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Maybe not, but good evidence would.

With my limited knowledge of military airborne camera systems, I would suggest that the time of encoding (into wmv format) is not necessarily the time that the video was recorded, rather it is the time that it was taken off the recording media (the digital 'brick' that is stored in the ATFLIR)...

It was in the original Reddit post: Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/aviation/comments/qhecht/any_idea_what_the_heck_this_thing_is/

Great find. Well done.

Here's a photo a took whilst walking my dog on Thursday 28th October near my home in Norfolk, UK. There was a long strip of cloud going from horizon to horizon - it looked a bit big to be a contreail. I looked on the sat24.com website and the strip of cloud was easily visible in the infra red...

I'm tending to think this is some sort of issue with a mobile phone panorama like Mick said, or possiblly an image of a curved reflective surface such as a metal sphere. The dark area on these looks like the sea with the lighter area above being the sky. There also appears to be some sort of...

Saw this on Twitter and Reddit. What could it be? Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/aviation/comments/qhecht/any_idea_what_the_heck_this_thing_is/ https://www.reddit.com/gallery/qhecht

This reports on some of the experiments that were don on the back of this patent. https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/39012/the-navy-finally-speaks-up-about-its-bizarre-ufo-patent-experiments

Dave Falch is a contributor to SCU, who are (rumour has it) are investing Rubber Duck as a genuine UAP with a large report to follow (as per Aguadilla). My guess is that his unredacted video and subsequent analysis goes against what SCU have 'found', but hey I've always been a bit of a...

So it appears that our friend @davefalch has deleted his Twitter account, and also his analysis of the Rubber Duck video from YouTube (his other videos remain). He had previously posted an un-redacted version of the RubberDuck video on YouTube but he quickly deleted that too. Hmmm. This was...

One of the reasons I like in-the-sky.org is that it does this automatically. No need to worry about getting the right TLE file.

Nice video here of lots of 'things' seen though night vision. At this timecode there are some birds (a big flock of geese, and a 4-ship) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tc80R2nbnd8

Many UFO sightings at night can be explained by Satellites, particularly the bright ones such as the ISS. Some websites such as Heavens-Above.com use a very text based interface which can be difficult to use making it hard to find satellite passes that match the observation. The website...

In case you didn't know ADSB Exchange now offers 1 year of flight data playback. It displays some military flights that FlightRadar24 does not. You can access the replay function at https://globe.adsbexchange.com/?r . Anyway... I've checked for the time of this sighting, and there's nothing...

Here is the sounding data from a weather balloon launched 3 hrs after the event and 50 Miles North. (Credit @chris spitzer)

Nice work Mick. I think the issue with the Flightradar24 data for IRONS21 is that it's MLAT data, not ADSB which is, by definition, much less accurate. https://www.flightradar24.com/blog/how-we-track-flights-with-mlat/

Unfortunately not. I've only managed to bag one fast jet flight, and that was a Hawk.

Yes @Mick West , it uses Digital Terrain Elevation Data (DTED) to find the elevation for any given lat long. The LRF can be used if a more accurate lat long and altitude is required, but this would be only occasionally. Contrary to some beliefs the LRF isn't continually firing.

I have a background in electronics and have worked in the defence industry for 21 years on a variety of equipment. For the last 12 years I have worked with airborne reconnaissance and surveillance systems, particularly infra red cameras. I have specific experience in architecting, designing and...

It's very hard to tell exactly what the object is, because the quality of the imagery is low. It's not too hard, with the metadata presented, to show that the object isn't doing anything unusual. This is because the numbers on the screen are explicit, accurate and exact, unlike the imagery. If...