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originally posted by: Elementalist
Yet, afterwards I had so much frustration and annoyance with whom ever is in on the manufacturing of these crafts IN SECRET.
originally posted by: smurfy
Here's the video to play around with.
originally posted by: Blue Shift
originally posted by: smurfy
Here's the video to play around with.
Somebody commented on the video indicating that another somebody said the UFO doesn't track with the movement of the camera, making it a probable CGI fabrication.
And I'm somebody repeating that without knowing whether or not it's true.
originally posted by: Woody510
a reply to: grey580
I'm not totally sure really like I said maybe a hoax as I can't find a location where this happened. But hey with all the dashcams about now someone is bound to get a genuine sighting at some point.
The object that was captured on film over Oregon on the 26th of January 2018 .....
originally posted by: Blue Shift
originally posted by: Starcrossd
I'm thinking a dashcam would be a good investment
Not only to catch footage of UFOs and meteorites, but also in case somebody hits you and sues you. I think that's why you see so many on Russian cars. They're so handy, they'll probably be standard equipment on most cars one of these days.
originally posted by: face23785
I wouldn't buy black aircraft simply because it would be silly for them to fly one over a populated area at that time of day and let thousands of people see it. Although the military does do dumb stuff sometimes.
originally posted by: face23785
I wouldn't buy black aircraft simply because it would be silly for them to fly one over a populated area at that time of day and let thousands of people see it. Although the military does do dumb stuff sometimes.
originally posted by: Blue Shift
originally posted by: Starcrossd
I'm thinking a dashcam would be a good investment
Not only to catch footage of UFOs and meteorites, but also in case somebody hits you and sues you. I think that's why you see so many on Russian cars. They're so handy, they'll probably be standard equipment on most cars one of these days.
Would certainly save cops a lot of time as opposed to today where they get called to the scene of every minor fender bender because somebody doesn't want to get stiffed out of their $400.
originally posted by: Blue Shift
originally posted by: face23785
I wouldn't buy black aircraft simply because it would be silly for them to fly one over a populated area at that time of day and let thousands of people see it. Although the military does do dumb stuff sometimes.
These things apparently have a hard time maintaining their cloak when the weather is bad, but they also seem to fly above populated areas specifically when the weather is bad to reduce the number of people who could spot them. So if you live near the West Coast of the US, trot on over to the shore during bad weather and try to spot something. You may get lucky.
originally posted by: Woody510
originally posted by: face23785
I wouldn't buy black aircraft simply because it would be silly for them to fly one over a populated area at that time of day and let thousands of people see it. Although the military does do dumb stuff sometimes.
originally posted by: Blue Shift
originally posted by: Starcrossd
I'm thinking a dashcam would be a good investment
Not only to catch footage of UFOs and meteorites, but also in case somebody hits you and sues you. I think that's why you see so many on Russian cars. They're so handy, they'll probably be standard equipment on most cars one of these days.
Would certainly save cops a lot of time as opposed to today where they get called to the scene of every minor fender bender because somebody doesn't want to get stiffed out of their $400.
You say that but we have the atc recordings now of whatever it was that flying between commercial airliners also in Oregon.
originally posted by: Woody510
originally posted by: face23785
I wouldn't buy black aircraft simply because it would be silly for them to fly one over a populated area at that time of day and let thousands of people see it. Although the military does do dumb stuff sometimes.
originally posted by: Blue Shift
originally posted by: Starcrossd
I'm thinking a dashcam would be a good investment
Not only to catch footage of UFOs and meteorites, but also in case somebody hits you and sues you. I think that's why you see so many on Russian cars. They're so handy, they'll probably be standard equipment on most cars one of these days.
Would certainly save cops a lot of time as opposed to today where they get called to the scene of every minor fender bender because somebody doesn't want to get stiffed out of their $400.
You say that but we have the atc recordings now of whatever it was that flying between commercial airliners also in Oregon.
originally posted by: BASSPLYR
hi woody.
unfortunately that does not appear to be similar to the triangle I saw during the incidents of late april 2014.
this appears to be a chevron shape and upon closer examination the two rear lights are dimming in unison resembling to me what I have seen many of normal aircraft do. I'm speculating that there is a tail section to that vehicle extending beyond the rear lights and it's just not visible for whatever reason in that video.
what I saw was going from my calculations a
supersonic on the first sighting and on the second transonic. and also larger than in the video although at about the same altitude. a proper equilateral triangle also.
originally posted by: Blue Shift
originally posted by: smurfy
Here's the video to play around with.
Somebody commented on the video indicating that another somebody said the UFO doesn't track with the movement of the camera, making it a probable CGI fabrication.
And I'm somebody repeating that without knowing whether or not it's true.