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reply posted on 23-9-2009 @ 06:48 PM by Arsenis
Sorry but like someone said before, on that raw footage they smoked the ganja!! either way

www.youtube.com...

with that ^ video you have more probabilities of someone telling you a mother ship was destroyed.

fast forward to 0:48 to see the action quicker.



[edit on 23-9-2009 by Arsenis]


reply posted on 23-9-2009 @ 07:55 PM by ZeroGhost
I went out with Ed and friends at the UFO Expo. I have 30 years experience with observational astronomy and know sky and the standard objects well. I know satellite and orbital objects by their positions and orbital positions. I have software that knows where satellites are and have identified them after seeing them.

That night I saw many objects. Meteors, insects, birds, conventional aircraft. But I also saw objects I could not account for. Their dynamics where impossible by our technological standards. So I have to say that I saw enough to want a pair of goggles. Unfortunately the $3.5K is not in the pocket yet. I did meet an ex military guy in the lobby afterward who had high quality surplus type 3 NV Scopes with proper adaptive optics and hard case for transport.

I was not impressed with Ed's kluged camera/night-scope. I myself will either have a coupler machined myself and a good fluid mount tripod. Then we can get good tracking on video for these anomalous objects. I've enough training with a camera to get interesting footage, I am sure.

The substandard videos linked here drove me crazy and I wanted to B-slap the camera people for their lack of command of the gear. They jumped around and jiggled the image so much I could not see anything except brief flashes of activity momentarily on the periphery. Waste of time watching.

I would get these NV 3 glasses in any case just to look at the sky. It was quite stunning to see 8th and 9th magnitude stars in the mucky Bay Area. That alone is worth the price of admission.

ZG


reply posted on 23-9-2009 @ 09:16 PM by muggl3z
reply to post by Desolate Cancer



What the 'government' says they are afraid of in the news and what they actually are... well, those are two different things completely.

As to the debris raining down on us all the time.

Most things like that would never even make it to the surface. They would burn away completely.

Even if they didn't all sorts of stuff impacts the planet all the time and we never really hear about it. Even if we do it's not a very detailed story with NO follow-up.

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reply posted on 23-9-2009 @ 09:29 PM by azureskys
reply to post by Argyll



I don't think "we" are out there battling.
I think the battle is a fight over Earth by beings other than the
humanoids of this planet, in an effort to, obtain, achieve, or defend the planet.
The Return of The Kings.



reply posted on 23-9-2009 @ 09:42 PM by Brothers
reply to post by SassyCat



It would be very kind of you if you supplied the name of the music with these vids. I am into new age stuff. Just don't recognize it. Sounds like Vangelis.


reply posted on 23-9-2009 @ 09:44 PM by lel1111
reply to post by ChemBreather



Meh - we probably aren't advance enough to join into that battle. If they can get here and play cowboys and indians in outer space, there's probably not much we can add. But say this is real, our consciousness of appreciation for helping us as a whole will help.


reply posted on 23-9-2009 @ 09:54 PM by Pappie54
For those who want to get into night vision, you either want to get a scope that is like what this guy shows that uses both your eyes, a binocular version. They are limited on zoom power but a monocular, a one eye version is unusable for you will be blind in a few minutes and they blow out the eye you are using. The solution is to go with one of these:

www.opticsplanet.net...

It is a second generation that comes close to the third generation at a fraction of the cost. It is different technology so with these you can plug in your cam and watch through your video cam viewer. It takes more gear to mess with but it is easier on the eyes for long term viewing. You can use a regular scope, or the cams normal lens most of the time. When you spot movement, you click to the night vision and get a brighter object. I put both my cam and the scope on two tripods wired together. With traditional scopes, it is tough using adapters if you can find one for your cam and the bi scopes can't be used with a cam at all and it is nice to get evidence of what you see if you are going to spend hours looking.

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reply posted on 23-9-2009 @ 09:56 PM by Orion65
reply to post by ZeroGhost



I don't know what you saw but what I saw two nights ago was like a bunch of satellites all congregated together in one area. I'm no astronomer, and I'm not absolutely sure what a satellite looks like per se to the naked eye (since I've never really put much effort into stargazing) but they definitely weren't stars, they were way too close and were gone the next night (last night) when I went to look again. And there were a lot of them. It was really bizarre.

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