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This is the energy the documents are giving off so far :p

This is the only question I feel I can answer, and the answer is yes. The tracking cameras the US uses are absurdly powerful and effective at tracking objects. The video quality in the released versions are often downgraded from the real video as...

The optical artifact effect seems obvious, but that brings up two questions. Given the apparent distance between the bright signal and the swinging parachute that camera is ZOOMED way in, like reading a license plate from a mile away zoomed in...

Sadly, a first pass does not spot a single obvious kite in the bunch. I'll examine them in more detail later next week,

I wonder why they'd censor the onboard data….lol

Yes. As expected. BrP

I've wondered along similar lines. It's interesting that a disproportionate number of these released UAP cases are IR imagery (as Gimbal was)- I say disproportionate because the military use visible spectrum cameras too, as does pretty much...

All sensors have a LIZ

Is there such a thing as ontological underwhelmemt?

For most of them, they just seem to mean a bright pixel. So I suggest BrP, pronounced "burp".

Talk about "flooding the zone"

Yes. As expected. BrP

This is the energy the documents are giving off so far :p

All sensors have a LIZ

I'd say you should start a thread if there's a case you want to analyze.