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I can't help but notice that in the first video, the sensor switches from aimed to the right, to being aimed to the left as it tracks the object. Then, at the
by Enginerrrd 7y ago
I can't help but notice that in the first video, the sensor switches from aimed to the right, to being aimed to the left as it tracks the object. Then, at the peak of left facing azimuth, the object coincidentally zooms off to the left in the direction of what I assume is airflow around the sensor. That sure sounds consistent with a piece of debris stuck to the lens cover, but I'm lacking a lot of critical information.
- typeformer 7y agoThere were multiple jets scrambled, they all tracked the objects, with radar, infrared video, high-def video, and laser range finding. Why are people so stubborn about this?
- humble_engineer 7y agoThere is this phenomena with UFO's, I don't remember the name of it, but it goes like this, even if they landed at the White House and CNN covered it, there would still be people who were doubtful, just because it would be the most significant event in human history, so given that these are not that case, but just strong evidence, there will be a lot of people who are essentially morons.
- rasz 7y agoJust like in that 2018 Gatwick Drone situation!