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Thats similar, to what I meant. The target (point light source) when over a "lighter background" the pixel resolution doesnt know when to start/ stop, as opposed to dark background, that allows for more definition. Boundary is better defined...

Quick explainer video of the parallax hypothesis. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xn9G1TEEqFE&lc

Do a Metabunk search on the word "UFO" in the thread title (or other suitable terms) and I'm sure you'll see plenty of examples ...and plenty of unproven claims. The metallic spheres have been discussed at length. This latest dump of images and...

At least you know there’s room to lie down in the back.

This particular rig has been showing up on Marketplace for a while now. I gotta give him credit for being creative. With big overblown Overlanding camping vehicles being all the rage, this guy worked up an old hearse with an apropos name...

I agree.

The UFO contradiction is that the better quality images are recognisable and thus never end up in the UFO pile, it's a self selecting subset.

What if it is great equipment, but the UAP is so far away that even the best equipment cannot resolve it well enough to see what it is or get a sharp focus? These are not the best they have -- the best they have show clearly that what is being...

I feel like there is possibly a miscommunication going on based on what I am saying, probably due to me not wording it properly. When I talk about "better quality images", I am not talking about any material that supposedly show a NHI-built...

It is the Low Information Zone, its a part of the range of images that a sensor can capture, just well enough to determine that something is there, but not well enough to determine what it is. This is why unidentified objects are often captured...

You must slowly cook the sauce to concentrate its flavors; takes a lot of patience, perhaps too much. Cooking it down is an essential part of preparing Skepticus Metabunkus, which must marinate for a long time so it is tender and the sauce...

It is indeed lens flare i.e internal reflections of mirror optics. The flare is rectangular shaped and moves in sync with the "high contrast area".

Is there any other evidence for a balloon circumnavigating the globe eight times? In 1973 the Boomerang project, funded by NASA and managed by the National Center for Atmospheric Research, used a large experimental balloon to "circumnavigate"...

At least you know there’s room to lie down in the back.

This particular rig has been showing up on Marketplace for a while now. I gotta give him credit for being creative. With big overblown Overlanding camping vehicles being all the rage, this guy worked up an old hearse with an apropos name...