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Originally posted by Diplomat
Originally posted by Haydn_17
When i see "UFOS" act like that, i ask myself, why would they fly there craft like that? Whats the point?
It's because they aren't physical "crafts," they are spiritual beings. They have been here as long as we have, existing in a different dimension than ours. Why do you think we have so much proof of UFO's but no proof of aliens? CUZ THEY AIN'T ALIENS! lol
Originally posted by Resurrectio
I am calling BS...
When he first sees the object.. he says "what is that" 1/2 second before it is even visible..
Nice job with the laser pointer OP! good try .. I almost gave you a star for effort! Almost!
Originally posted by prepared4truth
@giftofprophecy Are they insects or birds? They're not both. If you matched the speeds and found that it could be insects OR birds (who are completely different sizes and speeds) then that means they could also be UFOs (whose size and speed you cannot calculate).
Originally posted by Resurrectio
reply to post by prepared4truth
It appeared in the center of the lense... Look at the video again.. It is more than obvious..
Then i would like you to go outside with a video camera.. Try and follow a bird with it zoomed.. IMPOSSIBLE
Originally posted by ZeroGhost
reply to post by BAZ752
The lens and filters he used merely block spectra not associated with infrared light, and the "night shot" is a further filtering of spectrum at the processor and CCD level. This is not night vision. It is selective spectra only, but sufficient to show objects that have an infrared signature. If the objects are invisible, but give off any heat, you should see them with such a filtering. Insects are colder than birds, but birds would be unlikely as explained above.
Originally posted by ZeroGhost
So, we can discount birds, bugs or lens dust (not even worth mentioning the dust).