Edinburgh Daylight UFO

The dog's bark is looped.
fake.

Originally posted by heyo
The dog's bark is looped.
fake.

I disagree.

The dog bark sounds slightly different at the end to me.

The dog is simply repeating the same thing in dog language, duh.

And I don't think audio can debunk a visual, but thats just my stubborn nature I suppose.

I just want the visual debunked by using elements of the visual itself to debunk it.

Originally posted by TeslaandLyne
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At 0:19 there is a red star aura and a lightning strike to ground.
Yeah, how does it do that.


[edit on 1/13/2010 by TeslaandLyne]

It is an optical illusion.

The light points directly at the camera thus causing a large glare.

So rather than lightening, it is instead a glare of light.

Notice the same effect happens right afterwards with the blue flash, as it makes a long glare as well.

reply to post by muzzleflash


Not only do they sound the exact same, but the first set starts approximately 3 seconds after the beginning of the video, and the 2nd set of barks starts approximately 3 seconds after the anomolous noise in the middle of it.
I could be wrong though. I think that might've happened before.

Originally posted by nomadros
Seven months old...you tube

Definitely a repost of an earlier youtube video also i think it,s fake not cgi though. A RC blimp with multi coloured leds with sound overdubbing to cover up the sound of the motors. Looks nice though

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How do you get light from a dark cloud.
The electric ship, from Tesla, ionizes the surrounding air, and ether,
to glow dark violet.
Thats the cloud we see.
DC pulsing static longitudinal waves made only by Tesla are trying
to pull in ether forces some what unsuccessfully here.
ED: Tesla went from HV AC forces that rattled capacitor can covers
to a constant one way pull of pulsed HV DC static and look what he accomplished. So easy no one wants it. A big problem to people every
where because its free energy. Its like your TMZ app, its free.


[edit on 1/14/2010 by TeslaandLyne]

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Actualy some phones can only take small clips in one sitting, and automaticaly shut off after thirty or so seconds. Friend of mine found this out at a Black Label Society gig in london a few years back.
That said , you would have thought that if they had more space, they would have taken more footage and posted that as a continuation . Meh ?

Originally posted by muzzleflash

Originally posted by heyo
The dog's bark is looped.
fake.

And I don't think audio can debunk a visual, but thats just my stubborn nature I suppose.

I just want the visual debunked by using elements of the visual itself to debunk it.

Well, I agree with heyo that the dog bark is looped. (Good Call!!)

And I disagree heavily with Muzzleflash's statement that the audio isn't valid to use when debunking a video... (They should have been captured at the same time!)

Looped audio is a sure sign of tampering. They ran this thing through some kind of video software and dubbed in the sound track. What else did they do to the video when they were "editing" the sound??

It's Fake.
Just my Opinion though...

That's the youtube posters only UFO.
And no cgi on any other uploads.
As far as we may conclude is at dusk he spotted a light and took a video.
And was amazed to see the 'cloud' now in the video.
The shape shifting is amazing.
He says ship so did he see more than lights.
Do dark objects become more evident when darkness falls.

Originally posted by paranoidandroid99
What do you think cgi or real looks real to me taken Jan 2010

www.disclose.tv...

It's an Inova edited into the film. Totally fake. I used to own several of them and I immediately recognized both the shape of the object in question and the patterns of color (the speed of the flash and the color sequence). Inovas have a button on the top of them that allows for the change of speed of the change in color.

This one is green shown for shape
www.youtube.com...

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[edit on 15-1-2010 by we drowned]

The only way to get UFO lights in the sky is to fake it.
Wow don't think so.
So easy not to fake it with saucers up in the air 24/7.
And the Tesla UFO uses free energy not like daily Air Force
or Navy Carrier flights each day.


[edit on 1/18/2010 by TeslaandLyne]

I've seen this before and I can't help but think it's a fake. It looks so tiny and more like a toy than anything else.

I was amazed how big the UFO was.
At least there was a shape that you say its a cloud.

1. This isn't daytime footage, as it's almost dark. Kinda misleading.

2. Whoever says this has a flight pattern is mistaken, as it looks like it's stays in the same spot, and just turning around.

3. Clip is to short, which lends to the assumption that this is fake. If this was so real, then I would expect to see some flight patterns, or see the craft take off from it's position. 30 sec UFO clips are always highly sketchy, and always raise the most suspicion from me. Either they found out what it was, and want to trick people like they were, or this was just a staged fake.

Not really buying this at all.

One poster had an explanation for the short time, like a video
memory run out.
Yet another thought the craft faded away.
A good way to fake it and get away with it or a real fade away
with no phony sparky takeoff.
Unless the videoer says he faked it we can't know for sure.
Or he makes more the same way.
But other fakers do that any way.
Traceability on these videos is impossible.
There are real explanations to be considered and no way to
say fake unless the whole procedure is exposed.

Originally posted by TeslaandLyne

There are real explanations to be considered and no way to
say fake unless the whole procedure is exposed.

First, the poster We Drowned said it best, when he mentioned that they looked like the hand lasers Inovas. Second, wait till it's almost dark outside, so nobody can see the string attached to these Inovas, and hang it in front of the camera. Third, let it dangle, don't make any erratic movements, and let it spin. Fourth, cut the camera off after 30 sec of taping. Fifth, put it on youtube, and let all the suckers think this is a UFO.


And while I know a lot of people believe in UFOs(myself included), doesn't mean that every video is real. When it comes to something that has yet to be proven by science itself, then every video is fake, until proven real. It's the opposite to what you're tryin to say, because these are objects that aren't even proven to be genuine. And yes, I know you're going to be spitting your "Tesla knowledge" after you read this, but that still doesn't prove anything, as once again, UFO's haven't even been proven to be real.

If its fake then they are liars.
We still have liars against the free energy UFO from Tesla
has a few people that think they are right.
In which case the government is letting liars rule and
I just think people should know.
As far as I know everyone is completely truthful since I have no proof.
And neither is a dangling light by a liar that UFO do not exist
and the government is not helping the liars.

Originally posted by TeslaandLyne
As far as I know everyone is completely truthful since I have no proof.

Nothing I type is true.

Go figure that one out Tesla.

As for the vid...I believe Vic Reeves says it best when he states "You're just a fakey cake maker and I ain't got time for you".




-m0r

Perhaps I did not read the post you say in untruthful.
I make up plenty in hopes of an originality award.
But no one likes originality where Mr T and Mr L are concerned.
I'll check back on your posts for originality as that's what counts.
Ed: reflection would be a stretch if light did originate at
the object

[edit on 1/18/2010 by TeslaandLyne]

[edit on 1/18/2010 by TeslaandLyne]

Video captured by Jeff Willes in Arizona
A daytime UFO clam shell of sorts.
A lot better than a 'daytime' that is not daytime
to hide any strings.