It's a little easier to see the path bends on adsb exchange. The straight segment between the two bends is basically centered over a location 80 miles west of the middle of Phoenix. Just south of the Atlas Solar farm.
Lets say we assume it is...
Marc Dantonio, who is an expert on UFOs (I believe he is a photography expert for MUFON or was at one point), posted this all sky camera shot on his facebook page:
Source: https://www.facebook.com/reel/1445425854175238
I have not entered a...
Done. Camera/FOV/Fisheye
https://www.metabunk.org/sitrec/?custom=1/DAntonio%20all_sky%20streak/20260827_121840.js
I was already working on it. I'd been meaning to do it for a while, but this was the case that actually seemed to need it.
I...
Yes, that's a good summary. I think it's a matter of perspective. Both Clarke and Robinson seem to favor the hoax hypothesis, or at least that's what Robinson claims in his latest blog post. But he wants proof of a hoax, and given the current...
Hang on @Kyle Ferriter the date on your ADSB playbacks is out by a day - the time should be 04:19UTC on 2024-07-02, not Jul 03.
But funnily enough there was another KC135 at the right date & time following a very similar flight path...
I dont think thats the plane. The flight path of the UFO against the stars in the video doesn't match the sitrec replay, even with taking in the fisheye lens distortion. It is close as it passes through Ursa Major but the turn isn't significant...
I dont think thats the plane. The flight path of the UFO against the stars in the video doesn't match the sitrec replay, even with taking in the fisheye lens distortion. It is close as it passes through Ursa Major but the turn isn't significant...
It's a little easier to see the path bends on adsb exchange. The straight segment between the two bends is basically centered over a location 80 miles west of the middle of Phoenix. Just south of the Atlas Solar farm.
Lets say we assume it is...
This is what a fisheye lens can do with straight lines. I think it likely that a plane made ONE change in direction during the course of its flight (not unusual if lining up for a landing site), but the rest can be attributed to the lens.
This is what a fisheye lens can do with straight lines. I think it likely that a plane made ONE change in direction during the course of its flight (not unusual if lining up for a landing site), but the rest can be attributed to the lens.
This is what a fisheye lens can do with straight lines. I think it likely that a plane made ONE change in direction during the course of its flight (not unusual if lining up for a landing site), but the rest can be attributed to the lens.