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Originally posted by ArbitrageurThere is another post called "Re: Trent experiment - Maccabee"
www.virtuallystrange.net... (See Oct 18)
and I tried to read the other messages on that archive but most of the other links don't work so I can't see what they did in their experiments, but it would be interesting reading, especially since some posts there were by Bruce Maccabee.
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Originally posted by Arbitrageur
There is another post called "Re: Trent experiment - Maccabee"
www.virtuallystrange.net... (See Oct 18)
and I tried to read the other messages on that archive but most of the other links don't work so I can't see what they did in their experiments, but it would be interesting reading, especially since some posts there were by Bruce Maccabee.
Originally posted by torsion
Looking at the Life photos I couldn't help but notice the kiddie's cart.
Could the "saucer" possibly be one of the wheels suspended from the wires?
Though the rim of the wheels is clearly thicker than the rim of the "saucer" this could simply be a rubber tyre that would be easy to remove.
Originally posted by IsaacKoi
As you may have seen since your old post above (in this thread which was resurrected by another poster earlier today), the archives for the UFO UpDates discussion List have moved from the virtuallystange.net website.
Originally posted by jclmavg
You're merely suggesting they tossed up a metal wheel, this does not hold up.
Originally posted by torsion
Looking at the Life photos I couldn't help but notice the kiddie's cart.
Could the "saucer" possibly be one of the wheels suspended from the wires?
Originally posted by captaintyinknots
I believe the mcminnville photo, along with the cave junction, oregon photos are the most convincing evidence we have to date.
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The cave junction photo is from 1927.
Originally posted by JimOberg
Originally posted by jclmavg
You're merely suggesting they tossed up a metal wheel, this does not hold up.
No, the suggestion is that the object is suspended from one of the overhead wires.
Do this yourself.
Map out the yard and the ground-track of the wires.
Map out the images of the UFO and show where the photographer was standing and the line-of-sight to the UFO.
Discuss if/why the lines of sight appear to converge beneath one of the overhead wires.
[edit on 7-7-2010 by JimOberg]
I doubt Maccabee's complete photoanalysis is up on the web somewhere. I do have a copy in my archives which he sent to me years ago, it's detailed and when I have the time I might scan it to pdf.
Originally posted by Arbitrageur
I may not agree with all of Maccabee's conclusions but he does very interesting research so I always like reading whatever he has to say about a UFO topic.
Originally posted by jclmavg
I doubt Maccabee's complete photoanalysis is up on the web somewhere. I do have a copy in my archives which he sent to me years ago, it's detailed and when I have the time I might scan it to pdf.
Originally posted by ArMaP
Just a question about these photos without the UFO: were they taken by Trent or by a different photographer (apparently called Loomis Dean, according to what the LIFE pages say) at a different time (June 6)?
Originally posted by JimOberg
Discuss if/why the lines of sight appear to converge beneath one of the overhead wires.