posted on Oct, 5 2010 @ 09:16 PM
Originally posted by IgnoreTheFacts
This is not a rocket, meteor or fast moving UFO. This is nothing more than CGI. I am well versed in many aspects of computer graphics (competent in
Maya, 3DS, Adobe, etc) and can tell you the lens flare is 100% fake, as well as the "tail" of the object which is nothing more than a virtual particle
emitter.
This is so blatant that most folks around here should pick up on this hoax instantly. The fact that so many don't really worries me.
While i think its nothing but a meteor id say your CGI assertation is a little off (and yes i to am competent in your listed 3D/2D packages **points
to his Avatar**)... i see nothing to indicate the flare is fake, I remember seeing a very old (at least 15 years) video of a UFO hovering behind a
tree, it had a very similar sort of flare to it circular center with very long vertical arms, and the UFO was NOT CGI, but it wasnt more than likely
real either, but by that I mean the lens flare was a real physical lens flare. Lens flares change constantly between cameras and the shapes of their
lens along with the brightness of the object itself (when my brothers helmet cam is pointed at the sun it gets exactly the same flare although much
much brighter).
As to the contrail, well without knowing what it was made out of you cant really say its just a partical emitter. if it was moisture it would hang
around longer, unless its being condensed then evaporating before it has a chance to spread (like the trail some planes wings leave long and thin but
also short lived and compact). If it was smoke you'd think it would hang around alot longer. But once again to my eyes it seems real enough.
The only issue I have is when the flare breaks there is absolutely nothing at the front of the contrail to indicate a light source, which you'd
expect, but that doesn't rule out something still being within the tip of the contrail. That would be the only thing that makes me feel it could be a
fake... apart from that I say the guy was lucky to capture a meteor.
Id say its certainly not a UFO.
Edit:- and just to add ive seen at least 2 decent meteor/boloid break ups personally each one was different... one was a bright green oblong leaving a
long blue green trail behind it, another was a complete high speed break up where it more or less just instantly exploded with no trail at all being
visible before hand. By that i mean theres alot of variation in them, they dont all look like what most would consider typical.
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5-10-2010 by BigfootNZ because: (no reason given)