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originally posted by: SleeperHasAwakened
a reply to: A51Watcher
That's a really incredible frame grab. Thanks for sharing; will check out your videos based on what Case74282 described.
Can you tell, in your picture, what direction the object is moving? (left, right, down, up). I'm just trying to understand which is top or bottom, as BASSPLYR was mentioning, that is where Bob described the amplifiers as sitting.
I have pretty much kept silent on the plasma spoofing idea with respect to misconstruing it as a UFO in this thread, and what I had described had mainly been mentioned in reference to the 2004 Nimitz TicTac. IMO what Bob and John Lear described doesn't line up at all with a potential exhibition of plasma spoofing tech. My recollection was that Bob and John were sitting at a point where they could see the craft exit the hangar
originally posted by: hawkguy
a reply to: A51Watcher
What are your thoughts on Lazar's education? What about element 115?
TO ME Lazar conned his way into a base that had lax security protocols at the time based on his limited experiences with a homemade cyclotron and an acquaintanceship with Edward Teller.
Look at the Jerry Freeman who walked his way right past papoose lake looking for the pioneer wagon train that went through there. He didn't see anything and the fact that he could achieve that just proves to me that security around the area was relatively lax when it came to unconventional (non et highway/tikaboo) visitors.
If they were testing flying saucers there I have a hard time believing any of Lazar's testimony. ESPECIALLY after his education and the basic physics behind his stuff doesn't check out.
originally posted by: scyther2286
a reply to: A51Watcher
Is your general take that Lazar is being truthful?
originally posted by: hawkguy
a reply to: A51Watcher
First impression, I'm skeptical about how much can be gleaned from lights in the sky videos, and I'm not sure how much can be extrapolated based on the low resolution of the videos without turning it into an episode of CSI Miami.
originally posted by: hawkguy
a reply to: A51Watcher
It's one thing to pad a resume by saying the team you led was bigger than it was or that you have more experience with a particular software suite, hell I've done both of those things. It's entirely different to add two masters degrees that can be easily cross checked with two phone calls.
And I trust Jeremy Corbell about as much as I trust homeopathy. I couldn't sit through more than 5 minutes of any of his movies. They reek to me of low grade bull#
originally posted by: A51Watcher
originally posted by: Case74282
a reply to: A51Watcher
I checked out all the videos you posted. Amazing. I also watched your break down of Bob Lazar's actual footage where you ran it through multiple filters to get to the actual shape of the UFO. Amazing. You literally prove what Bob Lazar and John Lear filmed is a true to life UFO. Not an airplane, not a plasma spoof, not a satellite, not a helicopter. An actual UFO.
Amazing work. Thank you for posting.
Thanks for the kind words. Glad you appreciated the work.
We have discovered a lot can be learned from studying the videos. It does require some specialized filtering only certified Forensic Image Analysts have access to in order to reveal some off these details.
originally posted by: Case74282
originally posted by: A51Watcher
originally posted by: Case74282
a reply to: A51Watcher
I checked out all the videos you posted. Amazing. I also watched your break down of Bob Lazar's actual footage where you ran it through multiple filters to get to the actual shape of the UFO. Amazing. You literally prove what Bob Lazar and John Lear filmed is a true to life UFO. Not an airplane, not a plasma spoof, not a satellite, not a helicopter. An actual UFO.
Amazing work. Thank you for posting.
Thanks for the kind words. Glad you appreciated the work.
We have discovered a lot can be learned from studying the videos. It does require some specialized filtering only certified Forensic Image Analysts have access to in order to reveal some off these details.
I have an additive question regarding the specialized filtering you mentioned. As time progresses and filtering technologies become more advanced do you see a point in the near future where you will be able to take the Lazar footage and go through another round of filtering to get an even clearer image of the craft?
I'm literally blown away at the work of you and your team. Your results unequivocally prove there is a solid object of the very shape Lazar references in his many interviews of the "sport model".
Using my below example of various advancements in night vision technology do you see similar advancements in filtering technology for image clean up?
Gen 1 Night Vision
Gen 2 Night Vision
Gen 3 Night Vision
Gen 3 Filmless Night Vision
Color Night Vision
originally posted by: hawkguy
a reply to: A51Watcher
Regarding Jeremy Corbell, his style of presentation makes me call into question his vulnerability to sensationalism. Also I don't like his habit of inserting himself into the spotlight at all opportunities (joe rogan interview)
I've never subscribed to the Bob Lazar Janitor angle, I think it's entirely possible he could've been a technologist or other type of technician working for Kirk Meier, and an association with Edward Teller could've gotten him the position. If Teller calls up HR and says "expidite Bob's paperwork, he went to Cal-Tec and MIT, I know the guy, he's great" HR isn't going to give it a second look, Teller helped make the Bomb after all. Especially back then.
I don't need to explain how to social engineer your way into a job, plenty is available elsewhere. Bob is probably really good at it.
67.225.133.110...
Please point out where he says he saw a huge garage door open. I'll wait
"In his account and in subsequent interviews, Freeman talked of climbing a ridge above Nye Canyon and looking down on Papoose Dry Lake, which is just south of the mountain.
Many UFO buffs -- Freeman is not one of them -- believe a secret hangar containing captured alien spacecraft lies beneath the Papoose lakebed.
"During the day I couldn't see anything," Freeman said of his view of the Papoose area. "But at night, it was a different story."
Freeman saw several lights. One appeared to be a security vehicle that moved around. Another, however, was stationary and appeared to get larger and smaller -- as would a hangar door as it opened and closed.
"But that's purely conjecture on my part," Freeman said. "From that distance, I couldn't tell what it was."
Besides, you think they'd continue the tests of HYPER SECRET Q CLEARANCE GRAVITY DRIVE ALIEN SPACESHIPS after their testing program was spilt to the public?
To me, your videos are NOT convincing. They're a great demonstration of the "garbage in garbage out" principle. Without enough data and resolution, your practices are just extrapolation at best and imagination at worst.
originally posted by: Case74282
a reply to: hawkguy
You did not respond to the points A51 Watcher made which, in my opinion, were valid. Jeremy Corbell's personality short comings do not negate information he has presented so what's with the character attack on Corbell as a means of negating his information? Corbell is a pretty annoying hipster type and I loved that Joe finally checked him later in the interview but because I don't personally care for his style does not mean I disregard the information he has put forth. That would be virtue signaling and I leave that to liberals.
Interestingly to this day no one can explain how Bob Lazar was able to accurately guide people to witness 3 specific tests of the craft he said would be there. I am all for an alternative explanation to any claim, however, it must be valid. No one without a top secret clearance is going to be privileged to that type of information not matter how much a person attempts to convince themselves otherwise.
I disagree with your statement about A51 Watcher's videos. Their value is that they corroborate there was some type of aerial craft operating in that region during the times Lazar said they would be. If you watch the breakdown video of the actual Lazar footage he proves there is a physical object that Lazar filmed that one evening. And one that supports Lazar's claim as to the general shape of the craft being the "sport model".
That is unless you are claiming A51 Watcher manipulated the work he and his team did to produce a false effect? It's pretty impressive work on the part of image analysis experts who clearly know what they are doing in that realm of technology. To automatically dismiss that is very lazy and disrespectful. Present an alternative explanation with an equal amount of evidence to refute their work and you might have a case.
Regarding Jerry Freeman I've never found that story to prove anything other than he made a journey (a cool one) but walking away saying he never found or saw anything that Lazar had talked about means very little unless he took the time to physically walk the entire base of that mountain range which he did not. That is literally like looking for a needle in 10 haystacks and anyone who has ever spent any time doing long distance foot based land navigation with way points would understand how difficult this is. Considering Freeman has absolutely zero physical reference points or coordinates other than a general range and general direction mentioned by Lazar it becomes even less meaningful to his claim of not finding anything.
Had Lazar given an exact location, exact range, and precise set of coordinates and had Freeman had that type of detail and checked it out and come back with the same result then Freeman would have a very legitimate claim. But he did not and therefore his journey is nothing more than a cool story of following an old trail through a restricted area. Still cool but not proof of anything.
originally posted by: hawkguy
a reply to: BASSPLYR
AT A MINIMUM the videos prove that something glowing is in the sky. Calling it a craft is extrapolating beyond the data that's available in the videos.
Have these videos been peer reviewed by other video forensics experts? Why aren't they everywhere, being cross checked by everyone? A glowing light DOES NOT mean there's something physically solid inside the light!