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Originally posted by Paradigm2012
I think we all are confirming that there is NO HELICOPTER in that photo. We agree its not a helicopter.
why would they tell us they were testing military if they really were
its not military
Originally posted by Hellas
reply to post by virgom129
OH REALLY???
Originally posted by Paradigm2012
Hurry debunkers quick-----thumb together a quick explanation---
think hard of something
make sure it sounds silly
Originally posted by franspeakfree
Ok so by looking at all the threads on here we can establish that the photo posted on the first page does indeed look like an over exposed helicopter. However, the image in the video looks completely different to the image on the first page. Therefore, my conspiritorial radar goes mad and I am thinking that the video and the photo are not related and could well be a smoke screen to divert us from the truth. Which IMHO is that the government were testing something that they don't want anyone to know about.
Whether thats ET hybrid tech, thats another topic.
Edit to add -
If you honestly believe that a helicopter would shut down an airport for more than 4 hours then there is no hope for you. By agreeing to this crazy notion you are insulting the air traffic controllers whose job it is to distinguish the difference between such craft so that everyone can take off and land safely
[edit on 9-7-2010 by franspeakfree]
Originally posted by Fryaga
What I'm curious about is why, if this was in fact a military linked incident, would the Chinese military do something over an airport in airspace designated for commercial flights?
Wouldn't they have had prior contact with the air traffic controllers, indicating that there would be a military presence in the area and to subvert traffic until they had finished whatever it was that they were doing, instead of sabotaging flight paths?
It doesn't make much sense to me, but my knowledge of how the Chinese do their business is non-existent so...I'll wait for more information.
Thanks for the image, OP!
- Fry
Originally posted by virgom129
reply to post by freelance_zenarchist
What BS Pics...
If they were long exposures of anything, the bright windows would appear as long lights, not perfect circles..
Originally posted by airspoon
To me, it looks like a multiple or elongated exposure of a normal aircraft with a spot-light, moving right to left. If you look at the power lines to the left in the photo, you will see how the same cable appears twice with the one on the right being slightly more faint. This correlates with the aircraft also being slightly more faint towards the right. The camera started to capture the image when the aircraft was in one position and finished a little stronger towards the left. Although it looks like some kind of craft with "windows", it is probably only the same point of light being caught over and over again, due to the movement of the aircraft. If I had to guess, I would guess that it's a helicopter.
--airspoon
Originally posted by franspeakfree
To add - If it was a secret test flight then why would they purposely fly over populated areas where attention would be drawn and plastered all over the press, think about it, something is not quite right here people
It's a long exposure of what looks like a helicopter.
To me, it looks like a multiple or elongated exposure of a normal aircraft with a spot-light, moving right to left. If you look at the power lines to the left in the photo, you will see how the same cable appears twice with the one on the right being slightly more faint. This correlates with the aircraft also being slightly more faint towards the right. The camera started to capture the image when the aircraft was in one position and finished a little stronger towards the left. Although it looks like some kind of craft with "windows", it is probably only the same point of light being caught over and over again, due to the movement of the aircraft. If I had to guess, I would guess that it's a helicopter.