Mick West's latest activity

This is a long video. When commenting on it please try to include a quote, a timestamp to the relecant section, and ideally hyperlink the timestamp to the video. I'm only 35 minutes in. It's odd. The very first thing that leaps out is why the...

In theory there might be a difference, as in a normal full-frame image with nominally rectilinear projection there's a stretching of the image towards the center I mean the edges!!!. If you stabilize it then there's a new center of the image, so...

if by that you mean, "stabilisation algorithm", then yes.

It the Digital Image Stabilization used in video recording. Notice how when you switch from photo to video mode the image is cropped. That's giving the software sufficient space to move the image around after the sensor has recorded it...

Fixed!

Taking the first 13 frames of the radar screenshots (in attached powerpoint), aligning them with the VORs. The white dots are the new radar position. The green line is my recreated path from 2017. I was so close! But a bigger issue than points 8...

I'm revisiting this six years later, as I finall got around to putting it into Sitrec, and on Twitter it was pointed out that it does not line up exactly with this radar image. Specifically the angles. At 16:52:38, Sitrec gives a tail angle of...

It's somewhat related to the destabilized sensor reflection, but I think it would have half the anti-stabilization (i.e. it's reflecting the full stabilization shift, rather than double)...

So that seems to confirm the stuck pixel theory, no?

I suspect it's a stuck pixel on the sensor, and the image stabilization is making it move. Try taking another video of a similar scene (backlit, dark), and see if it shows up again.

It's at 5:40 in the JRE clip posted above my comment. Exact quote from George Knapp: "Jay Stratton gave him a job - go find the special access programs that are hiding UFO stuff, either siphoning millions of dollars or they've got technology...

Added a simple UI for adjusting the start date/time of the video. Useful because often the start time of the video is uncertain - maybe given vaguely, or suspected inaccuracies, or unknown timezone. This was we can just adjust until we find a...

comment from the pilot after watching @Mick West 's video.... Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/168xkbg/my_video_of_unexplained_points_of_light_fading_in/jz05h8s/

Another Pilot video on Reddit... Starlink again. Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/168xkbg/my_video_of_unexplained_points_of_light_fading_in/

Just looking at the video above the aircrfat is approaching DENNI waypoint, expected arrival 04.27Z on the 31th August, 2023. https://opennav.com/waypoint/US/DENNI is SE of St Louis 37° 37' 22.840" N 88° 42' 03.900" W Looks like this was...