Z.W. Wolf
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Steve Sprague is the the Ecuadorian Butterfly/Orb guy - UAPmax
His X Account was linked to recently in that old thread. Looking through it I ran arcoss this; which is interesting because this is his own eyewitness report.
He drew this illustration:
It seems to me to be a pretty easy IFO. A plane with a contrail shining in the low afternoon Sun. In this video the plane seems to me to be invisible. Just the contrail is visible. It may have looked different to the naked eye, and he was observing before the video starts.
Ordinary perspective. We've seen this confusion before.
https://www.metabunk.org/threads/an...flying-over-my-house.13669/page-3#post-324337
It's a pretty common misperception that crops up in meteor reports.
If anyone can remember specific cases of this kind of misperception, it might be worthwhile gathering them together in a specific thread.
The most striking example I can remember was in connection to the LA Mystery Missile. In that case the "missile" was percieved as going straight up.
His X Account was linked to recently in that old thread. Looking through it I ran arcoss this; which is interesting because this is his own eyewitness report.
He drew this illustration:
It seems to me to be a pretty easy IFO. A plane with a contrail shining in the low afternoon Sun. In this video the plane seems to me to be invisible. Just the contrail is visible. It may have looked different to the naked eye, and he was observing before the video starts.
He seems to be saying he saw an object without a contrail and then it started to leave a contrail at some point. But everything visible in this short video is a contrail. Perhaps the contrail was short at first and then grew. He perceived the short contrail as a solid aircraft. When the contrail grew longer, he perceived it as the same craft leaving a contrail.Then the contrail.
But it started dropping straight down until I lost it.
Ordinary perspective. We've seen this confusion before.
https://www.metabunk.org/threads/an...flying-over-my-house.13669/page-3#post-324337
It's a pretty common misperception that crops up in meteor reports.
If anyone can remember specific cases of this kind of misperception, it might be worthwhile gathering them together in a specific thread.
The most striking example I can remember was in connection to the LA Mystery Missile. In that case the "missile" was percieved as going straight up.
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