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Originally posted by colz2000
So if it is CGI for the time spent making it I would think it was done for another reason than just fooling a few ufo believers.
Originally posted by danx
I noticed something on the second video (the so called 'Dominican Republic' video). At around 5 or 6 seconds into the video a craft passes in front of the sun.
I created two sets of images with the respective frame numbers:
set 1 (frames 172, 173 & 174)
set 2 (frames 183, 185 & 187)
Even though the sun is of a considerable size, how come the craft seems to block the light from the sun on frame 174 and yet fails to do so on the frames of set 2?
Shouldn't the frames of set 1 show the similar effect of the sun as it's shown in set 2?
Originally posted by Mr Jackdaw
In frames 183, 185 and 187, the "craft" is in a different position. Observe too how the sun affects the tree in front of it - the tree beside the object. This may account for the different way the object interacts with the light.
Originally posted by maybereal11
What I would like to see is some form of protocol for debunking this fodder.
Originally posted by maybereal11
Wildone..
I am not sure that your tone of ?arrogance? helped your case much, but I for one am glad you were here to quickly spot the hoax. Props.
Originally posted by casketizer
This forum is slowly but steadily moving into the debunkers corner...
Originally posted by LordBaskettIV
Yawn, too bad those "palm trees" are just the basic palms from "Vue" by eon software. And oh snap, the program can be synced up with any highend software. Oh and that program can simulate wind real easy too.
Vue by eon software