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I hope they release an HD version of the normal video feed at some point. There might be a mountain of potentially usable data that isn't being released at pre

I hope they release an HD version of the normal video feed at some point. There might be a mountain of potentially usable data that isn't being released at present. Apparently during the Nimitz incident there was a brief period where there were hundreds of these UFOs that descended from the sky (upper bound that the radar picks up is 80,000 feet, and these were at picked up at that altitude) and were basically tracking the Nimitz Strike Group. Such a wild story.

openasocket 7y ago
I hope they release the raw footage with telemetry data. I'm not sure about ATFLIR specifically, but I know that these sorts of systems usually embed actual telemetry data in the feed (in a similar way to close captioning data) which is then rendered onto the video by the media player. All these copies of the footage are of the video after being rendered, with the data stripped out.
- dfsegoat 7y ago
  According to the Sr. Radar/EW officer on the USS Princeton which had all the radar tracks (Kevin Day I believe) - all of the data were wiped. "Despite this, Day intended to write an after-action message about the encounter. When Day went to review the records from the previous day, all the data was gone. He never wrote the after-action message." [1] [1] - http://entertainermag.com/blog/2019/08/30/exploring-the-unbelievable-navy-veteran-kevin-day-to-speak-at-ufo-congress/ http://entertainermag.com/blog/2019/08/30/exploring-the-unbe...