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I have duplicated this and will address it ASAP

I think very few people here are saying that anything beyond the current paradigm is theoretically impossible. But that's beside the point—and ultimately irrelevant. Whether someone believes or disbelieves something doesn't change reality...

Hi Mick, I found you searching for something that would help with Starlink Flare verification. I am part of the MUFON Photo Analysis Team and Investigations. I like what I am finding with your program. I look forward to using this with high value...

Works for me, in the sense that it tries to motion track the background. But it's too noisy for the current algorithms.

No, @rmoore already identified the stars. The image isn't flipped.

That looks like a good match in some ways. https://www.metabunk.org/sitrec/?custom=1/Park%20City%20UT%20Small%20Plane%2026%20July%2026/20260730_211007.js The stars match 100%, but from Heber Valley the CSS is actually skimming the head of...

I think the CSS should also be considered as it had an overhead pass on all four Sensus nights. Trivial to find if we had the date and time.

https://www.instagram.com/reels/DbUjEQ1OA6t/ Bledsoe: We had a wonderful time in Park City Utah with the Sensus class under the stars 7/26 He says 7/26 but also that it was the "Sensus Class", which was July 12-15...

Starlink flare regions are never particularly high in the sky. At most ~20° above the horizon.

They didn't calculate it. It's the standard value from the scaling of force for a suddenly applied load, calculated decades earlier. It's the theoretical maximum, and assumes an ideal undamped spring (which a building is not), so the real value...

They did have rather definitive statements of elimination. Power Source The unknown in the video displayed qualities that require some type of power source. Over the course of more than four miles the object reached speeds of almost 120 mph...

I actually just ran into this when updating the Aguadilla sitch. It's a similarly mounted Wescam camera, and the plane is banking left while the camera is looking left. This causes a tilt...

Oops, I attached the wrong paper (from his GitHub repo). That's not really related to Aguadilla. The linked Agua paper is:

I was going to virtually attend this, but life intervened, and I didn't register to watch the videos. They also run the conference under "Chatham House Rules", meaning it's kind of confidential However, Dr. Buettner did release the slides from...

You can experiment with this by hodling down "C" and moving the camera in the main view. City-wide motion won't make much difference to which satellites flare. It makes a small difference in the position of the satellites relative to the stars...