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I agree, that is why I will ignore what you just said, that it is a fact that the objects move behind the tether and that the "UFO's are releasing waves of high energy".
Originally posted by Krumm
Some of them MOVED BEHIND THE TETHER FROM 90 MILES AWAYS!!!
That is a fact. And when they fotage is slowed down, you can see that the UFO's are releasing waves of high energy.
Dont let anyone tell you what your seeing, you know what your seeing. Open your eyes, your hearts and your minds. Look at them. It does not take a rocket scientist to tell you what you are seeing.
Originally posted by nablator
Sorry to contradict you daniel_g, but small bright out of focus lights are seen as disks regardless of diffraction. Just basic optics. The tether is way out of focus too, or else it wouldn't appear to be so thick.
Daniel, I applaud your efforts, but you cannot change anything on this subject.
Originally posted by daniel_g
Conclusions: You just proved diffraction a second time. Basically, since light acts as a wave, when it encounters an obstacle, it will bend around it, meaning that the objects that are far away will still be visible even if there is a small obstacle in between the lens and that object.
Originally posted by waveguide3
The only discs we see 'in front' of the tether image are those which are closer to their focus. Since the particles are at slightly differing distances from the camera, they focus at slightly different settings.
Originally posted by daniel_g
You are right, basic optics tells you that small out of focus lights are seen as disks, but it doesn't tell you why. Advanced optics will tell you about Resolving Power and how it is ultimately limited by diffraction, and diffraction tells you why you see Airy Disks when you are out of focus.
Originally posted by WitnessFromAfar
So I guess we're left with the one truly unexplainable part of this footage now, which I'd love to hear your thoughts on.
The behavior of these 'objects', how some slow down, some stop, and some change direction.