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Phage
reply to post by rockflier
I cannot agree with this, as aircraft motion would appear as a blurred path as opposed to 2 distinct images, albeit one transparent.
A satellite image is composed of multiple separate scans, not a single long exposure. The plane moves between scans.
www.exelisvis.com...
rockflier
Vasa Croe
reply to post by Mikeultra
Where did that image come from? Is there a source or story linked with it?
On page 197 of this forum, this first appeared. It was posted by a frequent poster in this forum. Here is the link to the actual cnn atricle it came from CNN Article
Hmmmmmmm
rockflier
Vasa Croe
reply to post by Mikeultra
Where did that image come from? Is there a source or story linked with it?
On page 197 of this forum, this first appeared. It was posted by a frequent poster in this forum. Here is the link to the actual cnn atricle it came from CNN Article
Except the plane would have been over that area at about 3 or 4 A.M., that picture looks like daytime.
Hmmmmmmm
rockflier
Vasa Croe
reply to post by Mikeultra
Where did that image come from? Is there a source or story linked with it?
On page 197 of this forum, this first appeared. It was posted by a frequent poster in this forum. Here is the link to the actual cnn atricle it came from CNN Article
Except the plane would have been over that area at about 3 or 4 A.M., that picture looks like daytime.
Mikeultra
Hmmmmmmm
rockflier
Vasa Croe
reply to post by Mikeultra
Where did that image come from? Is there a source or story linked with it?
On page 197 of this forum, this first appeared. It was posted by a frequent poster in this forum. Here is the link to the actual cnn atricle it came from CNN Article
Except the plane would have been over that area at about 3 or 4 A.M., that picture looks like daytime.
There's no date on the satellite photo! It could have been taken days later if the plane was down in the river, and moved over by manipulation (photoshop).
Hmmmmmmm
reply to post by Mikeultra
Pixels are a part of any digital photo, especially when you zoom.
What I'm saying is that it's not a pic of MH370.
I could list 1,000 reasons, but I don't have that much time.
Hmmmmmmm
reply to post by Mikeultra
What I'm saying is that it's not a pic of MH370.
Brocade
Mikeultra
Hmmmmmmm
rockflier
Vasa Croe
reply to post by Mikeultra
Where did that image come from? Is there a source or story linked with it?
On page 197 of this forum, this first appeared. It was posted by a frequent poster in this forum. Here is the link to the actual cnn atricle it came from CNN Article
Except the plane would have been over that area at about 3 or 4 A.M., that picture looks like daytime.
There's no date on the satellite photo! It could have been taken days later if the plane was down in the river, and moved over by manipulation (photoshop).
If they were going to photoshop the image why wouldn't they just photoshop the 'plane' out?
Also, the picture is a couple of years old according to one of the comments on the article.
ireport.cnn.com...
SYDPAR,www(dot)tomnod(dot)com/nod/ had DigitalGlobe sat images up within one day for searching, i.e. images of 3/14 where available on 3/15. There are rumors that the US DoD has bought all civilian sat image time starting on 3/15, but I can't confirm that.
Mikeultra
Brocade
Mikeultra
Hmmmmmmm
rockflier
Vasa Croe
reply to post by Mikeultra
Where did that image come from? Is there a source or story linked with it?
On page 197 of this forum, this first appeared. It was posted by a frequent poster in this forum. Here is the link to the actual cnn atricle it came from CNN Article
Except the plane would have been over that area at about 3 or 4 A.M., that picture looks like daytime.
There's no date on the satellite photo! It could have been taken days later if the plane was down in the river, and moved over by manipulation (photoshop).
If they were going to photoshop the image why wouldn't they just photoshop the 'plane' out?
Also, the picture is a couple of years old according to one of the comments on the article.
I didn't see the comments saying it was years old. The source was CNN, so ask them why they didn't completely photo shop it out. They want people to speculate about it!
CNN PRODUCER NOTE This iReport has not been verified by CNN.
- Jareen, CNN iReport producer