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Originally posted by UKWO1Phot
Mmmmm Stella, my only mistress...
Right you have to remember the window is not a full 90 degrees to the object, and refraction from 2 panes of glass can catch it at that angle.
[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/fee02a957639.png[/atsimg]
obviously a bit rough, but gives you a decent idea.
Where are my stars...
Originally posted by DaMod
reply to post by kinda kurious
That cannot be the case. Here is why
[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/cf89ef0194d7.jpg[/atsimg]
As you can see the roof is included in the reflection in the window. The light reflected is placed above to roof. The streetlight is not in the FOV because it is below the roof. The only thing that could be reflected in the window is something above to roof. (thats how fov works)
Originally posted by DaMod There you have it.
Originally posted by kinda kurious
Originally posted by DaMod There you have it.
Sorry Sherlock. Did we miss something? There you have what?
KK
[edit on 28-4-2009 by kinda kurious]
Originally posted by DaMod
Lol look it over again lol....
First, I know it would have to be on the outside of the frame, which was my original point of getting him to videotape the outside. If he lives in an apartment, do you think a landlord would be alright with construction of an outside frame, of a piece of glass, that would possibly weigh in around 50-80lbs, for a 1 1/2 min youtube clip? Also, it seems that he lives on the second floor of his building, and with the roofing on these British buildings, it would also make it hard to get a frame on the outside for a small video.
Originally posted by ImaginaryReality1984
Erm you're assuming he used thick glass, you seem to assume a lot in fact. I have used blue tack to hold glass in a greenhouse for a couple of hours whilst i searched for the metal clips i needed, this was quite a large piece. As for the edges, take a look at the video, the edges could be on the outside of the frame not the inside, that is how i would to it if i were trying to hoax something. It really wouldn't be difficult supporting the glass if i was going for a hoax. Your experience experience of working with windows for a living means nothing frankly. That's like saying the inventor of the deck of cards wouldn't be fooled by a magician.
Then by all means, DO IT. I was asking earlier if anybody could duplicate this effect on computer and show us. If you can easily hang these 3-4 foot wide by 5-6 feet high pieces of glass out of a two story apartment with ease, then by all means, do it.
I could fake something right now and some person somewhere could never e convinced it was fake.
What were the other ways to duplicate this besides some computer software or the reflection technique? I can see how anything could be faked, but thats why we're trying to come up with an explanation.
Look i can see how this would be faked, there are a number of ways which have been mentioned and as such i cannot accept this was something in the sky.
No, in fact, he feels a little strange about it all. Its all over the internet now on a bunch of UFO sites, and none of them have come to a conclusion, other then a reflection, which I don't know about yet. He told me his message box on youtube is FLOODED, and he never expected this kind of reaction.
Originally posted by Republican08
Wonder if this guy ever even thought that hundreds of people on a website would be analyzing this so greatly.
Just a thought.
Originally posted by TravisT
First, I know it would have to be on the outside of the frame, which was my original point of getting him to videotape the outside. If he lives in an apartment, do you think a landlord would be alright with construction of an outside frame, of a piece of glass, that would possibly weigh in around 50-80lbs, for a 1 1/2 min youtube clip? Also, it seems that he lives on the second floor of his building, and with the roofing on these British buildings, it would also make it hard to get a frame on the outside for a small video.
Originally posted by TravisT
I don't think you understand why I want to see his window, and the outside. I'm not hoping he was foolish enough to keep his frame and glass that he used to fool us laying around, but to see if its even possible. Do you understand now? You say I assume a lot, but thats all we can do at this moment, and is the basis of coming to a solid theory. Without assumption, we don't come to any conclusion.
Originally posted by TravisT
Then by all means, DO IT. I was asking earlier if anybody good duplicate this effect on computer and show us. If you can easily hang these 3-4 foot wide by 5-6 feet high pieces of glass out of a two story apartment with ease, then by all means, do it.
Originally posted by TravisT
What were the other ways to duplicate this besides some computer software or the reflection technique? I can see how anything could be faked, but thats why we're trying to come up with an explanation.
Originally posted by TravisT
I'm just astounded how you keep saying I "assume to much", when NOBODY has come to a definitive conclusion, which means you're in the same boat as all of us with our assumptions.
[edit on 28-4-2009 by TravisT]
Originally posted by DaMod
reply to post by ImaginaryReality1984
Please stop talking crap to people and recreate it already!!! You said you could do it, so now do it! That actually would add something to this thread. Also you couldn't use a piece of glass that was too thin. There would be prismatic dissipation therefore the light on the window would not be opaque. It's got to be a thick collective surface. And even if this is the case how is there a reflection behind this on a window on the outside of the house in the exact dimensions to where it should be for an object in the sky.
Crazy how I'm using debunking methods to debunk a debunk.
[edit on 28-4-2009 by DaMod]