New Drone, similar to the C2C one, page 28
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reply posted on 30-5-2007 @ 05:54 AM by 1nL1ghtened
Originally posted by 1nL1ghtened
It is interesting that with the exception of the last post , all of these objects are reported to derive in or near central/northern California. I submit a quick reference map I made to give a little perspective on the distances between sightings and the relative proximity.





I submit this just for the sake of debate not to prove an one particular point. I found myself wondering just where in California these "sightings" were taking place and thought it prudent to post my findings as to the geographical positions of these three particular "sightings".

It is quite plausible to ascertain that other people in this triangular area between the red circles, given the apparent slow moving and low altitude behavior of theses "alleged" craft would have also witnessed these events.

The mere fact that three (separate?) groups of people have recorded these "drones" in separate locations could lend some credence the pictures OR further discredit them if any correlation between the three groups can be made or if it can be determined that a single person or group is responsible for them thus validating the perpetration of a hoax.
As with all these theories any scenario is possible considering the vast amount of variables, just thought I would toss up my finds on "sighting locations" being I don't think this has been covered or even explored.

Hope your hungry, more food for thought.....




This is what I was referring to in a prievous post (read the bold underlined text). I have been leaning towards this fiasco as a hoax and in the true spirit of getting to the truth I have always retained an open mind.





From: Springer
I would also suggest you read the posts in this thread, back in the early pages, that explain the facts.


The suggestion to you was not for myself, as I have read each and every post on this thread and the one before it. I do not throw my posts in "willie nillie" just to make an obscure or rhetorical point. My suggestion was for you
to summarize your findings in one post (which you have basically done since then on latter posts) just for those who are "academically challenged"
and are possibly having trouble deciding based on all the evidence.



[edit on 30-5-2007 by 1nL1ghtened]


reply posted on 30-5-2007 @ 03:37 PM by schuyler

The first three sets of numbers match but not the fourth set.
Could this then just be a coincidence?


GOTCHA! The first three sets being similar means this is likely a Class C network. A Class C network has 254 distinct addresses, from 1 to 254 (0 and 255 are not used. 0 plus 255 = 256, 2 to the 8th power) GUARANTEED that it's this net is owned by the same entity. Net address blocks are typically owned in Class C chunks, though now that addresses are getting scarce, you can be assigned a subset. They COULD be sub-netted, but this is unlikely. Each computer in a network has its own complete address, thus on a single class C you could have

198.187.135.1 gateway router
198.187.135.2 Color Printer
198.187.135.3 Jim's PC
198.187.135.4 Mike's PC
198.187.135.5 Fileserver #1
198.187.135.254 last of series

The DNS system would be set up to route any of the numbers 2-254 through the "dot one" router out to the Internet.

I used to manage a dozen Class C nets for where I worked. Each building had its own Class C. The large buildings were running out of addresses by the time I left because everything from copy machines to printers, telephones, everything had its own IP address.

If you've got the first three, you can look up the network in a variety of sources and see who it belongs to. That would settle whether this is owned by a utility, qwest, for example, that COULD assign addresses in subnets, or whether the entire Class C was owned by a single entity.

So, whoever has the numbers, just look it up! Like
here. Just type in the Ip in dotted decimal format: 198.187.135.1 It will say who owns it, what the range is, etc. It should be easy to tell if both IPs are owned by the same entity. And if it's something like: Industrial Light and magic, well....

[edit on 30-5-2007 by schuyler]
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