Astronmical objects have a rich history as UFO report triggers. Not so much the Sun, but in thec era of IR images and an office set up asking for odd looking imagery, it would not surprise me.
Remember; we generally know nothing about what the...
Astronmical objects have a rich history as UFO report triggers. Not so much the Sun, but in thec era of IR images and an office set up asking for odd looking imagery, it would not surprise me.
Remember; we generally know nothing about what the...
There seem to be a fourth light in the UFO, on its left side, but it's elongated and different from the others, also fainter.
Could it be caused by the 4th vane?
Also, could the “opening” of the triangle happen because of the object changing...
Astronmical objects have a rich history as UFO report triggers. Not so much the Sun, but in thec era of IR images and an office set up asking for odd looking imagery, it would not surprise me.
Remember; we generally know nothing about what the...
Glennfish, this only works for objects outside the vehicle. If the reflected light is inside the vehicle, the Pulfrich effect cannot give you valid 3D data.
It looks like the light is fairly stable in the frame, i.e. it's possible that the light...
Regarding the part where “UFO” comes closer, or becomes bigger, at the end of the video when the guys scream; that’s achievable (from a light inside the vehicle perspective) by simply bringing the flashlight closer to the window glass.
@glennfish...
Thinking about it more, you don't even need radiosity to vaguely realistically mimic the illumination. I presume he hadn't 3D modelled himself, and was just had a parameterised dodging layer above the layer containing his body based on the...
I would agree, up to a point. Being able to definitively prove something a hoax, and how it was done, is the gold standard. Just me, but I think the problem here is that it creates a swapping of the burden of proof: Someone makes an extraordinary...
I noticed you can see some diffraction spikes, consistent with a glare.
I don't know how a real glare would appear with a simple drawing without any real light coming out of it, unless for example someone created some sort of backlighting using...