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I don't think the camera is being "shaken loose". Seems more likely the jolts are simply the camera rotating in a manner that's not smooth. But in summary, basically all of Marik's overly detailed side-alleys of investigational word-salad are...

I thought that WAS "cute cats doing goofily adorable things".

I probably need to google the lyrics to get the joke, but I really enjoyed the song, especially the first version. Adding it to my playlist. Also, I am really pleased and proud to have been here for Metabunk's first nipples. What a time to be...

And, of course, the ones that are recognized as airplanes don't get passed along and passed around.

Hi, I'm Francisco, from Spain. I've compared the La Pava photographs shared earlier in this thread. After correcting perspective and aligning marks in the cement, I don't find the whole face moving across the surface. Video: Did La Pava really...

I'm happy you enjoyed it, but the lyrics are bunk. "Ever since I started singing, I was very influenced by American music and everything Americans did. So at a certain point, because I like American slang—which, for a singer, is much easier to...

I probably need to google the lyrics to get the joke, but I really enjoyed the song, especially the first version. Adding it to my playlist. Also, I am really pleased and proud to have been here for Metabunk's first nipples. What a time to be...

I like to think there are Metabunking orangutans up in the trees, explaining to the others what really happened...

Agree. "UFO Steals Plane From the Sky" is enough of a scifi trope, from "This Island Earth" through "Close Encounters" that it would come as no surprise at all that somebody was messing about with Blender or a similar software package by making...

A skilled CGI artist using a program like Blender could do it in a few hours or less. Corridor Crew on YouTube did a video showing how it was probably done. I used to make similar animations in blender. It's just a model of an aircraft parented...

I don't think the camera is being "shaken loose". Seems more likely the jolts are simply the camera rotating in a manner that's not smooth. But in summary, basically all of Marik's overly detailed side-alleys of investigational word-salad are...

No, the jolts are very obvious, and very obviously in-camera, so either the UFO knows when the camera gets jolted and starts rotating at that exact moment, or it's a jolt shaking the camera loose as it starts to rotate and it's all camera artifacts.