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I can't believe they're still going on about that.
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Is this in reply to the Hawaii video? The Hawaii video does not look like an illuminated kite to me. To me the Hawaii video looks like an illuminated hangglider based on its shape. I have yet to find the video of the reported video of it crashing into the ocean.
In this enlargement it seems to show some kind of ejection of light/lights, and various other blinks of light - seems to need some kind of an explanation! (Further on in the video this ejection changes angles, and even makes an appearance sitting above the main object.
*Also noticed that according to the quotes in the video, the witnesses only say that it appeared to have fell into the ocean, not that it was actually seen and witnessed to have fallen into the ocean. In other words only an assumption that it fell into the Ocean.
I also see that the whole lit object turns into a vertical object - not possible to fly at ninety degree's if it is as is suggested that it could possibly be hang-glider, and over the Ocean especially at night? i.e.
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This is Mick West's comparison between the Hawaii UFO and an illuminated kite string.
The similarities seem obvious to me.
I don't know if there is footage of the kite crashing into the ocean, but that would certainly be consistent with my attempts to fly a kite- they are always crashing.
Not quite so consistent with an illuminated hang-glider, since the pilot would presumably require rescuing after such a crash.
The similarities seem obvious to me.
I don't know if there is footage of the kite crashing into the ocean, but that would certainly be consistent with my attempts to fly a kite- they are always crashing.
Not quite so consistent with an illuminated hang-glider, since the pilot would presumably require rescuing after such a crash.
Yup, there's certainly a similarity there 'eburacum,' but how about the white light that was reported to have followed the same path as this object? Seems a bit coincidental.This is Mick West's comparison between the Hawaii UFO and an illuminated kite string.
The similarities seem obvious to me.
I don't know if there is footage of the kite crashing into the ocean, but that would certainly be consistent with my attempts to fly a kite- they are always crashing.
Not quite so consistent with an illuminated hang-glider, since the pilot would presumably require rescuing after such a crash.
eburacum
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Do we have film of this white light?
Note that some of the kites do have a brighter light actually on the body of the kite itself. I expect it would be useful to have a marker light on the kite as well as a string of lights on the tail, for control purposes.
Note that some of the kites do have a brighter light actually on the body of the kite itself. I expect it would be useful to have a marker light on the kite as well as a string of lights on the tail, for control purposes.
Such a vertical dive as this shot depicts (which stays in a vertical dive for some time) doesn't give any indication of having been piloted at all?
As far as I'm aware... "No" 'eburacum.' I believe it was quoted in the video not only by the immediate witness, but by others also. (The way it is described, it sounds like it was seen a while after the main object went down, and following the same flight path - but it's all a bit sketchy to say the least!)
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New article on Aguadilla object with an analysis:
https://www.krqe.com/new-mexico-cw-...fically-investigating-aguadilla-ufo-incident/
https://www.scribd.com/document/494...Puerto-Rico-Detailed-Analysis-of-UFO-Incident
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Bumm(gg)er!
How about here?:
https://www.explorescu.org/post/2013-aguadilla-puerto-rico-uap-incident-report-a-detailed-analysis
Certainly enlightening!
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Complete crap.
The object in that clip is obviously much closer to the camera than they calculate, and is barely moving at all. Have these people never heard of parallax?
Here's a 3D animation of the scene compared frame by frame with the original footage, where is is shown that a lighter-than-air object drifting with the wind perfectly matches the images in the clip.
It's time some people realised that misunderstood parallax is the root cause of many of these phenomena, including the Fravor sighting and the GOFAST clip from the US Navy.
The object in that clip is obviously much closer to the camera than they calculate, and is barely moving at all. Have these people never heard of parallax?
It's time some people realised that misunderstood parallax is the root cause of many of these phenomena, including the Fravor sighting and the GOFAST clip from the US Navy.
This site seems to open up just fine... https://www.scribd.com/document/494...Puerto-Rico-Detailed-Analysis-of-UFO-Incident