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Originally posted by zorgon
reply to post by Palasheea
But in all things there is balance... since I started Pegasus I get just as many 'helpful' leads pointing me to those documents... The trickiest thing is knowing WHAT to search for... a simple word like MISTY and you would be surprised what that lead to There are those inside who want it out... the only question is "which side is stronger.." And THAT is the scary part
Now imagine for a minute that these :secret spaceships" are up there... well they don't want you to find them... and if they are fitted with those new fangled beam weapons we have been reading about... well maybe if you are looking at them... THEY are looking at YOU Have you seen the quality of space photos these days? And I don't mean google Earth..
So maybe if you spot them they just push a button and..... ZZAAPPPPP
Pleasant Dreams
Happy Holidays
Originally posted by Jose Escamilla
I feel I've been a bit too demanding with all these rules, etc.ATS already has it figured, so I am going to really, really focus only on the subject and ignore the postings that get my irk-on. I just don't want the forum closed because of people's commentary.
Originally posted by Jose Escamilla
I feel I've been a bit too demanding with all these rules,
so I am going to really, really focus only on the subject and ignore the postings that get my irk-on.
Originally posted by Europa733
A friend of mine who is a confirmed astronomer told me that the equipment used by Mr Lenard to film "satellites" seems ok , the only thing is that he probably has a pretty good technique to follow objects without knowing their orbital parameters.
One question, what is (in the photos posted by Free-Spirit), the equipment (black box) used in the back of the telescope in the picture located in the lower right ?
Let me translate what my friend said :
"Knowing that the webcam allows him to get video as well, we could eventually think that by adding (superposition) different images (of artificial satellites) from the video that were taken in a rather short period of time to avoid perspective changes. This addition allows one user to show details that weren't there before. But if this method is used to a certain extent, it could add artefacts that do not exist in reality."
This is just an hypothesis, and only confirmed astrophotographers (I am not) know this techniques, but this could explain the strangeness of the objects filmed by Mr Lenard.
Originally posted by Sorscoder
I have seen this happen all to many times and your right, the paths to the info brings not only the attention from us who seek the info but also the attention of those who are trying to keep it from our scrutiny.
Originally posted by Stari
who knows what NASA left or removed from there sites after further review.