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originally posted by: b0kal0ka
a reply to: Lazy88
How did the hoaxer make these videos in such short time with so much detail and accurate science?
originally posted by: b0kal0ka
a reply to: Lazy88
What's the story you've come up with to fit your hoaxer scenario? How did the hoaxer make these videos in such short time with so much detail and accurate science?
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originally posted by: b0kal0ka
a reply to: Lazy88
Ashton Forbes lives rent free in your head 😂😂😂. I don't give a # about him.
originally posted by: Lazy88
MH370 went missing on March 8, 2014. Ten weeks after that, an anonymous YouTuber, RegicideAnon, posted a video that purported to be a stereo satellite image of a plane. The video (since deleted but still available on archive.org) shows some clouds over a blue ocean background. A plane, banking steeply, flies into view from the top left.
About fifteen seconds later, a white orb-like object flies in and begins to loop around the plane. It’s joined a few seconds later by two more. The three orbs orbit the plane as it levels out; then there’s a sudden flash of light, and the plane and orbs vanish without a trace.
It was a simple-looking fake, something any artist could knock out in a few days with common tools such as Blender and After-Effects. Most people recognized this and paid it very little attention. It had little impact but gained a steady trickle of views.
Three weeks later, a second video was released. This showed what looked like the same scene, but now from the perspective of a military drone filming with a thermal camera. Again, the plane flies into view, the orbs follow it, and then it vanishes in a flash. Again, most people assumed—quite correctly—that it was fake, and no one really paid it any attention.
That should have been the end of it. But fast-forward to 2023. People on the Reddit forum r/UFOs suddenly rediscovered the videos. Reddit user Voelkero posted links to the video and commented, “My hope is that some of you will be able to conclusively prove that it is faked.”
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originally posted by: UpIsNowDown2
originally posted by: Lazy88
a reply to: ArMaP
The color video is claimed to be from satellite because it’s highly unlikely with no evidence there was anything in the area to film it. If it was civilian or in most cases military it would have a transponder. Unless stealth, it wound be on radar. A ballon over the ocean that happen to be in the flight path of 370? With video ability to film the jet? Why would a military assets film 370? And not through the heads up display? Civilians aircraft would have a transponder broadcasting. And most likely would film through a window.
Any record of aircraft in the area would be included in the flight 370 investigation.
But it’s worse than that. From the way pixels stack, the crappy resolution, the use of static backgrounds, and stock footage. The videos are a hoax.
Anyway. The “explosion” for this video is also found to be from stock footage.
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originally posted by: b0kal0ka
a reply to: Lazy88
Nope, you STILL haven't answered my question. I want the STORY behind the hoaxer and why they would bother to make two perfectly in-sync videos so soon after the plane disappeared.
If this is a hoax like you claim, then let's work out the story behind it.
originally posted by: BeyondKnowledge3
a reply to: b0kal0ka
Those videos probably took less than an hour to make both of them given the right individual with the right equipment and talent. No one ever said they started on it after the disappearance. There is nothing indicating those videos were not made years before the aircraft in question disappeared. You assumed the video was started after the disappearance.
Noone ever stated that the video creators made those videos to be about MH370. Again you assumed that. Someone else had a copy and thought it would be fun to fool people by posing that it was about that aircraft.
originally posted by: UpIsNowDown2
originally posted by: b0kal0ka
a reply to: Lazy88
Nope, you STILL haven't answered my question. I want the STORY behind the hoaxer and why they would bother to make two perfectly in-sync videos so soon after the plane disappeared.
If this is a hoax like you claim, then let's work out the story behind it.
A simple enough reason would be money
Views on social media platforms generate money for the uploaded and the more they are shared by others to sites like ATS gives them more money
originally posted by: Lazy88
originally posted by: b0kal0ka
Just look up the Corridor Crew's remake attempt to see how bad they did.
Got a link?