Originally posted by SmokeJaguar67
This was a very interesting video and yet at the moment the UFO hit the water something went wrong for me. After countless replays of the moment the
UFOs did the separation (one seemingly zipping off to the right and the other slamming into the water) something went wrong for me.
At least it seemed to be some sort of separation but the UFO flying off to the right could have been compression artifacts and there was no separation
at all. Without a better quality video it is difficult to determine that aspect.
The UFO that accelerated into the water did so at such a speed it was almost faster than the eye could follow. The kinetic energies involved must have
been immense, and for me that was the problem.
The plume of water seemed much too small for such a phenomenal rate of speed so, reluctantly I have to go with a well made hoax because such
acceleration I would have expected the plume of water to have been akin to a depth charge going off.
Still, a fascinating video and one that got me going on a wander with my laptop asking for other opinions lol
I believe the audio evidence pretty much seals it as a fake. A good one though! The splash seemed off to me....not enough white. OTOH, if the object
took off straight up, and the splash was in response to a very fast, dense and focused shock wave, rather than an object diving into the water, who
knows? It seemed small to me for an object of that size. If it were the result of a shock wave though, that was several times smaller in diameter
than the object, it might be just right. I looked several times and could not detect any frame where it looked like part of the object was submerging.
It seems to me that any CGI artist, worth their salt, would not be able to resist putting in a frame where it was partially submerged, but you could
still see it a bit. If it went up, then it did so, so fast that in one frame it was there, and in the next it was out of frame.
Has anyone considered that it might be a test video, put out by govco/black ops/whomever, which was designed for the purposes of seeing how it gets
reacted to in places like this? If they are planning false flag operations for the future, they may well practice in this way, just so their fakes are
good enough to pass muster. But then, I tend to revel in my paranoia!