Ann K
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No, we just drove home once the road was clear.Wow, that's crazy! Did your parents talk to the pilot or hear what happened?
No, we just drove home once the road was clear.Wow, that's crazy! Did your parents talk to the pilot or hear what happened?
It works for UFOs, though.This convergence makes a sort of "unusual event trap" that doesn't work for a lot of other unusual events.
Source: https://www.imo.net/9th-earth-impactor-on-its-way-to-northern-philippines/External Quote:Freshly discovered in the first hours of September 4th by the Mt. Lemmon Survey (G96), part of Catalina Sky Survey, 2024 RW1 is a small asteroid (around 1 m dimensions) coming from the main asteroid belt.
BIG NEWS! CSS observer Jacqueline Fazekas has just discovered a small meteoroid that will harmlessly impact with Earth's atmosphere in about 8 hours over the Western Pacific. The object (called CAQTDL2) is small, a few feet in diameter. Attached are the discovery images. pic.twitter.com/js7qHNiZq0
— Catalina Sky Survey (@catalina_sky) September 4, 2024
But what's exceptional with it, is that its orbit will soon bring it into the Earth atmopshere! For the 9th time in human history, an extraterrestrial object is discovered BEFORE it enters the Earth atmopshere. Seen the size of the impactor, the main highlights will be a major fireball and potential meteorites recoveries, but this remain a dramatic and scienitifaclly valuable event.
Person in passenger plane videos unusual-looking feature on the ground, just when a rocket launch occurs there. Rocket launches are not particularly rare, but it's just another example of how everything gets filmed one way or another. Sound off!
Source: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/6VcLfeHm1f4
It's possible the story is fake and the person knew there was going to be a rocket launch, the pilot might even have announced it as there was probably a NOTAM for the launch window.
This USO (aka Electric Eel)...So I wondered, what are some other events that have been very well documented that are more rare than the thousands-to-millions of UFO encounters that weren't documented well?
I'm curious: was the lower end of that streamer coming from an electrical wire or metal object?An upward lightning streamer....captured from just 4 feet away, in 2017.
I'm curious: was the lower end of that streamer coming from an electrical wire or metal object?
Wow. I used to binge on the tornado chaser type shows in the early 2000s. They used to show these sometimes, very cool.An upward lightning streamer....captured from just 4 feet away, in 2017. These are generally faint forks of lightning that travel upwards from the ground and which then meet the main stroke coming downwards. I captured this during a video, and the following is a frame from the video ( there is a bright lightning flash about 500 feet away a second or so later ). I was very lucky the main lightning chose another streamer to connect to and not this one !
I think this may be the closest capture of an upward streamer anyone has ever taken.....I'd estimate its about 20 feet in length.
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A close-up of the ball lightning....from which you can see there is not just one orb but 3....a red one and two white ones.Ball lightning...captured during a storm on the night of July 19th 2017. These two frames are pointing in the exact same direction and are taken from video. The first shows a bright flash of lightning, the second is about one second after the lightning....a red orb appears in the field. The orb lasts for just 2 frames. I'd like to overlap the two images but I don't know how....
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Original:I'd like to overlap the two images but I don't know how
I would think this (and the famous movie footage) would fit the criteria, no?So I wondered, what are some other events that have been very well documented that are more rare than the thousands-to-millions of UFO encounters that weren't documented well?
Anti gravity spy plane prototype that was built using alien technology was seen and photographed 10 years go in Amarillo.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northrop_B-2_SpiritI believe somewhere else on these forums you can see where Mick is calling the aircraft in question a B-2 Spirit.
now that I'd like to see a source forRQ-180 has a single engine iirc
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https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zo...s-the-centerpiece-of-a-warfighting-revolutionExternal Quote:When it comes to phantom aircraft that are the product of 'bleeding-edge' technologies and supposedly exist only in the shadows, the so-called RQ-180 is unrivaled in our time.
I dunno, movie stills from 1991 aren't all that rare?I would think this (and the famous movie footage) would fit the criteria, no?
Sure, it was already a well-publicized and well-attended event, but what are the odds that this particular moment was captured on film, especially given the year?
Good catch.I dunno, movie stills from 1991 aren't all that rare?
I once walked on a trail in a nearby park just at the moment that a water main broke on a nearby road. Suddenly a torrent of mud, leaves, and golf balls (yes, it was beside the golf course) burst out and thundered into the gorge. A maintenance crew was working nearby, and when the trail quickly began to wash out, I held onto a worker by his belt to keep him from falling in while he removed debris from a culvert to open it up.Man captures results of an ice dam breaking upstream, just as he starts filming.
Extraordinarily cool, if true. I remain skeptical, though, only because it is so conveniently just barely blocked by that low wall, which would neatly conceal where the squib could be hidden. Not saying it is fake, just thinking cautiously.A meteorite hitting the ground, with audio.
The video has a discussion with a university expert who analyzed the fragments to confirm it was a meteorite.Extraordinarily cool, if true. I remain skeptical, though, only because it is so conveniently just barely blocked by that low wall, which would neatly conceal where the squib could be hidden. Not saying it is fake, just thinking cautiously.
Nice, thank you. That would then require fakery to involve acquiring an actual meteorite, bashing it with a hammer or something, and making a neat little starburst pattern to film for the second shot. Convoluted but possible.The video has a discussion with a university expert who analyzed the fragments to confirm it was a meteorite.
A meteorite hitting the ground, with audio.
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https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/video/9.6611907
Extraordinarily cool, if true. I remain skeptical, though, only because it is so conveniently just barely blocked by that low wall, which would neatly conceal where the squib could be hidden. Not saying it is fake, just thinking cautiously.
Anybody know what coil of wire/line is at the end? I think it is unrelated to even a squib hypothesis (it seems to thick to be a good choice for that, and if somebody was faking it they'd move the evidence before taking the second video shot.) Not thinking it's related, it'd be useful to know what it is and rule it out definitively...