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Originally posted by Palasheea
ArMap, you haven't a clue. Hopkins Airport is waaaaay out there in Brookpark and we don't even get commercial airliners flying over us in the region where we are living.
But if we see an airliner flying out there way into the distance, we assume that it's going to hopkins but most of the time we don't even those planes because Cleveland is too smoggy to see far enough anyway.
Originally posted by ArMaP
Originally posted by Palasheea
ArMap, you haven't a clue. Hopkins Airport is waaaaay out there in Brookpark and we don't even get commercial airliners flying over us in the region where we are living.
No, I don't have a clue, I only have that video of some lights that nobody really knows what they are, so I am trying to see other possibilities.
For example, if there wasn't any flights arriving at that airport at that time I would have ignored that possibility, but as they were 2 flights arriving at that time I still think that it is possible that they were 2 airplanes.
And I didn't say that the airport was near, I said that I see many times airplanes do that type of manoeuvre at a distance of some 30km before they reach the airport.
I also didn't say that there were any flights over where you live, you do not need to have flights over you to see the airplanes in the distance preparing to land.
But if we see an airliner flying out there way into the distance, we assume that it's going to hopkins but most of the time we don't even those planes because Cleveland is too smoggy to see far enough anyway.
Well, that is something I really do not know, we do not have smog here where I live, near the Atlantic ocean and the Tagus river, and we can see the airplanes very far away, and when we do the lights appear to flicker, maybe because of the distance, that was another thing that made me think of airplanes.
Originally posted by Kacen
This is great, I can't wait to see this footage of yours. I hope its clear, and lets hope you live up to our expectations.
I don't usually trust Fox news so I'll just have to see the footage when its posted online.
Originally posted by Frozenthought
i will repeat, these objects were very close, and made no sound at all. I have been down at the lake a million times and even when a small airplane is even anywhere close, you can hear it very well. The airplane thing does not work for me.
By the way, right click on the video while you are watching and you can zoom in, wow!
Originally posted by Hydden
At the 1:05 mark, the 2nd object is moving away from the first then ZOOMS back over next to *right* before the night-vision kicks in.
Originally posted by ArMaP
Originally posted by Hydden
At the 1:05 mark, the 2nd object is moving away from the first then ZOOMS back over next to *right* before the night-vision kicks in.
I think you already answered it.
As far as I see it, the camera cannot use that level of zoom with night-vision, so it zoomed-out before activating it, but I think that it's better to ask it to Frozenthought.
Originally posted by Frozenthought
As far as I see it, the camera cannot use that level of zoom with night-vision, so it zoomed-out before activating it, but I think that it's better to ask it to Frozenthought.
Originally posted by disownedsky
Are we to understand that the only reason you believe that these are not planes is because you couldn't hear them?
Let's face it, they look and move like planes and appear to exhibit strobes. How could you tell how far away they were?
Originally posted by ArMaP
I noticed now that I forgot to tell one of the reasons I think those are airplanes going to an airport:
The first object, after starting to move to the left (or when it turns to the right, if we were seeing it coming towards us), its trajectory is not parallel to the horizon, it is descending at a constant (or almost constant) rate, like an airplane landing.
Originally posted by _Phoenix_
Normally when I see a plane at night, it seems to have at least 3 lights, 1 on each wing, and one in the middle, the wing lights flash every 2 seconds about. None of these sings seem to appear on the video.
Unless the planes are different over there than here in the uk?
Video Looks very interesting, keep us updated on future events and past videos.
Good stuff. That lake sounds very interesting.
[edit on 5-2-2007 by _Phoenix_]