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The silver sausage looks like a form of TowDart used in airial gunner practice. Some look like darts, some look like long tubes, they are towed behind Lear jets and shot at to give pilots a bit of real world practice shooting at moving targets with the gun. Normaly they just get to blast away at ground targets.
Originally posted by dainoyfb
Originally posted by spacevisitor
I knew that, but I do not believe that as the explanation for it.
Why come?
It is not a Mig, as you have pointed out.
The TDU-32A/B and TDU-32B/B aerial banner tow targets (fig. 8-1) are effective low-cost devices for air-to-air and surface-to-air gunnery training.
Originally posted by Maybe...maybe not
reply to post by spacevisitor
Spacevisitor.....
I have been intrigued about the "Concord" UFO for many years.
I started a thread about it with a view to collating more info & expert commentary:
The “Concord” UFO Video
I am now satisfied it is a camera reflection / anomaly caused by the image stabilisation process / equipment being used at the time.
Originally posted by SaosinEngaged
Nice thread, OP!
I'm typing this from my phone or I'd try to link it, but has anyone explained the "ufos over Turkey?" That one film that features a strange craft with oscillating lights and the people taking it speaking in Turkish?
It was a fairly long video. Anyway I'm sure it was debunked, just asking.
Originally posted by Maybe...maybe not
reply to post by spacevisitor
Spacevisitor.....
Regarding the Concord Video:
The thing that really clinched it for me was the earlier generation video wherein it was shown the original "object" was much dimmer & much smaller, thereby looking much more like a lens effect.
Regarding the "spherical" object you've just posted:
I've also looked at that one in detail & read about it at length. There is strong argument to the effect that is a droplet of water inside the cabin, close to the camera.