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Yeah.. And meanwhile over on reddit, they are feeding this sense of authority using strong formulated responses in threads like for example this: Source: https://old.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/o44sqm/lemminos_nimitz_encounter_animation_is_the_best/ Making them look like infallible uber-gods or...

I re-watched the gofast video, and especially in the beginning, there are some moments the camera is relatively stationary with respect to the background. I just see waves, as such, with long wavelength, thus slow(ish). When the lock-on occurs on the object, it is much less obvious that they are...

If the jet would be vectoring like described, the plane would make drastic movements, which we do not see.

I find it rather funny that after 70 years of photographed UFOs, they now conclude that it all of a sudden a national security issue. Suspicious things happening..

Sadly, a more recent example can be given as well.. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malaysia_Airlines_Flight_17 Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 (MH17)[a] was a scheduled passenger flight from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur that was shot down on 17 July 2014 while flying over eastern Ukraine. All 283...

These mirrors inside (active optics) are likely to function to correct the internal optical LOS errors, that are unavoidable with such complex systems. Probably completely "dialed-in" (calibrated) when it was made in the factory.

Indeed. Another one is HgCdTe. All need cooling to get the noise down..

EDIT Sigh. I thought I was reacting to Mick.. LOL Anyway, I was wondering if you can elaborate on this thought?

5 to 10 seconds? I always thought it took minutes or even more? Why this change in narrative all of a sudden? What does Fravor say about it?

Perhaps for "visual reference", I found a link to a video showing a sizeable jet taking off, shot in IR (FLIR). PS: not claiming it is the same thing. Just fyi Source: https://youtu.be/bfktVYlw67k

Plasma is not very easily controllable though. Plasma is ionised gas (atoms) and have a charge. To manipulate a plasma, you need an magnetic field. I find it hard to believe the physics, is you have plasma balls being controlled without visible magnets, coils and whatnot.

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"Solid edges" I would not say though. Looks rather fluffy to me. I think somewhere om metabunk we discussed the possibility of "IR jamming", which basically means over-illuminating the IR can from the pod. As the cam is likely sensitive from 4-12um, the effect of some high power LED source of...

With respect to 1, I just cannot "un-see" the little bumps occurring to the full frame at exactly the same times that the rotations happen. This to me is the nail in the coffin that it is happening inside the camera, and not the object rotating. What are the chances this is coincidental? I am...

Thanks.

What filter did you use? ND?

I know TMAs, I have designed them. And also used them in my lab. They are notoriously hard to align. This is because the tolerances of the optical distances are very tight. The advantages are also that you need less reflective surfaces than other telescope designs.

I was googling for the optical design of the ATFLIR, and of course not easy to find. But, I found this Chinese article where the authors go over a number of advanced optical systems. It is in Chinese, but luckily sometimes English terms and acronyms are used. The image below is from this source...

I am lost about what we are actually debating now guys.. Sorry.. :D

Interesting thought. However, to get this kind of lamp image in the survey image, you need some kind of double exposure (trusting the research that the negative was not tampered with). I am unsure if that would all be possible if you have an image taken in/from a plane.. Or are you suggesting...