I am not sure if I want to seriously suggest this as an added feature of the site... maybe later, if things go on the way they have been going.... but for now let's suggest, over here, the following:
Whenever a post is made to MB featuring the...
I am not sure if I want to seriously suggest this as an added feature of the site... maybe later, if things go on the way they have been going.... but for now let's suggest, over here, the following:
Whenever a post is made to MB featuring the...
The stacked windows, with smaller ones below, is odd. Typical US passenger vans form Ford, GM, Mercedes and others:
Possibly some sort of shuttle bus:
But these usually aren't for long runs down the freeway.
Fire crew and/or inmate crew...
I think you give too much value to your 3d reconstruction video. What you see as 3d is an illusion, there is no real 3d data.
There is an infinity of possible position in the 3d space for an object to project in the same position in the 2d...
If the light is so bright and at a distance outside the window- why don't we see any illumination of or reflection off the road?
I don't see why the boy has to hop through the sunroof. why can't he just turn round and point the flashlight at the...
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...
Regarding the number of fragments it seems there's disagreement about whether it was four, five or seven.
Samantha Karner (ATF) is the examiner who actually received the sealed evidence, documented and prepared 6A, test-fired the rifle, and ran...
When the lights of the "underside" triangle are in reasonable focus, what I guess is (or is meant to be) glare/flare around light sources looks like it maintains very steady shapes, and its orientation stays the same relative to the "edges" of...
So after reading your post I watched the video again.
The zoomed in UFO just looks like a drawing, on paper.
Also the moon clearly has some “light diffusion” effect around it, the UFO doesn’t.
Those “lights” on the pyramid just don’t look right.
The actual UFO looks awfully static. It seems like a cut-out picture of a UFO just taped to a black background. The first 30 seconds or so are the establishing shots, showing that the bright light is the moon and the people are out in a yard or...
It's just too hard to see what motion comes from camera motion parallax, operator slewing, or actual object maneuvering.
There's a background pattern, but we can't really tell what is fixed sensor noise, and what is possibly the ground.
The...
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Source: https://youtu.be/BG4yxQm51JM?si=n-qxFpRPeejka4LG
I recently made a simple animation (top down, over head map) trying to get a better visualization of the Nimitz incident. I was wondering if Sitrec or some other model could be...
That's an interesting one. @flarkey posted a picture showing diffraction spikes on the port wingtip of a plane which I guess is caused by reflected sunlight (not localised heating by sunlight, or some other heat source at the wingtip):
From...
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...