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I'm not sure about this. Castor and Pollux don't really seem to line up, and while the motion of the ISS and the satllite looks correct, it does not keep up with the video. Here, I partially stabilized it. The horiuzon seems level, so the stars...

The problem with that is you can't tell who can actually have their mind changed. I've seen plenty of people who appeared to be genuine true believers, but who eventually realized they had been fooled, sometimes after years. There are many...

I think it's more the human visual system trying to impose sense on a highly unnatural visual input. Static isn't something our brains evolved to comprehend. In the real world, things flow, change slowly, or are static. This very dense rapid...

If it loads once, it will probably load fine (and fast) in the near future, as it will have the files cached locally on your computer. My team of robots identified some fragility in the existing code that could cause large files (e.g., videos)...

A Heisenbug! Well, if it happens again, see if you can export the debug log. I suspect it's something like a file failing to load, but I kind of need to know which one, as there are a variety of code pathways that might be involved.

Yes, that's been my experience. They know that SHF exist, but continue to think they are summoning things.

It's a very new app, so probably not. I wish I'd thought to promote its use for CID. Maybe next time.

Try again and then do Help->Export Debug Log, this should give you a file. Attach it here or DM it to me.

Having a link to a working notebook (or at least Github) would probably be better than attachments

I think it's probably a bird. Unless you can put some numbers on your "seems like", I just don't think modern science is going to be interested.

Carl Crusher has posted a long video recorded at the recent Contact in the Desert conference in Palm Springs. They claim the video shows them summoning orbs with their minds. This is the video ... Source...

"Seems unlikely"? Why would, for example, David Fravor's case not be "anomalous"? Is his word alone not be enough?

I think it's very much case-by-case. We know a lot of old data was simply not preserved. We see some cases, like Aguadilla, where they seem to just use the on-screen data. But I think that at the very least they will have on-screen data for most...

Also, simply holding a finger in front of the screen gives a strong illusion of a border of different pixels around that finger.

I replicated it. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQcNPPXyq_U Swiping my finger across this video when viewed full screen gives a very convincing illusion that it affected the region I swiped over.