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Originally posted by TeslaandLyne
There appears a dark oval spot with a lighter top.
Good enough for a saucer in any ones book but a government agent.
The anti Tesla/UFO/Free Energy troops are always vigilante.
Originally posted by optimus primal
reply to post by TeslaandLyne
seriously?? because i think and put forth evidence to back up that they are most likely birds, i'm a government agent and anti tesla? that's just....sad and pathetic.
Originally posted by lushyslushy
reply to post by truth2u
you already posted these pictures.
your post
Originally posted by Blueracer
I clicked on the links but they were taking way too long to load. So I gave up.
are you just going to call me a cia agent and tesla hater(which i am wholeheartedly not by the way).
Originally posted by truth2u
Originally posted by TeslaandLyne
There appears a dark oval spot with a lighter top.
Good enough for a saucer in any ones book but a government agent.
The anti Tesla/UFO/Free Energy troops are always vigilante.
Yep I think it's a saucer but a gov agent thats a little harsh. After all they've managed to fool the free word ever since the cia and tv or, gov agents too. You've been FED junk since the beginning. Pun Intended!
Originally posted by optimus primal
looks like birds to me. you don't believe birds can travel 300 feet in 4 seconds in midflight? i'm pretty sure it's entirely possible.
really? do you know how fast birds fly? fortunately i have a site that shows the average flight speeds for the most common birds caught in photos(common in my opinion) pigeons,sparrows,swallows and starlings now if you convert the miles per hour to feet per second you'll find that it's not impossible for the birds to fly out of screen in four seconds.
i'm assuming you were roughly 300 feet away from the building, the birds were at the maximum probably around 5-6 hundred feet away from you, giving the furthest birds a roughly similar arc of camera shot to travel through, the birds closest less of a distance to get out of the camera's view. they were obviously caught in midflight, meaning there was constant motion and no need to try and calculate how long it takes to get to maximum speed. now this isn't even taking into account that they might have had a wind behind them giving them even greater speed.
clearly the pigeon is capable of making the distance no problem without an accompaning wind behind them, even assuming they were all going in the same direction. the other three would probably barely make it(again if they were all going the same direction) but would have no problem with a tailwind(i believe that's what it's called when the wind is behind pushing them forward). obviously they were not all going in the same direction so the ones closest to the edges of the frames dont even have to be going 5 miles an hour to make it out of your shot.
i'm not saying ufo's, terrestrial secret government tech or otherwise, don't exist, just that your photos aren't ufos. i mean really, take a look again at the second object above the man to the far left in the jeans and longsleave shirt, that's clearly a bird with it's wings in the top part of flapping. you'd expect if they were some type of vehicles they'd be uniform in design wouldn't you. instead almost every one is different in shape and size just like one would expect of blurred out birds in flight. anything else you'd like me to explain about birds in flight in your picture?
Originally posted by truth2u
reply to post by DroolsAlot
Yes birds play an important roll in this. notice the sleeve in this image of Jessup
FULL STORY
[edit on 6-10-2008 by truth2u]
Originally posted by fleabit
I think it's nothing for a simple reason: All the specks are generally the same size. So unless your ufos all appeared instantly, and all at the exact same distance (or, they were different distances, but amazingly, with their different sizes, they were either closer or further away, making them all look the same size).. I'd say it was a different and more mundane set of dots. Birds, gnats, dust, who knows. I don't see anyone in the picture looking upwards at the ufos. Are you suggesting alien craft all appeared instantly, you snapped a photograph, and then they all instantly disappeared? You do realize how unlikely that sounds, as opposed to a more reasonable theory that they were a much more common object, right?