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Originally posted by tinhattribunal
reply to post by Soloprotocol
in reponse to your comment that the 'shadows are all wrong', i will post the complete picture here and ask you, between the two, to point out problems 'in the shadows'.
note the 'stop sign' shadow of the first pic is actually a 'stick pin'.
from what i know of this shot it was taken from above, inside a hanger, so you would have multiple sources of electric lighting.
it is so wonderful to see that you and the other 'aircraft dudes' here have such genuine intrest in these 'black project' vehicles.
Originally posted by waynos
I think the most obvious thing is that the image was simply created artificially for a magazine cover in the first place. You may think it looks different, but if you look closely it's pretty obviously the same image, simply stretched vertically and flipped then changed to sepia, something that can be done on a computer in less than a minute.
As for the Shadows...The Aircraft appears to be lit from above and just behind as the shadow is in front of the vehicle, but the people dont seen to be lit in the same way...this is the one that stuck out most to me...as you say the vehicle appears to be in a Hanger....i could be wrong...if i am i apologize.
I have marked the points of interest to me here..
Finally........someone with the correct answer.
Originally posted by Soloprotocol
reply to post by FastJetPilot
But when you think about it...if someone has cracked Anti-Gravity and decided it was time to go public with it...it has huge potential not just to the War machine but the worlds fossil fuel industry would be obsolete....That will never happen until it all runs out......so that leaves another question, why oh why do we still invade countries for their fossil fuels.... this is what bothers me most about the TR-B3 riddle...
Originally posted by saturnsrings
Finally........someone with the correct answer.
Originally posted by Soloprotocol
reply to post by FastJetPilot
But when you think about it...if someone has cracked Anti-Gravity and decided it was time to go public with it...it has huge potential not just to the War machine but the worlds fossil fuel industry would be obsolete....That will never happen until it all runs out......so that leaves another question, why oh why do we still invade countries for their fossil fuels.... this is what bothers me most about the TR-B3 riddle...
Much like I firmly believe there are hidden cures for most every disease, there is the very likely possibility that the TR3b exists, but in the greed of today's society, profit before people.
If anti-gravity exists, and the ability to fly around the world in minutes is reality, there goes the profits of big oil. It's all a grand conspiracy. The worlds economy is based on fossil fuels.
Originally posted by Soloprotocol
Originally posted by saturnsrings
Finally........someone with the correct answer.
Originally posted by Soloprotocol
reply to post by FastJetPilot
But when you think about it...if someone has cracked Anti-Gravity and decided it was time to go public with it...it has huge potential not just to the War machine but the worlds fossil fuel industry would be obsolete....That will never happen until it all runs out......so that leaves another question, why oh why do we still invade countries for their fossil fuels.... this is what bothers me most about the TR-B3 riddle...
Much like I firmly believe there are hidden cures for most every disease, there is the very likely possibility that the TR3b exists, but in the greed of today's society, profit before people.
If anti-gravity exists, and the ability to fly around the world in minutes is reality, there goes the profits of big oil. It's all a grand conspiracy. The worlds economy is based on fossil fuels.
Looking more and more likely..
one of which I believe crashed off the NW coast of Scotland, the other was extensively tested over the Pacific/California and the third may have been deployed into the middle east on a few occasions.
A massive sea search was launched on Saturday 26th of October after reports of explosions and objects falling into the sea off the West coast of Scotland. At around 17.00hrs eye witnesses reported seeing the explosion in the sky off the Butt of Lewis. The area is the exact point where transatlantic flights enter British airspace. The RAF could not rule out an air collision and mounted a full search which cost £200,000, but they found nothing, or so the official line says. One eye witness reported a large aircraft and a smaller one collide. Another heard a couple of loud bangs and saw debris falling from the sky. But Air Traffic Control at Prestwick said they had no reports of planes missing. A RAF spokesman from Kinross said, "We have a special unit investigating the matter. One of the things we are looking into is that it is space debris. But we are also searching through all the radar tapes around the time of the incident to see if there is any trace of aircraft. Stornoway Coastguard initially mounted a helicopter sea search but as reports increased a RAF Sea King and a Nimrod joined in. Lochinver Lifeboat was launched and all the shipping alerted in the area. A French fishing boat, at the time off Lewis also headed for the area as did the Port Salvo which usually operated in the Minch. Police and ambulance crews were also standing by at Ness, in case of survivors.
two days later the same area saw a NATO exercise involving thirty ships and eighty aircraft. Professor Mark Bailey of the Armagh observatory in Northern Ireland admitted he was puzzled and said, "I am torn between this being caused by the military, such as target practice, and a natural phenomena such as a fireball