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Originally posted by Donoso
reply to post by housegroove23
I'm baffled. There's not a single shred of evidence to dictate that what Gridkeeper is trying to push as interstellar spaceships are anything more then:
- Low Earth orbit objects being viewed and tracked via Go-To. Faulty imaging/lenses/mirrors to produce the "extraordinary" look.
- Complete hoax on John and Gridkeeper's part.
I'm still going to go out and see if I can reproduce anything.
Originally posted by gauncents
reply to post by Donoso
You got it all right, Jose has been in "works" and "negotiations" with JLW for how long? It took Jose E Scam illa only about 2 days here to say forget the whole thing that he had originally saught here. This thread is done. He sure did get his plugs in though. Everyone here knows that. Someone said once that there is no such thing as bad publicity.
He comes in here once or twice in the morning, once or twice at night, but we talk about him all day.
Jose is winning with this. I say let's not let that happen!
Originally posted by Donoso
reply to post by livo74
I don't think I would be denying ignorance at this point if I were to list this as anything but what I mentioned. There's absolutely no reason to believe these are interstellar spaceships being piloted by extraterrestrial beings
Originally posted by Stari
Also, I did notice that on the Jeff Rense website the first video he showed there was a shot of the ISS using the aparatus. Did anyone else notice how blurry it was? Why wouldn't he have just adjusted through the cameras manual controls to eleminate the blurry image? That might sound like a really dumb question but I am no expert at taking photos. I guess since I have spent so many years in the research biz I should probably get my hands into that aspect of it all and learn it. I just have more fun finding the good stuff in the images that others have taken to really get into the taking of them.
Thanks for any help
Star
Originally posted by Stari
Does anyone have any other ideas or suggestions for me that I might have forgotten on how to start this project?
Originally posted by Stari
Lets get back on track here.
I have a 6" diameter scope that is a generic Meade. I also have a Sony videocamera with a 900 x zoom and Nightshot and nightplus I think it's called. And I have a CCD camera that hooks up to my laptop. I have to figure out how to hook the videocamera up to my scope so I can start searching also. I have never been able to view anything other than the moon with my CCD camera, it was purchased really cheap off the net. But my videocamera is not a cheap one.
On my next day off I will start my search on Sony's website for an adapter that would work with both videocamera and scope. My videocamera does come with a USB cable to hook into my laptop so I am hoping I will be able to view and video tape this straight to my laptop.
Does anyone have any other ideas or suggestions for me that I might have forgotten on how to start this project?
Thanks for any help
Star
Originally posted by TeslaandLyne
Too bad we can't disable his u2uing.
Notorious bashers must come at Jose cause I never saw some of them,
ats ignore ... the best.
He might have used ignore to his advantage, if a large number would suffice.