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Originally posted by smurfy
The Huff is a decent enough source, if it says the action is confirmed by seven other different videos, then it is worth looking into further. The shape closer up is fairly well defined, rather than overwhelmed with motion blur, although you might expect to have some. It doesn't look much like little buggers either.
Originally posted by Orkojoker
Originally posted by smurfy
The Huff is a decent enough source, if it says the action is confirmed by seven other different videos, then it is worth looking into further. The shape closer up is fairly well defined, rather than overwhelmed with motion blur, although you might expect to have some. It doesn't look much like little buggers either.
Even more than the venue, I tend to give Leslie Kean a little more benefit of the doubt than other writers on this subject. She's very conservative in her treatment of the topic compared to most, generally not wanting to print anything that she has reason to believe will later make her look foolish.
For those who haven't read it, here's her 2000 article from the Boston Globe, which discusses the French UFO study group COMETA. She's an excellent writer and researcher.
Frame from the first video at the FACH Ceremony in El Bosque, Nov. 4, 2010, showing a clear image of the metallic looking object. (Credit: CEFAA).
The second video taken during the same FACH ceremony showed exactly the same metallic-looking unidentified object flying right below a formation of F5 jets.
As explained by Gen. Bermúdez in his lecture, “the object is very near the F5, and our study, the heat study” showed the similarity of “the F5 with the object, same for the shadow, a very interesting case.”
The CEFAA analysis estimated that the radius of the UFO was between 5-10 meters.
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Frame from the second El Bosque video with the F5s showing the heat signature of both the FACH jets and the UFO. (Credit: CEFAA)
The FACH’s El Bosque ceremony then proceeded with a flyby of eight F16s and once again the metallic-looking object appeared in yet another video.
source & references:
www....(nolink)/ufo-disclosure-chilean-style-896/
www.cefaa.gob.cl...
But afterward, an engineer from the adjacent Pillán aircraft factory noticed something bizarre while viewing his footage in slow motion.
Originally posted by SavedOneNow someone mentioned that it was caught on 7 different cameras, but I see no reference to that in the article.
CEFAA officials collected seven videos of the El Bosque UFO taken from different vantage points.
Originally posted by OGOldGreg
I find it hard to believe that it's a bug mostly because look at the shot where it passes the F15's, In 3 shots it makes it all the way across the screen, and the F15's virtually haven't moved at all. That indicates to me that it must me moving extremely fast. Much more fast than any insect i've ever heard of
Originally posted by AdamsMurmur
Originally posted by OGOldGreg
I find it hard to believe that it's a bug mostly because look at the shot where it passes the F15's, In 3 shots it makes it all the way across the screen, and the F15's virtually haven't moved at all. That indicates to me that it must me moving extremely fast. Much more fast than any insect i've ever heard of
Well it could just be the distance. Something far away seems to move slower than something right in your face. Good point though, you could be right about that.
Originally posted by justwokeup
Originally posted by AdamsMurmur
Originally posted by OGOldGreg
I find it hard to believe that it's a bug mostly because look at the shot where it passes the F15's, In 3 shots it makes it all the way across the screen, and the F15's virtually haven't moved at all. That indicates to me that it must me moving extremely fast. Much more fast than any insect i've ever heard of
Well it could just be the distance. Something far away seems to move slower than something right in your face. Good point though, you could be right about that.
The bug explanation falls away when presented by multiple videos all showing the same thing from different vantage points. It can't be the same bug on all the lenses.
Originally posted by greeneyedleo
Originally posted by justwokeup
Originally posted by AdamsMurmur
Originally posted by OGOldGreg
I find it hard to believe that it's a bug mostly because look at the shot where it passes the F15's, In 3 shots it makes it all the way across the screen, and the F15's virtually haven't moved at all. That indicates to me that it must me moving extremely fast. Much more fast than any insect i've ever heard of
Well it could just be the distance. Something far away seems to move slower than something right in your face. Good point though, you could be right about that.
The bug explanation falls away when presented by multiple videos all showing the same thing from different vantage points. It can't be the same bug on all the lenses.
Did I miss a post? Where are the multiple videos showing multiple angles? Were they presented in this thread? Or is that still just a rumour?
If it is just a rumour, then the bug theory is absolutely spot on IMO.....
edit on March 15th 2012 by greeneyedleo because: (no reason given)