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Is the horizon in the exact centre of the image? Better to have a straight line in there to compare to, like earlier posts in this thread.

Can you link to where this account comes from please? Seems slightly different to ones I've read. If only we had that photograph! :D

Unless the original story is true - that they were poaching and had taken pictures of their prize.

I don't see symmetry there, I just see a similar shade that straddles the axis.

Can you zoom in and point to them?

The sky in Linlithgow (56 miles from Calvine) 20 minutes before today's sunset: www.youtube.com/watch?v=bl0CwHQDjCI&ab_channel=M.V.

There are 3 pages on Calvine on Clarke's site, as well as the Daily Mail article he wrote, which is actually more detailed in some ways. I've read them a bunch and won't go back to them just now, but as I recall Lindsay interviewed the two hikers and made himself a copy of the picture before he...

What the heck - every time I see History Channel stuff I'm thinking, why don't they use Mick? And here he is, on one they didn't fall for: Source: https://youtu.be/rB6OQV2gD-E?t=125

Yeah, and the photographer's reports say the plane made passes, not that it hovered. I don't think we'll ever know why the MoD were so sure it was a Harrier in the picture. (Cool vid of Harrier hovering here.)

A fella on Twitter reckons it's a Hunter rather than a Harrier because the Hunter has more v-shaped wings and that's what's indicated in the photo: Harrier: Hunter: The upper wing does seem more swept back in the Calvine photo. But then the quality's so bad perhaps it would have been easy...

I had a real zoom in, I couldn't see any that I was confident of. Though there were definitely places that suggested it. Zoom and arrows time to show what you consider mirroring?

Interesting. I hadn't seen that one. This stood out to me: A source in MoD’s defence intelligence staff, whose identity I have chosen not to reveal, claims the object in the photograph was identified as a US experimental aircraft. He says it was operating from a RAF base in Scotland and was...

I think for the reflection theory to progress we need at least: a) a photo of a reflection where you can't tell it's a reflection b) a photo of a reflected object that doesn't have any mirroring going on, like the UFO here

I wouldn't read too much into that, it's probably just a very rough (inaccurate) estimate. And it does say Calvine first. Ha! Good question - but also a trick question. Number one, that would be painstaking to research. Number two, if I found a case you could rightly say "well it wasn't...

Not me - I'm not sure who it's by. Google doc says owner is a "Mr Sin".

21:22:03 apparently: https://www.suncalc.org/#/56.7684,-3.9584,16/1990.08.04/20:59/1/0 I found it on Twitter.

Not sure if this interesting or not but please find attached a 34-page timeline on the navy UAPs, Tom DeLonge, Fravor, Elizondo, etc. Source: drive.google.com/file/d/1i0kKbDgsxQwWUn7MNr5Mlv--kqQF8fR3/edit

Here's a webcam from Linlithgow in Scotland, still streaming now: Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bl0CwHQDjCI Sunset there was at 20.56 yesterday so 20 minutes before sunset looked like this: This is looking northeast and the sunset was in the northwest so you get a bit of...

Did you look at the video I posted of Edinburgh close to sunset? Or have a look for better ones? Looking at the colourised version, which I feel seems fairly accurate: I wouldn't call that an "overcast sky" - and definitely not by Scottish standards. I've seen a lot of sunsets in my life...

You can probably find better videos than this - eg, with date info from the right time of year - but this is the first I landed on and maybe suffices. It's a walking tour of Edinburgh (further south) starting at around 8.30pm and posted in October 2020 (so maybe filmed a little before October)...