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This is the frame where it loses lock. I suspect because of a lack of contrast.

It's FLIR1-like, except there isn't a change in field of view when the object apparently zips off. I also don't see apparent jumps in both aircraft and camera heading values. But I'm sure people will look into this in detail. An interesting one...

Source: https://youtu.be/nKtJslcHlCQ DATE - 2021 LOCATION - Syria / imaged from the border of Jordan (32°05'39.2"N, 36°53'54.4"E) IMAGING TYPE - Thermographic / Forward Looking Infrared (FLIR) PLATFORM - MQ-9 Reaper / Multi-Spectral...

Forum member @Charlie Wiser has a series of articles on the Westall case, examining the Project HIBAL balloon hypothesis and RAAF cover up hypothesis, looking at original reporting, witness statements in detail and linking to primary sources. I'm...

This is incorrect. The worker on the farm (Paul Smith) saw something entirely different: “I’ve always felt uncomfortable because my description is so totally different from what the school kids saw." Paul Smith, 2017 VUFOA conference...

hi, interesting case, can't offer much on mass hallucinations, but a quick google shows me lil ol New Zealand releases 6 weather balloons (radiosondes) a day https://www.metvuw.com/upperair/ there must be hundreds of them a day worldwide (couldnt...

People who misjudge the size of the object also misjudge the distance. People who misjudge the distance misjudge the speed. Small and slow and near looks the same as big and fast and far away.

I find myself thinking in terms of something stuck on the windshield, and thus much closer to the camera than the streetlight etc. IF so, you could also create apparent movement of the foreground object by moving the camera laterally, or of...

Agree it's patchy information though. But not so patchy that one can't safely conclude something weird might have happened.

Yeah I don't know why I sued that analogy. I simply meant to say that the witnesses who saw it take of it consensually attest it to be travelling extremely fast I think. The word unbelievable in this context I presume is not denoting disbelief...

With a limit. The craft as they say effectively left the ground 'instantaneously' so either we accept that it was very fast like they say or we must search for a way to explain how they could possibly misperceive this. I feel like you are not...

Thanks for the cogently written and clear response. "they really cannot be usefully analyzed." Agreed. I am engaging with this in a purely conjectural way. While some might say that is pointless, I don't think we should ignore the logical...

Oh, sorry! I forgot to include the link. The video doesn't load anymore, but the description leaves no doubt that it's this one: https://web.archive.org/web/20130724004238/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kALKpqBlLi0 I found the video link in the...

Forum member @Charlie Wiser has a series of articles on the Westall case, examining the Project HIBAL balloon hypothesis and RAAF cover up hypothesis, looking at original reporting, witness statements in detail and linking to primary sources. I'm...

I seriously can't figure out where you're coming from. Up thread you made statements like: But then say there is lot's of bunk in the UFO world: Back and forth. Then as usual you post yet another long list of claims that, I assume, are...