I greatly appreciate all of the information from this community. It's important to have such information when analyzing a sighting.
So in summary I think we have an aircraft:
- flying low at around 100 mph
- not reporting adsb
- flying with an...
The frame I included was on match. It was just a bit fiddly to get more (or see the existing ones) with the camera rotation, the twilight, and the clouds.
The background noise in an image is the "grain" or "static", the random pattern of variations in brightness you can see here (contrast set to 5 in Sitrec)
I was looking for repeating patterns in the clouds when one of my bots noticed there...
I went back and checked out the three sightings you described, because I wanted to understand what you meant when you said you had corroboration for the first one. I'm not dismissing your experiences, but there's a pretty big difference between...
The background noise in an image is the "grain" or "static", the random pattern of variations in brightness you can see here (contrast set to 5 in Sitrec)
I was looking for repeating patterns in the clouds when one of my bots noticed there...
The background noise in an image is the "grain" or "static", the random pattern of variations in brightness you can see here (contrast set to 5 in Sitrec)
I was looking for repeating patterns in the clouds when one of my bots noticed there...
The first question that comes to mind is whether the noise can now be subtracted from each frame, just so we can get a clearer view of what the source layers were before adding the noise. I know that we have a positive ID on the "explosion" asset...
I did this using spare capacity included in my subscription (and one free reset) on and off over a week. Had I used the API, it would have been. quite expensive.
Again, that's not what I paid. It was free, as it was compute that was spare...
I did this using spare capacity included in my subscription (and one free reset) on and off over a week. Had I used the API, it would have been. quite expensive.
Again, that's not what I paid. It was free, as it was compute that was spare...
The background noise in an image is the "grain" or "static", the random pattern of variations in brightness you can see here (contrast set to 5 in Sitrec)
I was looking for repeating patterns in the clouds when one of my bots noticed there...
The background noise in an image is the "grain" or "static", the random pattern of variations in brightness you can see here (contrast set to 5 in Sitrec)
I was looking for repeating patterns in the clouds when one of my bots noticed there...