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JMartJr replied to the thread A cigar-shaped unidentified luminous object captured on a Xinjiang passenger aircraft [Likely Ski Area].Is it possible we are seeing some sort of temporary lighting on the bridge? I am thinking possible construction/repairs being done at night. I am not sure what the practice is in China, in the US this (night construction/repair work) is pretty... -
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flarkey replied to the thread A cigar-shaped unidentified luminous object captured on a Xinjiang passenger aircraft [Likely Ski Area].@Trailblazer hmmm. Sitrec says yes you're right. Urgh this is melting my brain! o_O Aha - my error was that I didnt think the CBD & illuminated buildings were in the video. I thought the photos were after the video and therefore further along... -
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flarkey reacted to Trailblazer's post in the thread A cigar-shaped unidentified luminous object captured on a Xinjiang passenger aircraft [Likely Ski Area] with
Wow.
Do I have the co-ordinates wrong? It doesn't look like a match to me. It's the purple pin here, and I think there is a corresponding bright area in the pics from the plane. The mystery light is some way further left (north) - close to the bridge... -
Mechanik reacted to flarkey's post in the thread A cigar-shaped unidentified luminous object captured on a Xinjiang passenger aircraft [Likely Ski Area] with
Agree.
Sitreced the skislope. It does seem to fit even better. Nice one @Starflint ! i think thats a {EDIT- this is wrong, see later posts} https://www.metabunk.org/sitrec/?custom=https://sitrec.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/15857/China Glowing... -
FatPhil reacted to Trailblazer's post in the thread A cigar-shaped unidentified luminous object captured on a Xinjiang passenger aircraft [Likely Ski Area] with
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Do I have the co-ordinates wrong? It doesn't look like a match to me. It's the purple pin here, and I think there is a corresponding bright area in the pics from the plane. The mystery light is some way further left (north) - close to the bridge... -
Perene replied to the thread The Varginha UFO.Uh, no, actually that's 100% on me. I like to think a "Resident Evil" animal (or monster, if you want to call it that) is a much stronger possibility (or a monkey the girls were not used to see, and an exotic one, with prominent eyes and a face... -
Trailblazer replied to the thread A cigar-shaped unidentified luminous object captured on a Xinjiang passenger aircraft [Likely Ski Area].Do I have the co-ordinates wrong? It doesn't look like a match to me. It's the purple pin here, and I think there is a corresponding bright area in the pics from the plane. The mystery light is some way further left (north) - close to the bridge... -
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Perene, your contributions here have devolved into a Gish Gallop. You are attempting to overwhelm the discussion with a long list of speculative scenarios while ignoring the empirical data already provided. On a skeptical forum like this, we...
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Trailblazer replied to the thread A cigar-shaped unidentified luminous object captured on a Xinjiang passenger aircraft [Likely Ski Area].I think that is clouds. Here's a levels-adjusted version of that pic. Based on the Sitrec recreations we would expect to see mountains where A is - the darker area here is mountain according to this interpretation. This is incorrect - see later...
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Z.W. Wolf replied to the thread A cigar-shaped unidentified luminous object captured on a Xinjiang passenger aircraft [Likely Ski Area].If A is the silhouette of mountains against the sky, what is B? Alternative: We are looking at clouds backlit by the Moon. The lighter regions are thinner clouds, the darker regions are thicker clouds. A and B are thicker clouds. -
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Perene, your contributions here have devolved into a Gish Gallop. You are attempting to overwhelm the discussion with a long list of speculative scenarios while ignoring the empirical data already provided. On a skeptical forum like this, we... -
Ann K replied to the thread A cigar-shaped unidentified luminous object captured on a Xinjiang passenger aircraft [Likely Ski Area].I'm uneasy about identifying this with a ski resort / bridge / pavilion, because it seems so unlikely that a single thing could be that brilliantly lit, yet there is no sign of a light at all on any approaching road. We are presented with miles...
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jarlrmai replied to the thread A cigar-shaped unidentified luminous object captured on a Xinjiang passenger aircraft [Likely Ski Area].There are significant mountains in the direction of the video. as per post 41 -
Z.W. Wolf replied to the thread A cigar-shaped unidentified luminous object captured on a Xinjiang passenger aircraft [Likely Ski Area].Mountains or clouds?
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Starflint reacted to flarkey's post in the thread A cigar-shaped unidentified luminous object captured on a Xinjiang passenger aircraft [Likely Ski Area] with Like.
I think @Trailblazer 's post goes against a moon theory The seems to b very little motion smearing in the city lights.
