Weather Radar UFO capture?

How does this radar work? It appears to be snapshots in 10 minute intervals. The trails are gone when the next image comes up and appear very randomly with no continuity. Don't see how these could be UFOs.

Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by PlanetXisHERE

 

Five mile wide UFOs?
Yup. Impossible.

Why is it impossible? What we humans can conceive of, with our technology that is only 200 years past the start of the Industrial Revolution - is probably extremely limited to what actually exists in the Universe.

What human apart from maybe Michaelangelo could have conceived of satelites or the shuttle or the space station 500 years ago?

Certainly if beings have the capacity for interstellar travel they have the capacity to build and keep aloft such size ships - and it even makes sense that the thousands of sightings of small orbs/ships are just small shuttle ships - and as I mentioned they keep the large ones cloaked as to not panic humans.

Originally posted by DenyObfuscation
How does this radar work? It appears to be snapshots in 10 minute intervals. The trails are gone when the next image comes up and appear very randomly with no continuity. Don't see how these could be UFOs.

Great! So what are they then?

reply to post by PlanetXisHERE

And unicorns might be real too.
Prove they aren't.

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I watched it a few more times and I don't think it's sun spikes, because the one in southern CA points almost north across the radar loop not out from the center. Also the one in OR points up, while the ones over NY and VT have a much shallower AOA. As much as I wish it was ufos I think they seem to point to AK I'm gonna vote H.A.A.R.P.

Originally posted by PlanetXisHERE

Originally posted by DenyObfuscation
How does this radar work? It appears to be snapshots in 10 minute intervals. The trails are gone when the next image comes up and appear very randomly with no continuity. Don't see how these could be UFOs.

Great! So what are they then?

I'm aboard the sunset spike / sunspur train.

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oh really? you know this how? (that five mile wide ufos are 'impossible')

Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by PlanetXisHERE

 

And unicorns might be real too.
Prove they aren't.

Millions of people around the world, adults, believe in UFO's and there are many pictures and videos; of course many are hoaxes and others have good explanations - but a small percentage which adds up to still thousands of cases cannot be explained - other than to point to extra-terrestrial origin.

I really don't think millions of adults around the world believe in unicorns - nor I have I come across many unicorn videos on Youtube.

Not did an Air Force major in Roswell announce to the world how he had found pieces of a downed "unicorn" then change his story the next day to be pieces of a normal horse.

reply to post by PlanetXisHERE

Ok. You win.
They are 5 mile wide invisible UFOs which happen to lose radar cloak at sunset during one Nexrad sweep but manage to keep their visual cloak active at the same time.

Originally posted by DenyObfuscation

Originally posted by PlanetXisHERE

Originally posted by DenyObfuscation
How does this radar work? It appears to be snapshots in 10 minute intervals. The trails are gone when the next image comes up and appear very randomly with no continuity. Don't see how these could be UFOs.

Great! So what are they then?

I'm aboard the sunset spike / sunspur train.

Okay, but the pictures of those spikes have the obvious "slice" appearance of an angle, where as the lines I posted have no angle type taper on either end.

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Actually philosophically speaking in an infinitely # of universes anything is possible no matter how improbable.

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But we only live in one of them.

reply to post by PlanetXisHERE

I really don't think millions of adults around the world believe in unicorns

Well I do, as I've seen many members ride them into threads to sprinkle their rainbow dust.

Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by PlanetXisHERE

 

Ok. You win.
They are 5 mile wide invisible UFOs which happen to lose radar cloak at sunset during one Nexrad sweep but manage to keep their visual cloak active at the same time.

edit on 6/25/2012 by Phage because: (no reason given)

I'm not trying to win. I'm attempting to discuss. Is that how you see every discussion, as a win-lose proposition? That must be stressful.

Anyway, instead of mocking, do you have the capability to provide an alternate explanation other than sunset spikes, or are you just interested in denigrating anyone is who open to the idea that UFO's are visting us and it is being covered up by the PTB?

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Okay, but the pictures of those spikes have the obvious "slice" appearance of an angle, where as the lines I posted have no angle type taper on either end.

Went back and looked at the still in the OP and yeah, they kind of do.

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I did offer another explanation....other interference. There are various things which can interfere with Nexrad but since all of the "returns" show the same azimuth it is unlikely that it is anything other than sunset spikes.

Sunset spikes on Nexrad are a documented phenomenon. Five mile wide UFOs are not. Therefore I will go with a documented phenomenon as the likely candidate. That...or unicorns.

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Some people just like to troll, and do not contribute anything intelligent to the discussion.

Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by PlanetXisHERE

 

I did offer another explanation....other interference. There are various things which can interfere with Nexrad but since all of the "returns" show the same azimuth it is unlikely that it is anything other than sunset spikes.

Sunset spikes on Nexrad are a documented phenomenon. Five mile wide UFOs are not. Therefore I will go with a documented phenomenon as the likely candidate. That...or unicorns.

Sunset spikes are obvious angles.............these lines are not angular...........unless the person accusing others of seeing unicorns............is now seeing something imaginary..........

Originally posted by iwontrun
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Some people just like to troll, and do not contribute anything intelligent to the discussion.

I know, don't worry. If they bring up half legitimate points - I feel somewhat obligated to answer. It's when they bring up illogical points, points that have been refuted...........or engage in ad hominem etc.......... ignore is the best option.

Originally posted by DenyObfuscation
reply to post by PlanetXisHERE

 

Okay, but the pictures of those spikes have the obvious "slice" appearance of an angle, where as the lines I posted have no angle type taper on either end.

Went back and looked at the still in the OP and yeah, they kind of do.

Some of them definitely are angular, but a few aren't, like this one: