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Using the newly released video: https://www.dvidshub.net/video/1006088/dow-uap-pr38-unresolved-uap-report-middle-east-2013 At timestamp 51s in the video a shape becomes visible in the upper left corner. Later around 1m02s and 1m18s it is more... -
Thanks. We can see the object sway the opposite way from the motion of the parachute in that clip, as you'd expect from a dangling weight.
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Nemon replied to the thread The Varginha UFO.This objection is, in principle, always valid and important. Many so‑called 'skeptics' simply pull out the same old drawers of their rigid and not entirely undogmatic framework. One must always remain critical — first and foremost toward oneself... -
RoundEarth replied to the thread The Varginha UFO.Would love to know if this group has a "better" explanation for what might have happened in Varginha in 1996? I watched the film (more than I can say for most people commenting in here, but oh well). In my analysis, something clearly happened... -
Alien Chess Fiend reacted to JMartJr's post in the thread War.gov/UFO - Department of War Releases UAP Files - 2026 Release 1 with
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Sadly, a first pass does not spot a single obvious kite in the bunch. I'll examine them in more detail later next week, -
flarkey reacted to Starflint's post in the thread (Help)How to find the actual geographical locations of two suspected reflective UAPs？ with Like.
First Case: Time: October 3, 1998 (The third day of China's National Day holiday) Location: Somewhere on the hillside of the cemetery behind Qiongzhu Temple, Kunming, Yunnan Overview: A railway worker named Han Jianwei was visiting family graves... -
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Excellent, I look forward to seeing it. You did a good job quickly putting out videos last year.
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Ravi replied to the thread PR038: The "Chandelier" UFO.The advantage of mirror optics (reflective vs refractive) in IR imaging is very large. And having them with large apertures, the resolution becomes insane. -
jarlrmai reacted to Starflint's post in the thread (Help)How to find the actual geographical locations of two suspected reflective UAPs？ with Like.
First Case: Time: October 3, 1998 (The third day of China's National Day holiday) Location: Somewhere on the hillside of the cemetery behind Qiongzhu Temple, Kunming, Yunnan Overview: A railway worker named Han Jianwei was visiting family graves... -
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...
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Starflint reacted to john.phil's post in the thread PR046 — INDOPACOM 2024 (Irregular shaped balloon-like object) with Like.
If the footage for PR-46 — INDOPACOM 2024 is inverted: And the description is examined: "(...) a football-shaped body with three radial projections: one oriented vertically, and two oriented downward at a 45-degree angle relative to the... -
Starflint posted the thread (Help)How to find the actual geographical locations of two suspected reflective UAPs？ in Skydentify - What is that Thing in the Sky?.First Case: Time: October 3, 1998 (The third day of China's National Day holiday) Location: Somewhere on the hillside of the cemetery behind Qiongzhu Temple, Kunming, Yunnan Overview: A railway worker named Han Jianwei was visiting family graves...
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I was able to get similar results to @john.phil using the Diffractsim Python package. It’s not as user-friendly as Maskulator, but it has a lot of options that someone with a better understanding of what’s being simulated might be able to use to... -
I've carried out an assessment on the diffraction pattern for the MTS-B, and it closely resembles the "Chandelier" shape. See attached pdf for details on the methodology.
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NorCal Dave reacted to JMartJr's post in the thread War.gov/UFO - Department of War Releases UAP Files - 2026 Release 1 with
Funny.
Sadly, a first pass does not spot a single obvious kite in the bunch. I'll examine them in more detail later next week,
