Ronny Leblanc, of " Paranormal caught on camera", retweet of ufo's on the moon...

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Whatever these are cast a shadow going over the moon, then disappear, but is it because they are going to the dark side or become invisible....?

a reply to: data5091
I had to laugh at the header!

2023 All will be revealed

I reminds me of how many times I've heard this before, just like all the times the 'end of the world' date has come and gone in my lifetime.

a reply to: data5091

but is it because they are going to the dark side or become invisible....?

Neither. It's because it's a fake. Funny how these folks think they're the only ones with a telescope aimed at the moon at that exact time. There are thousands, maybe tens of thousands and this guy is the only one to notice this ?

They look like those GR-75's medium transports

a reply to: data5091

That video was posted on ATS some time ago, maybe in 2020.

I'll look for it.

Pretty sure there have been multiple threads about this video before.
And if I remember correctly they was quickly brushed aside as fakes.
Cannot remember why they where stamped fake.

a reply to: data5091

This exact video keeps coming up, looks so good. I've heard debunk after debunk.


They say it's just good CGI, but it sure looks good doesn't it?

God it looks so good, it's nagging me.

I found the main (I suppose) thread about it: Moon UFOs (Or why would someone fake this).

I still think it's fake.

originally posted by: Bigburgh
They say it's just good CGI, but it sure looks good doesn't it?

If you don't examine it too closely maybe, but it really falls apart if you start analyzing it.

originally posted by: ArMaP
I found the main (I suppose) thread about it: Moon UFOs (Or why would someone fake this).

I still think it's fake.

That's a long thread, but for people who don't want to read the whole thread, the atmospheric motion blur is a CGI effect which stops before the end of the video, in effect proving it's a fake video, as explained here:

a reply to: Arbitrageur

Thank you

a reply to: nugget1 Same here! LOL!
Just get it over with and tell us (Like that's gonna happen!)

Always look at the shadows (or lack thereof) .
That will answer the question "Fact or Faked".

If they were real, and seems likely they exist only in a computer somewhere, they would have to be absolutely massive, Mike’s and miles long. THAT would be difficult to keep quiet.

a reply to: Gothmog

For someone that thinks about the details, getting good fake shadows is not difficult.

a reply to: Arbitrageur

Captain D's videos -and this one in particular - are excellent guides to making credible fake videos.

Imagine the below and how it could really blow people's minds:


1)
create rolling shutter effect

2)
fix the clouds

3)
make a less obvious artificiel motion blur (and don't forget the last frame)

4)
ally yourself with several other people in different geographical locations with simultaneous view of the Moon

5)
recreate the video from the appropriate slightly different perspectives

6)
have one or more of your accomplices known in moon watcher/astrophotography circles beforehand.

7)
upload videos in a non-suspicious manner, some independently, some reactively cooperating the others.

8)
have the accomplice(s) with a presence in astrophotography circles write something to the effect of "hey, I'm pretty sure I have Moon footage from exactly that time .. let me go check my recordings" on appropriate boards.

9)
watch minds get blown all over the world.

edit:

10)
profit handsomely from owning the now super viral videos.

a reply to: DupontDeux

It has always been like this, but today is even easier to achieve:
how many people you can fool depends on how many resources you want to spend.

It's the end of a timeline/cycle, not the world.. And it happened in a 2 year window from 2020 to the 8th January 2022. New timeline/cycle.

originally posted by: nugget1
a reply to: data5091
I had to laugh at the header!

2023 All will be revealed

I reminds me of how many times I've heard this before, just like all the times the 'end of the world' date has come and gone in my lifetime.

originally posted by: wlee48868
It's the end of a timeline/cycle, not the world.. And it happened in a 2 year window from 2020 to the 8th January 2022. New timeline/cycle.

originally posted by: nugget1
a reply to: data5091
I had to laugh at the header!

2023 All will be revealed

I reminds me of how many times I've heard this before, just like all the times the 'end of the world' date has come and gone in my lifetime.

That makes it even more humorous! How did you figure out what the op 'didn't' say?
Presenting only a portion of information and expecting everyone reading it to be psychic and automatically know the rest is asking a lot.

a reply to: data5091

This is one of the better footage of alien "craft" in the proximity of the moon proving the reality of extra-terrestrials. Since they are visible in sunlight there's no reason to think that because they are moving from the light to the dark they've become invisible. They are just out of the light.

a reply to: idusmartias

Pay close attention to the shadows. They're inconsistent. The shadow of the craft at the top seems to teleport a little bit. Go frame by frame and you'll catch it. I was convinced at first but upon close inspection you can tell this is probably a fake. Who knows though.