deirdre
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so did he get it right the first time?Why the rethink?
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so did he get it right the first time?Why the rethink?
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I then rethought my rethink because I think my first flight was a better match. I don't know, it's hard to work out the exact angle of sunlight from that photo. I guess a bit more analysis would involve measuring the depth of that projection and estimating the width of its shadow...Why the rethink?
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mine doesnt in America.Try Yandex image search - it gives the correct answer in the first line of similar images.
Yes this is exactly what I'd focus on in the image. The brick relief is more or less a brick width deep.measuring the depth of that projection and estimating the width of its shadow...
Did you give it "London"? This came up in the first few results.mine doesnt in America.
Well that's just sneaky!It's not a passenger jet, is much closer to the camera than it looks and didn't appear on any flight tracker I have yet seen
I only realised after I posted the quiz.Well that's just sneaky!
I think it was this plane. As mentioned by Flarkey a couple of years ago these flights don't appear on flight trackers, but their planes fly low and slow often retracing the looping path for hours.
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If thats a flight calibration DA-62 they should be on flight radar 24, like this one.I think it was this plane. As mentioned by Flarkey a couple of years ago these flights don't appear on flight trackers, but their planes fly low and slow often retracing the looping path for hours.
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The planes I said that didnt show up over london were the very sneaky Islanders. I suppose it could be this one again...?I think it was this plane. As mentioned by Flarkey a couple of years ago these flights don't appear on flight trackers, but their planes fly low and slow often retracing the looping path for hours.
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Ah, to be clear the plane photo above is from a different day, but same area.So I was wrong about the direction too? I was assuming the long axis was the fuselage.
So I was wrong about the flight direction and @deirdre was right. I was thinking of it as a larger jet so thought it was flying towards the one-o'clock direction.Ah, to be clear the plane photo above is from a different day, but same area.
This is the plane in the church photo. To my eye (and ear, they make a loud droning noise) it appeared to be the same kind as the flight calibration aircraft (it's flying right to left).
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why would i give it London? it just the pic of the top of a church.Did you give it "London"?
to be fair i really thought he'd lol and tell us it was a bird.and @deirdre was right.
a tree id might help narrow it down, but i'm not gonna try as not too familiar with trees.Where is it?
How about these?This billboard image was shared on social media and claimed to be real. I'm not convinced.
I know that GW and a few other organisations have bought billboards like this and they have existed. It was just the picture looked edited. But if it's an illuminated digital billboard then that could explain why the lighting looks so off in the Colorado one.
I've struggled to find this too. However, could the original image have been horizontally flipped?This is a genuine one I am not sure where it is, but might prove a useful exercise
I think the 2 wind turbines are at 53.54406125725688, -2.9859131898197595
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In his conversation with 60 Minutes, Butner said he was at his family's cabin on the James River in Virginia when he started seeing "reddish, orange flashing lights" coming in from the Virginia Beach area and going over the Langley area. When asked how many drones he saw that day, Butner said, "upwards of 40 plus."
The first part of the video shows reddish lights moving from right to left. Which if the viewer is facing SE/E/NE/N on the west bank of the James river, across from Newport News, would make sense. The red light would be moving ~north towards Surry power station. But then the OP claims that after going towards Surry power station, they "left in the same direction they all came from" (so they left going towards the south? the opposite of the way they were just going?).External Quote:There were also larger UAPs that would come in one at a time much lower than the orbs (it may have been the same one circling), almost tree level, and moved along the northern edge of James right past Ft. Eustis, went over Surry Nuclear Power Plant, and then elevated and left in the same direction they all came from. These appeared reddish / orange on the bottom but had three white lights on the top and a flashing light on the leading edge.
This is a really good match. Including the larger door on the left being slightly bigger and farther away from the other 5 (assuming it is viewed from slightly to the left, not to the right, as the front building will obscure the one behind it as you move the perspective to the right). And the 3 doors on the building to the left of those 6 doors. And there is a cell tower behind and to the left of those buildings if you're viewing them head on from across the river. Best Google Street View I could get is here. On Google Earth I couldn't get both the buildings and the cell tower to render at the same time.In this video shot traveling North across the James River bridge, it's very blurry and out of focus, but you can see some lights at the shipyard at the right and a tower with two red flashing lights at the left. I think the tower might be the one at 8210 Orcutt Ave, Hampton, VA based on seeing it to the right of the Windward Towers when they get further across the bridge (4:03).
One can only imagine the kind of flap[*] the chemtrailers would get in, were that image to leak out into their fora... Reds, greens, and blues?!?!? All those bromides, chlorides, and iodides can't be good for us! [**]Happened across this one too in Google Earth. I don't see this often. This one has green, blue, and red layers.
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We had a thread on this phenomenon the other day:This one has green, blue, and red layers.
[On second reading, I notice @MonkeeSage already linked to this.]So it seems an Earth-imaging satellite managed to capture another satellite whilst imaging Earth, I wonder if we can identify them?
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I asked ChatGPT the same question, and correctly got the airport and terminal, but then it hallucinated a gate label which was not there. Interestingly it was only off by one. I asked where the label was an it saidChallenge, what gate is this?
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You're right to press for precision—thanks.
On close inspection, there is no visible […] marking in the image itself. I incorrectly inferred it from the context, but that gate number does not appear clearly in the photo.
What is visible:
- The aircraft is parked at a gate with …
Challenge, what gate is this?