MorningAngel
Justified & Ancient
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I did a double take there, not because of the ghost, but because the man, your dad I take it, looks remarkably like my dad. I can tell it is not looking more closely but for a moment there I was quite befuddled.
The lesson being; hold your breath before rushing to judgement on potential ghost photosI took this picture the other day and it would be such a good ghost picture if I didn’t know it was my breath.
I thought I’d share it as a comparison for supposed ghost pictures.
Was there ever an outcome as to what this flying thing was?Here's ONE of a series of a sequence of eleven separate fly-pasts of an Unidentifiable Flying Object/before - and after it came into view, and as it/they passed overhead and as they left the scene, progressive shots which I stumbled across when I was using Google Street Map some time ago.
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Watch Movie Visual Effects Artists Debunking Paranormal Videos
https://blog.adafruit.com/2022/08/24/watch-movie-visual-effects-artists-debunking-paranormal-videos/
In a world of easy deep fakes, looking at any alleged paranormal or UFO/UAP with a huge amount of skepticism has never been more important.
In this video, two movie visual effects artists look at a number of popular, reported “sightings” and debunk them like shooting fish in a barrel.
If “they’re out there,” this ain’t them!
Anyone else see the ‘ghost’ dog?
But Harry Enfield's still alive...What if there had been a ghost of a pervious resident that we couldn’t see watching and complaining about out window fixing techniques? ‘What’s taking you so long?’ ‘Don’t do it like that!’ ‘I’ll tell you why I put those nails in there like that…’.
I think I might have posted these pics before - but maybe not?Brown recluse silk is a flat ribbon made of nanostrands.
https://phys.org/news/2018-11-unraveling-secret-spider-silkit-cable.html
And the visible/UV reflective properties of silk have been studied. Very good at attracting flies, good at warning birds and other beasties that it's there and please don't fly into it.
https://asknature.org/strategy/spider-silk-warns-birds/
*There seems to be no factual information (I have searched online for more info) on how the colours are 'captured' within this single web?I think I might have posted these pics before - but maybe not?
I captured this through my kitchen window when the light was refracting. . .
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*Enlarged, and slightly enhanced detail of one part of the single fine strand of spiders web (in highlighted box as above).
I find this pic quite interesting as it shows many-many variations of each of the colours within the light spectrum. Almost like a digital slicing of the available forms of colours and hues that are there!
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