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A pilot ejecting from his jet captured about one second before impact. The story behind a famous photo of an ejection from a RAF Lightning interceptor By Dario Leone Aug 7 2018 The featured image in this post was taken by Jim Meads on Sep. 13...

I haven't watched the video of Kirk being hit, but some accounts suggest he was hit on the left side of his neck, causing an immediate catastrophic haemorrhage. I don't know what direction Kirk was facing relative to the shooter. We do not know...

Its usually called a reticule... https://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/reticule

I wonder why it happened. I get the whole redaction on screen data, but it’s present in some videos and absent in others. So go figure.

Two photos, as the article explains. Of course it is closer to the treetops. It's going DOWN, remember?

Jim took one photo soon after the ejection, and as can be seen caught the pilot inverted with his parachute still unopened and the Lightning plummeting earthwards close to him. The tractor driver heard the bang of the ejection seat and is seen...

Someone's clearly motion tracked the object and zoomed in Could have been done in After Effects and this is the resulting video, not filmed by a phone. The zoom pretty much removes the context of the movement, there's nothing to center on to...

Agreed. We have French UFO researcher @Baptiste Fr making similar claims in the French UFO assembly thread. He repeatedly emphasized the importance of witness testimony. Yet once again, here is a prime example of supposedly accurate witness...

Two photos, as the article explains. Of course it is closer to the treetops. It's going DOWN, remember?

It seems like we cannot determine any real shape behind that blurry dot. It reminds me of the Beaver Drone UFO, which turned out to be probably poplar fluff, close to the camera. This cannot be the same thing, but rather the same phenomenon? An...

Sure, that's possible, but it's also true that to get those movements, you'd either have to film a screen really badly, or do it on purpose by moving the camera around to fake them. I don’t believe that is what’s happening, but there’s no way I...

Motion blur can of course also happen when the camera filming it, is moving fast with respect to the "area of high contrast". In my view this video is (as almost as per normal) just not giving enough information to make conclusive identification...

Motion blur can of course also happen when the camera filming it, is moving fast with respect to the "area of high contrast". In my view this video is (as almost as per normal) just not giving enough information to make conclusive identification...

You mean, unlike our DoD, with "serious" people like Elizondo, Stratton, Stublebine, Channing, Grusch, Gallaudet, Barber and a host of others? I would assume the MoD has similar "serious" people. The late Nick Pope, a MoD civilian really created...

Sitrec now has a limited Street View, designed for syncing up a specific location. Still a bit of a work in progress, but I'll improve it as needed.