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Originally posted by Cryptonomicon
Originally posted by WingedBull
Originally posted by Cryptonomicon
Show me a video of those spinning types of kites in a stunt formation, I might follow your argument, but until then, showing a completely different style of kite doesn't support your argument.
Now what?
Still waiting on you to tell us why it is impossible for these kites to fly near each other.
LOL those are STILL PHOTOS - I asked for video of 2 rotor kites flying IN FORMATION.
NOBODY can provide video of rotor kites flying IN FORMATION because it's IMPOSSIBLE.
The 2 objects flying in the 1978 NFL video are flying IN FORMATION, they aren't bobbing and weaving closer and further apart from each other. Rotor kites have NO CONTROL mechanism for the person holding the string. They move through the hair at random.
I ask for video, you provide photos stills of 2 rotor kites next to each other. LOL - pathetic. You have proven NOTHING.
Originally posted by WingedBull
Originally posted by Cryptonomicon
The 2 objects flying in the 1978 NFL video are flying IN FORMATION, they aren't bobbing and weaving closer and further apart from each other. Rotor kites have NO CONTROL mechanism for the person holding the string. They move through the hair at random.
And your evidence for this is what? Earlier, you claimed I was not being honest, yet here you are making things up in order to mystery monger. So, why don't you produce a video showing that it is impossible for these kites to fly "at random"? Show us you are not talking out of your ass.edit on 2-6-2011 by WingedBull because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by bhornbuckle75
Originally posted by Cryptonomicon
I ask for video, you provide photos stills of 2 rotor kites next to each other. LOL - pathetic. You have proven NOTHING.
Actually rotor kites don't usually bob around at all....You see that's the whole point in having the rotor...the wind lessens the kinetic energy by transfering it to spinning motion (which itself makes the whole thing more stable, like a gyroscope). The only thing you'd need to have two rotor kites in 'formation' is to simply have two rotor kites!
Then again it's not that hard to get regular kites to fly in formation....here's a video showing all kinds of kites...many are flying 'in formation' as you put it.
Originally posted by Cryptonomicon
OMG - are you guys for real? Those kites in that video you posted are NOT THE SAME kites as the ones that we are talking about. Please do yourself and everyone else a favor and pay attention to the discussion before just haphazardly jumping in and posting random videos.
You are really quite embarrassing.
Originally posted by Cryptonomicon
Originally posted by bhornbuckle75
Originally posted by Cryptonomicon
I ask for video, you provide photos stills of 2 rotor kites next to each other. LOL - pathetic. You have proven NOTHING.
Actually rotor kites don't usually bob around at all....You see that's the whole point in having the rotor...the wind lessens the kinetic energy by transfering it to spinning motion (which itself makes the whole thing more stable, like a gyroscope). The only thing you'd need to have two rotor kites in 'formation' is to simply have two rotor kites!
Then again it's not that hard to get regular kites to fly in formation....here's a video showing all kinds of kites...many are flying 'in formation' as you put it.
OMG - are you guys for real? Those kites in that video you posted are NOT THE SAME kites as the ones that we are talking about. Please do yourself and everyone else a favor and pay attention to the discussion before just haphazardly jumping in and posting random videos.
You are really quite embarrassing.
edit on 2-6-2011 by Cryptonomicon because: (no reason given)
You are really quite embarrassing.
edit on 2-6-2011 by Cryptonomicon because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by BIGPoJo
Originally posted by Cryptonomicon
There are some observations we can make that go against the "spinning kite" theory:
- The 2 separate objects are moving through the sky in formation
- If it were 2 spinning kites, they wouldn't "fly together" in formation
- The video is good quality - there are NO KITE STRINGS to be seen
- The photos and videos of example spinning kites all have clearly visible kite strings
Very good rundown of the facts! Let's not forget that the types of kites that could have caused this sighting were not patented until 1997. For anyone who thinks these are kites, please go fly two kites side by side and watch their behavior. They will sway apart from each other and may even tangle if they get this close.
I doubt these are kites unless they are somehow tethered to each other. I wish we had some more eye witness testimony from someone who was there. It should not be too hard to find more info on this, maybe some old local newspapers covered it?
Originally posted by CoachSlamYou
Has anyone brought up the point that you need to run with a kite to get it into the air? I dunno about you but i didnt see much running room in that place. Props to anyone who can fly a kite higher then an arena.
Originally posted by Cryptonomicon
LOL those are STILL PHOTOS - I asked for video of 2 rotor kites flying IN FORMATION.
NOBODY can provide video of rotor kites flying IN FORMATION because it's IMPOSSIBLE.