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Originally posted by adjensen
reply to post by HoaxKillerFriend
Nice leprechaun
I agree, it's likely a bag (and nice job finding some obvious candidates lying about,) though that "shiny bit" is still a little bit problematic -- I don't know that a bag would reflect that much light.
Originally posted by adjensen
Whilst looking at the hoaxed photo (and trying to figure out why people thought one of the goats had three horns -- it's two ears and two horns per goat, folks ) I noticed this anomaly, which is also on the original picture.
Any guesses as to what this is? As the window is down, it's not a smudge, water mark or reflection, and it seems way too small to be something on the camera lens (and does not appear in the same lens location in the other picture.)
So I don't know what it is (though I'm about 99% sure it isn't a cloud
Originally posted by DenyObfuscation
reply to post by adjensen
So I don't know what it is (though I'm about 99% sure it isn't a cloud
Of course it's not a cloud. I'm 100% sure it's not a cloud. Never implied it was a cloud. I said it looks like the clouds (plural) in the upper right hand corner. There is something that looks like a ring of clouds there whether you can see it or not.
Originally posted by stiver
...My problem with the plastic bag theory is not the shiny spot but the direction of the opening of the alleged plastic. The wind appears to be blowing in the opposite direction, judging by the goats' hair. The wind should be blowing into the opening, carrying it to the right with the handles following the motion.
edit on 11-10-2012 by stiver because: to add text
reply to post by Gordi The Drummer
Looking at the terrain, the gusting winds could be swirling around the cliff edge just beyond the goats, creating very unpredictable wind speeds and directions. A plastic bag blowing in the wind would naturally follow this, and might actually be in "mid-swirl" in the shot?
reply to post by adjensen
I agree, it's likely a bag (and nice job finding some obvious candidates lying about,) though that "shiny bit" is still a little bit problematic -- I don't know that a bag would reflect that much light.
reply to post by Druid42
Totally amazing for your first post on ATS. Your join date is January 2012, yet this is your first post, and accompanying it is a completely thorough video. I'm sorry, but to launch your ATS debut after joining 10 months ago without a single post, just simply baffles me. You'll have to explain that. Or not.
I'm personally not in the floating bag camp. Sorry, your video was good, but not convincing. You can't prove a bag floated by, no matter how many BLUE (why all the same color?) bags you find in the surrounding area. That's suspicious. They make white, grey, purple, and many other colored bags. Why did you only find blue ones? If there is such litter, why focus only on the blue bags?
Also, you don't explain why the sunlight reflection on a plain blue littered shopping bag. They are a flat matte finish, so therefore, they can't reflect sunlight, right? Explain that
I'm in the reflection from the sunglasses camp.....Care to join?