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Originally posted by Ectoterrestrial
I watched the video, and I need a few things explained to me:
1) Why does the angular course change of pheonomena #1 appear to correspond temporally, and exactly, with the zoom out of the camera?
2) Why do the formation objects in the final example travel on a flat plane, rather than converging to the horizon as they move further away?
3) Why did the investigator not address the astrochemist's advice to look for the objects to appear in multiple cameras, and consider any noted parallax? It would seem that would be eminently important.
Originally posted by Ectoterrestrial
I watched the video, and I need a few things explained to me:
1) Why does the angular course change of pheonomena #1 appear to correspond temporally, and exactly, with the zoom out of the camera?
2) Why do the formation objects in the final example travel on a flat plane, rather than converging to the horizon as they move further away?
3) Why did the investigator not address the astrochemist's advice to look for the objects to appear in multiple cameras, and consider any noted parallax? It would seem that would be eminently important.
Originally posted by jonSUN
Heres the vid
video.google.com...
My apologies if this has been posted before. This video shows ufo's on nasa's own videos of space missions. It also shows how if ufo's were capable of traveling at or faster than the speed of light, they would not be visible to the naked eye. The narrator also is able to calculate the speed of the ufo's at the time of 900,000 miles per hour & some sizes of ufo's from 2 to 3 miles in width. My first time seeing this vid, & thought it all parts were explained well.
Originally posted by TrappedSoul
Why the hell is google hosting that video?!
It's copyrighted, and it's not legal to put it on the net like this!!
Originally posted by Ectoterrestrial
1) Why does the angular course change of pheonomena #1 appear to correspond temporally, and exactly, with the zoom out of the camera?
Originally posted by denythestatusquo
Uh you came out of nowhere, a few posts to do an expert debunking and yet I know what you are saying here is pure b/s?
I saw the video and I don't know what you are talking about.
Originally posted by wingsfan
very excellent vid, very much worth my time as well. thanks!
Originally posted by Ectoterrestrial
Originally posted by denythestatusquo
Uh you came out of nowhere, a few posts to do an expert debunking and yet I know what you are saying here is pure b/s?
I saw the video and I don't know what you are talking about.
1)I do not claim to be an expert.
2) I am asking simple questions
3) Please refrain from personal attacks.
How are my observatoins pure b/s? Please elaborate. I would suggest you refer to the videos, rather than your preconceptions of my character.
Originally posted by denythestatusquo
In regards the video, and your questions, I'll attempt to answer them but my responses will indicate that they don't detract from the idea that ufo's were being observed as you seem to suggest they should:
1. You would do the same if viewing such an object with a camera would you not?
2. If in fact the objects are moving away from the earth then the effect you mention would be observed.
3. The number of objects actually is not a big issue here is it? It is the observed behaviour of a number of objects that nobody can account for.