Edward Current
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Posted on Twitter by @truthtold24:
Source: https://x.com/truthtold24/status/1897456461409599673
Judging by the replies, this seems to be a pretty convincing video of a physics-defying UFO shot during the day.
Apparently a debunker had previously noted the lack of motion blur when the object zips away at a seemingly hypersonic speed. @truthtold24 had a fanciful explanation ready:
Charged dark matter propulsion, wow! But a considerably less complicated explanation is that it's a small and close object, with parallax, so I spent a couple of minutes replicating it with a bit of bat tape on a window (without bothering to clean the glass):
I didn't try to replicate the zooming-off bit because who cares really, but curiosity got the better of me, so I scrubbed between two frames during that segment to see if I could spot evidence of parallax in the image:
Watch the roofs of the buildings in the foreground. Did charged dark matter propulsion cause an earthquake that made the two buildings shift in position relative to each other?
External Quote:
Source: https://x.com/truthtold24/status/1897456461409599673
Judging by the replies, this seems to be a pretty convincing video of a physics-defying UFO shot during the day.
Apparently a debunker had previously noted the lack of motion blur when the object zips away at a seemingly hypersonic speed. @truthtold24 had a fanciful explanation ready:
Charged dark matter propulsion, wow! But a considerably less complicated explanation is that it's a small and close object, with parallax, so I spent a couple of minutes replicating it with a bit of bat tape on a window (without bothering to clean the glass):
I didn't try to replicate the zooming-off bit because who cares really, but curiosity got the better of me, so I scrubbed between two frames during that segment to see if I could spot evidence of parallax in the image:
Watch the roofs of the buildings in the foreground. Did charged dark matter propulsion cause an earthquake that made the two buildings shift in position relative to each other?
