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Ssnuffcurry reacted to logicbear's post in the thread PR051 - Syria UAP 2021- Apparent Instantaneous Acceleration with
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I made some videos to help compare the background motion frame by frame before / after the zip off. I used the frames from the 25% slowed down portion as suggested above. Here I've compared the frames just prior to the zip off to get a baseline... -
Ssnuffcurry reacted to Mick West's post in the thread PR051 - Syria UAP 2021- Apparent Instantaneous Acceleration with Like.
This video demonstrates an objection to the camera-motion hypothesis posited by Marik von Rennenkampff, on X. He notes that the camera-relative trajectory of the object changes and suggests that this implies it is independent of the camera...
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Ssnuffcurry reacted to NorCal Dave's post in the thread PR051 - Syria UAP 2021- Apparent Instantaneous Acceleration with Like.
Seems like this one is a great illustration of the whole phenomenon, but slower. There is an attempt to track the object resulting in the object and the camera being synced up in relation to the background. When the tracking stops, the background...
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Ssnuffcurry reacted to Mick West's post in the thread PR051 - Syria UAP 2021- Apparent Instantaneous Acceleration with Like.
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.
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Ssnuffcurry reacted to Ann K's post in the thread Weird thing that shouldn’t be in the sky??! with Like.
The reason for the broken dashes of contrails is simple, but something often not seen from the ground. Air layers, perhaps one moist and the other dry, or one cold and the other warm, can meet each other in a ripple pattern, and a plane traveling...
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Ssnuffcurry reacted to Z.W. Wolf's post in the thread Weird thing that shouldn’t be in the sky??! with Like.
I was just coming in to make the same point Short, isolated contrail segments are usually caused by an aircraft briefly passing through a thin layer of very cold, ice-supersaturated air where contrails can form or persist, while the surrounding...
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Ssnuffcurry reacted to Smythe Bacchus's post in the thread Weird thing that shouldn’t be in the sky??! with Like.
@Curiousfi could it have been a rectangular contrail? (short for condensation trail) Rectangular contrail photo from 2022 Reddit thread: This 2014 Metabunk thread by @Mick West discusses a news article about a rectangular contrail spotted in...
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Ssnuffcurry reacted to Gary C's post in the thread Rare things that have been documented much better than UFOs with Like.
Possibly as it's just a random flash from below his local horizon and the sound does not appear to reach his location during this video segment?
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Ssnuffcurry reacted to Ann K's post in the thread Rare things that have been documented much better than UFOs with Like.
Same here, eagles moving into a nearby heronry. I was once watching the colony when two eagles wheeled in, and the herons immediately broke into a loud chorus that I can only interpret as "Lock up your children, there goes the neighborhood!". The...
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Ssnuffcurry reacted to Smythe Bacchus's post in the thread Sighting after taking picture of scenery with Like.
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...
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Ssnuffcurry reacted to MapperGuy's post in the thread Sighting after taking picture of scenery with Like.
Instances of "I didn't see it at the time, only when I looked at the pictures later" pop up regularly. I think the issue is usually that the photographers eyes were focused on something very far away. So the insect quickly passing by, only feet...
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Ssnuffcurry reacted to Sourcut's post in the thread 2008 UFO Footage From Kumburgaz, Turkey with Like.
Recently I published Polish article: https://ufonapowaznie.pl/ufo-z-kumburgaz-w-turcji-problematyczny-przypadek/ about this case (there is option in menu for translate). It doesn't really help with identifying the objects. It focuses on...
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FatPhil reacted to Andreas's post in the thread Transients in the Palomar Observatory Sky Survey with Like.
I just asked Villarroel for her take on the Greiner paper, and this is what she wrote (translated from Swedish): "The original photographic plate containing the nine transients has actually been examined recently, and the objects are there and... -
john.phil replied to the thread Transients in the Palomar Observatory Sky Survey.Perhaps she could provide a reference, or clarify whether her team physically examined the plates. -
AAndreas replied to the thread Transients in the Palomar Observatory Sky Survey.I just asked Villarroel for her take on the Greiner paper, and this is what she wrote (translated from Swedish): "The original photographic plate containing the nine transients has actually been examined recently, and the objects are there and...