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It's not always easy to hear where a shot comes from. The acoustics of the environment play a large part as pointed out by @Mendel. Even if no-one was filmed/ photographed pointing in the direction they think a shot came from, we know there was...

Here's the main difference: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was shot from a distance of approximately 205 to 207 feet (about 62 to 63 meters). (see Source: https://binreminded.medium.com/forensic-analysis-report-fbdbfc8378d0 for reference) "Kirk...

Hello. I am infact a human and not at all a bot. I'm coming over from the insanity that is reddit where there are too many bots for any conversation to be worth while.

First picture: a lightsource In front of the church. Second picture: A bright light possibly behind the church, or possibly shining from a window in the right side of the dome which the "glare" area overlaps. Pictures/ footage of the church or...

"I have concepts of a disclosure!"

This truck is finally delivering Disclosure, it will be here Real Soon Now...

When you enable 3d buildings the camera elevation tries to follow the lidar/terrain map, but it is often annoying when you want to position the camera from a building as it will jump up and down on micro adjustments If you disable AGL then the...

I don’t know if the whole “Belgian wave” was a hoax, the photo is fake for sure. But it probably could have been a mix of hoaxes, hysteria, thermic inversions on radar, possibly military airplanes. Go figure, still a case with no hard evidence to...

You've just discovered that, at night time, you can't see a light that's not illuminated. This is called "darkness", and is quite common.

The moon's brightness overwhelms the camera sensor so the dark part of the cross disappears. Here's a picture of a sunset to illustrate that. Bear in mind that with night-time photography, the aperture has to be wide open or else the picture...