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Eburacum reacted to Apaiss's post in the thread War.gov/UFO - Department of War Releases UAP Files - 2026 Release 1 with
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A few years ago I made a video about various "anomalies" in the photos from the Apollo 7 and Gemini 11 missions, in response to several videos of "UFOs" in those mission. I researched the history of these photos, from storage to scanning. If I'm... -
Why assume that? If "Chandelier" is being viewed in a black= hot mode, it is hot, bright in IR. It has eight spikes projecting from it, evenly spaced. The imaging device is probably a Raytheon AN/AAS-52, which has four vanes in front of the EO...
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Todd Feinman reacted to Kyle Ferriter's post in the thread Photos of Clouds and Skies (That you took yourself) with Like.
More shadowy contrails Some rainbows in wispy clouds And some clouds that look so much like clouds it almost looks fake. -
This could be the case if the video was a composite TV+IR as @Arthur 33 suggested. But the video is greyscale to such an extent that I feel like I'd expect it to be less greyscale than it is if that were the case. Plus there's similar color...
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MonkeeSage reacted to Kyle Ferriter's post in the thread PR038: The "Chandelier" UFO with
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Even within the black redaction boxes in the DOD video there are pixels which are not pure black or greyscale, they have differing RGB values. Maybe because the source video they used, even before they added the black boxes, was not pure... -
It always amuses me when it's claimed that one (or in this case multiple are implied) modern technologies have been reverse engineered from some kind of recovered, or shared alien technology. This would require there to be some strange "missing... -
AThis could be the case if the video was a composite TV+IR as @Arthur 33 suggested. But the video is greyscale to such an extent that I feel like I'd expect it to be less greyscale than it is if that were the case. Plus there's similar color...
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John J. replied to the thread PR038: The "Chandelier" UFO.Why assume that? If "Chandelier" is being viewed in a black= hot mode, it is hot, bright in IR. It has eight spikes projecting from it, evenly spaced. The imaging device is probably a Raytheon AN/AAS-52, which has four vanes in front of the EO... -
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This could be the case if the video was a composite TV+IR as @Arthur 33 suggested. But the video is greyscale to such an extent that I feel like I'd expect it to be less greyscale than it is if that were the case. Plus there's similar color...
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This could be the case if the video was a composite TV+IR as @Arthur 33 suggested. But the video is greyscale to such an extent that I feel like I'd expect it to be less greyscale than it is if that were the case. Plus there's similar color...
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Kyle Ferriter replied to the thread Photos of Clouds and Skies (That you took yourself).More shadowy contrails Some rainbows in wispy clouds And some clouds that look so much like clouds it almost looks fake. -
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This could be the case if the video was a composite TV+IR as @Arthur 33 suggested. But the video is greyscale to such an extent that I feel like I'd expect it to be less greyscale than it is if that were the case. Plus there's similar color... -
The Sun takes a different arc across the sky every day, so especially at low angles, there are are limited set of days that the Sun will appear at a specific elevation and azimuth angle pair. If it is the Sun and the angles are 5º el and 115º az...
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Kyle Ferriter replied to the thread PR038: The "Chandelier" UFO.This could be the case if the video was a composite TV+IR as @Arthur 33 suggested. But the video is greyscale to such an extent that I feel like I'd expect it to be less greyscale than it is if that were the case. Plus there's similar color...
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NorCal Dave reacted to Mick West's post in the thread PR048 INDOPACO, 2024 (Wind Farm + Dot Changing Apparent Direction) with
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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.
