning again. I have no experience with military-grade drones, but to me it looks like nothing more than two friendly drones, with the pilot trying to maintain formation. Or sure, it could be two balloons or aerostats, but I don't see anything anomalous. And obviously it could be a pure hoax too.

 

[Andreas]

And honestly, what does it really say on the screen? There's an indication saying "Low battery" and two symbols showing empty batteries. Someone doesn't seem very interested in getting his drone back home…

And at the end of the video, we get some weird screen that looks like something from a video game, summarizing the "mission."

 

[jarlrmai]

And honestly, what does it really say on the screen? There's an indication saying "Low battery" and two symbols showing empty batteries. Someone doesn't seem very interested in getting his drone back home…
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And at the end of the video, we get some weird screen that looks like something from a video game, summarizing the "mission."
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This is detailed in the Reddit post I linked above

 

[John J.]

Someone doesn't seem very interested in getting his drone back home…

Just musing, but there might be situations where maintaining "eyes on" is more important than a drone being able to return.

 

[Fritzkquzerk]

I repost the two images of the artifact / object I was talking before, because it didn't show up.

 

[Andreas]

Just musing, but there might be situations where maintaining "eyes on" is more important than a drone being able to return.

Yeah, that's nothing unusual, especially not in war zones. But since he wasn't very interested in the "star" despite the batteries being about to run out, it's fair to assume the "star" wasn't very interesting.

 

[Fritzkquzerk]

Yeah, that's nothing unusual, especially not in war zones. But since he wasn't very interested in the "star" despite the batteries being about to run out, it's fair to assume the "star" wasn't very interesting.

I agree, but the camera artifact appears to have "shadows", unless it's an optical illusion of said artifact. Or fake altogether for what I know.

 

[Starflint]

I agree, but the camera artifact appears to have "shadows", unless it's an optical illusion of said artifact. Or fake altogether for what I know.

Is it possible that this thing is actually on the ground?

 

[Starflint]

Can anyone find the terrain shown at 1 minute and 11 seconds in the video?

 

[MapperGuy]

There's a second, smaller "dot" in the sky, and the camera pans between the "star" and the smaller dot before returning again. I have no experience with military-grade drones, but to me it looks like nothing more than two friendly drones, with the pilot trying to maintain formation. Or sure, it could be two balloons or aerostats, but I don't see anything anomalous. And obviously it could be a pure hoax too.

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Can anyone tell, from the data presented in the video, how far the camera is rotating from beginning to the furthest right position?
The level of detail, the sharpness and level of contrast in the "object" does not match the rest of the video image.
Suggesting to me that it is much closer to the lens than anything else in the video.
If the camera is slewing 180 degrees, then that white dot at the furthest right end of the slew might be a reflection, in a camera dome, of the object at the beginning of the video.

Again, look at the level of detail in the six pointed stars prongs, and the sharpness of the central white donut, they are much different from all of the rest of the view. This is not the view of things that are all far away from the camera, that star might be inches away.