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Originally posted by Guzzeppi
It is backed up by Gerry Gilmore, Cambridge University, Institute of Astronomy.This game with us though has gone on long enough. I just want full disclosure and truth.
Originally posted by Guzzeppi
Maybe someone can email him and ask him how he came about his conclusions? Maybe someone with some influence like Jose?
Originally posted by Jose Escamilla
Originally posted by Guzzeppi
When I first edited Interstellar, I had no reason to doubt Lenard and I had included these in the film, but upon finding out they were falsehoods, I immediately removed them. I think Lenard may have uploaded the film on some websites that still had these quotes in the film. If he did the film is the one I personally sent him for review prior to releasing it on TBLN.
Jose Escamilla
[edit on 19-12-2007 by Jose Escamilla]
I have them still on the copy I bought from you with the endorsements.
Again you say "I think Lenard may have uploaded the film"
You seem to continue to release liability of yourself with all the excuses like, "i didn't know!" and "I had no reason the think otherwise!" and "if this is a hoax, i will refund everyone their money!"
Now you ask if this is all real I will research it all and release it to the public for no charge? If so, then why are you charging for it when it's borderline still. All your explanation and answers and questions seem all a little bipolar, Angry, mad, happy, sad, in a really, really, weird way.
Originally posted by Jose Escamilla
I can committ to this:
Anyone out there gets the goods on these space things that we can verify as being really there, I will gladly put all my time and efforts in producing and releasing the information to the public at no cost to the project. When I do a project I go 100% until it's finished.
Originally posted by livo74
..will personably be unable to add to search, unless the zoom function on my mobile phone counts as a telescope ..??
Originally posted by sherpa
Don't know what it is called though I think the best bet is to try to match these to a night sky simulator like Starry Night or similar software.
Originally posted by Guzzeppi
Hello,
Yep, it's me the big bad guy again.
www.youtube.com...
By using a high-speed camera we can choose those images that are least affected by the atmosphere and combine them to give a much higher resolution image then we would get if we simply added together all the images irrespective of their quality. By doing this we are selecting those fortunate moments when the fluctuations in the atmosphere are at the smallest. This is what we call "Lucky Imaging". Lucky imaging techniques may be used both for astronomical observations with telescopes and for ground-ground imaging such as surveillance work with long focus lenses.
Originally posted by Jose Escamilla
Originally posted by livo74
I can't wait to test this Meade scope this Satruday. The rain is supposed to stop and it looks like a clear day coming up. We're getting a web cam and playing with a camcorder as well. Looking forward to testing this out.
Jose Escamilla
I'm sure it will go something like this... 'I can't believe what we have found on our own...and so on."
mods, please leave this post here as reference since this thread is a "case file"
If we continue to change the case, from which this thread originally started as. Now it's just about stargazing. We will need info to reference to, since Jose keeps changing his mind.