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MonkeeSage reacted to Mick West's post in the thread PR051 - Syria UAP 2021- Apparent Instantaneous Acceleration with
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PR078, a pattern is emerging.... Loss of lock, blinking, then zip-off as the camera changes direction. I think this is pretty definitive at this point. -
MonkeeSage reacted to Mick West's post in the thread PR051 - Syria UAP 2021- Apparent Instantaneous Acceleration with Like.
The blinking mentioned also happens here. From PR59 So it's blinking because it's losing confidence in the lock, and then it just transitions to the other mode and we get a zip-off.
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I'm seeing a plane in this image and similar ones -- added here are the features that I am seeing, and hopefully it is clear why I think it' a plane rather than a broken contrail. The winglet and vertical stabilizer are indistinct, but note... -
MonkeeSage reacted to logicbear's post in the thread PR051 - Syria UAP 2021- Apparent Instantaneous Acceleration with Like.
Here's the article he wrote in which he spoke to a "retired USAF MQ-1/MQ-9 Sensor Operator". Source: https://medium.com/@paranormalchris615/2021-syria-uap-video-proof-of-alien-technology-or-something-prosaic-8abe9cecac87 There's some evidence...
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Agree. I filmed a bunch of balloons a kid accidentally let go of in a parking lot during the eclipse in 2024 and it looks fairly similar. https://www.metabunk.org/threads/balloon-shapes.12857/post-314544 -
MonkeeSage reacted to jdog's post in the thread PR051 - Syria UAP 2021- Apparent Instantaneous Acceleration with Like.
As I understand it, to limit viruses from getting in and prevent protected data from getting out, the USB and other media ports on military and intelligence computer systems are apparently often disabled and facilities otherwise ban carrying...
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Ann K reacted to John J.'s post in the thread Unidentified Objects/Balloons Intercepted by US aircraft with
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Found a couple of (ad-ridden) articles explaining why Sidewinder missiles, not aircraft cannon, were used to down the Chinese spy balloon and others. The main reason seems to be that perforating a large helium balloon with bullets doesn't bring... -
MonkeeSage reacted to NorCal Dave's post in the thread PR051 - Syria UAP 2021- Apparent Instantaneous Acceleration with
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That's how the "leaks" are giving to him. Presumably, the person providing the leak is concerned that if they actually downloaded the file from a government server, that might be traceable. And possibly illegal? So, they make a recording of... -
MonkeeSage reacted to Mick West's post in the thread PR051 - Syria UAP 2021- Apparent Instantaneous Acceleration with Like.
I think the bottom line here is that the background changes direction on the exact frame that the object zips off.
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MonkeeSage reacted to logicbear's post in the thread PR051 - Syria UAP 2021- Apparent Instantaneous Acceleration with Like.
It has that specific frame, which is good to know, but there are still duplicate frames in the full video at the end as well. 8559=8560, 8525=8526. I'm wondering if this means the video still suffers from some frame rate conversion issues, or...
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MonkeeSage reacted to Edward Current's post in the thread Rare things that have been documented much better than UFOs with
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Blue Origin New Glenn rocket explodes on launchpad in the background on a Ring camera, at the exact moment that a pizza is being delivered. And the driver doesn't seem to notice or care. Source: x.com/huntermanley/status/2060178188462850358 -
Ann K replied to the thread Spielberg's "Disclosure Day" pre-release Speculation.The impression was given that you were addressing him directly when you said "What properties do YOU want YOUR entirely-made-up entity to have?", when you were really addressing an unknown individual. But, as @JMartJr says, "I was not offended...
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MonkeeSage reacted to Smythe Bacchus's post in the thread Sighting after taking picture of scenery with Agree.
This thread by @Adriaan is reminiscent of another recent thread by @nightsky74. Both are photos of angularly small objects, not noticed at the time. Object resolution is too low to positively identify. Such an object may range from large and...
