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The technology has its roots in government and military use, including NASA imaging. Called a “world-first for commercial use of super-resolution deconvolution technology,” ... SizeFixer is now available to the public.
Was a Russian Bulava missile involved ? UNDENIABLY YES
Was the spiral event due to a simple 3rd stage malfunction ? UNDENIABLY NO
Was EISCAT, HAARP or similar technology involved ? ALMOST CERTAINLY NO
Was the spiral event the result of the application of unknown technology associated with the Bulava missile ? MOST PROBABLY YES
The purpose of the spiral is to somehow enable the space contained within the envelope boundary to be "stretched, expanded or elongated".
After approximately 3 minutes have elapsed, the "test" is terminated or the power source becomes deactivated. This results in the spiral structure becoming unstable and losing self-cohesion ... basically it collapses and very rapidly. As it collapses, the 'altered' space within the envelope boundary reverts within seconds back to a 'normal' flat and unaltered state.
The purpose of the test ? Possibly to test technology capable of manipulating the fabric of space.
Originally posted by fooks
s+f!
great work on all 3.
there is only 1 thing i was thinking about.
how was that facing the camera.
you suggest that it would look like on edge but
what might be weirder is if that was 3D, a sphere.
only prob with that is i cannot figure out how it would develop.
i figured out that a black hole is portrayed as a black circle, 2D but it
cannot be like that in space. it would have to be a sphere.
so it would look like a circle from any angle. therefore...
any chance that could apply?
Finally, one observation that I believe has not been made by or commented on by anyone so far.
If we take a look at the Skjervoy image (Image3) that shows the initial stage of spiral dissipation, we see what at 1st glance appears to be an expanding circular region of darkness. It has been suggested by others that this is nothing more than the background dark sky beginning to show through again as the spiral material begins to fade away or dissipate towards the end of the event.
However, closer inspection appears to suggest that the dark void is not simply a 2 dimensional disk shape but may in fact be a 3 dimensional dark "globe" structure. The primary indication of its 3d structure is evidenced by the blue funnel shaped structure not completely covering the dark void from edge to edge, but instead apparently having a well defined boundary that stops far short of reaching the edge of the void.
You could liken it to an example where you have a flexible tube with a wide opening into which you're trying to force a much bigger spherical shaped object ... think of trying to force a bowling ball into a flexible tube that can stretch only so far ... the bowling ball will get stuck only part way into the tube opening after it has been stretched to its maximum. The important part of this analogy is that every part of the tube opening is in contact with the surface of the larger globe ... exactly as seen in that Skjervoy image.
I've taken that image and to show more clearly what I'm talking about, have reversed the colours and increased saturation levels. As can be readily seen, the funnel rim appears to be in complete contact with the globes surface but without touching the edges of the void.
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Originally posted by tauristercus
In particular, I'd like to thank PhotonEffect for locating and making available an extended version of the Tromso video clip which provided additional valuable data for me to use.
Originally posted by tauristercus
Unless you wish to remain in denial mode, you can't but agree that at the center of the spiral appears to be a definitive structure that is connected to the innermost ring. What the structure may be, is unfortunately unknown.
Originally posted by Nventual
Where can I find pictures taken side-on of the event? All I can find are the photos taken front-on.
Originally posted by Arbitrageur
Very detailed analysis. Nice work!
Has that extended clip also been made available to the rest of us, or just to you?
Regarding the "ring structure" being unknown, I assumed that it was merely rocket exhaust, is there any reason to doubt this? And the spiral structure linked to it I thought was leaking rocket exhaust.
Originally posted by Nventual
Where can I find pictures taken side-on of the event? All I can find are the photos taken front-on.
Originally posted by tauristercus
But for the artifact/structure to be so easily visible in those enlargements, immediately indicates that whatever it is, it's VERY big !
Originally posted by tauristercus
I classified it as 'unknown' because
(a) at a distance of 800+ kms, there is no way that we'd be able to image the 3rd stage of the Bulava which I believe is only 2m in diameter and approx. 3 or 4m in length.
But for the artifact/structure to be so easily visible in those enlargements, immediately indicates that whatever it is, it's VERY big !
Originally posted by fooks
i can't believe it was visually localized, if it was i don't know what to make of that.