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Originally posted by jokei
reply to post by ATLien
Is this guy trying to pass this off as real or is it a viral for the new film Skyline?
Originally posted by TheBloodRed
Originally posted by jokei
reply to post by ATLien
Is this guy trying to pass this off as real or is it a viral for the new film Skyline?
Interesting footage but it could be just another viral ploy or hoax.
I wouldn't even be surprised if it was video of deep sea creatures and that we are only seeing Earthly things! Who knows but it seems like likes seem too good to be true.
Originally posted by SeeingBlue
Not worth watching the whole thing. I seen blurry pictures on a black background. They could have been anything! You mean to tell me that our telescope can't get a clear shot of I.S.S and then they want to speculate on what a single speck is? I'm sorry, this video brings nothing to the table.
Originally posted by ATLien
OMG how many time do we have to go over this..He has never been "proven" a hoax, he just has yet to "prove" his videos...Leaving him on even-ground with every single other UFO video on the planet earth.
Somebody tell me how exactly you think Walton was debunked, I know it's alot of old members checking into the thread, . . . .
Springer's Comments On Walson:
This thread contains videos of what has been defined as satelites and stars being presented as huge "interstellar space craft" by using slow shutter speeds and moving the tripod holding the out of focus video camera.
The author, now banned from AboveTopSecret.com for hoaxing, has been asked several times to provide pristine exif data, present a fast shutter speed image taken seconds before or after capturing the "ships" or provide a clearer image of a known object as has been done by more than one of our members who have the same grade of telescope as the hoaxer.
Needless to say none of these things were provided and the author decried the request as an attempt to "control" him and stated he was leaving ATS forever, just like 99% of all hoaxers usually do when they are caught.
Springer...