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Originally posted by samureyed
OK... here are screenshots of a small portion of the symbols.
They are taken in order from left to right, top to bottom. I skipped a few when they got really blurry as you will see. Now this is seriously like 1 minute of the footage, if that.
Im hoping someone will be able to recognize a pattern in these things. Obviously there are hundreds more to document but I just don't have the time right now. Lets see what ATS can make of them
Originally posted by waveguide3
Here's a video I made to explain what's happening. This was Sirius filmed using a CCD camera attached to a large telescope. The whole system was very solidly mounted. The only way I could get any vibration was to thump the mount with my hand. The system tends to vibrate in a 'Figure 8' fashion, so the 'symbols' tend to appear similar throughout. The more random shapes seen in the Stephenville clip are due to the cameraman's heartbeat as he tries to hold the camera steady while focussing on the point light source. From the amount of scintillation shown, I'd say this was also the star Sirius.
WaveGuide3
[edit on 10-11-2008 by waveguide3]
Originally posted by RFBurns
Looks to me like time lapsed video of a light source bouncing around. And why is the original video framerate so sporatic and not constant.
Originally posted by GrayFox
How do we know for sure that it's Sirius though?