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The article being referenced, as in the one Carling is talking about. The part in question is the image caption “US Indo-Pacific Command reported a football-shaped object near Japan”.

That's not a link. Did you see this? How do you know?

Referenced where? I don't see any references to the article you linked.

AI response: Infrared (IR) technology primarily measures temperature, not albedo. IR thermometers detect the infrared energy emitted by objects to determine their surface temperature. This measurement is based on the principle that all objects...

But the footage is IR right? So the "color information" in the video has nothing to do with the light of any hypothetical laser.

This is the article being referenced. (Link) Nothing else in the article is beyond what is available to the public.

But the footage is IR right? So the "color information" in the video has nothing to do with the light of any hypothetical laser.

In my 2 most recent Sitches that have the camera track following a plane, the label for the camera track plane doesn't show. Show/Hide -> Labels in Main works for the other plane(s) in the view that start out with a label, but doesn't show...

I don't know much about this camera. But I know some FLIR systems make composite images using multiple cameras. I assume that the color we are observing in the early zoomed out version is a composite between the IR and visible light cameras. So...

This is the article being referenced. (Link) Nothing else in the article is beyond what is available to the public.

But the footage is IR right? So the "color information" in the video has nothing to do with the light of any hypothetical laser.

I think this rules out the laser hypothesis. It acts like a laser in that it is producing a static refraction pattern over time, but a laser only has one color light.

I keep going back to this site as it's the only one that seems to make any sense. If you look at it in 3D view and have the North point at the 2 o'clock position like it is in the video It has two types of turbines seen in the same order as the...

I suggest that each thread title should include a consistent prefix referring to today's release, so that all individual case discussions are clearly grouped.

But atually, I already see something useful This is the camera heading indicator, showing how much it's left or right of the centerline And, it matches my simulation! I'll have to add a levels slider to Sitrec so we can see this easier.