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You know, to me it looks more like a hot pixel on an infrared array or mirror speck than any resolvable object. The thing seems to move around / jitter very s
by supernova87a 7y ago
You know, to me it looks more like a hot pixel on an infrared array or mirror speck than any resolvable object. The thing seems to move around / jitter very slightly so maybe not a hot pixel though. Was there a crew report of actually seeing this, or just the camera or video images? With these cameras you basically should default to any other possible artifact before supposing it's a "UFO"...
- cannedslime 7y agoThere is the audio recordings from the incidents where the pilots are flabbergasted by the sightings.
- thysultan 7y agoThere where two pilots and two feeds that displayed the same image, so the only other conclusion is that both the pilots had a hot pixel on the exact same corresponding location.
- newsbinator 7y agoI wonder what the chances of that are. Seriously. I suppose there's a non-zero chance it's 2 instruments failing in precisely the same way in precisely the same spot at precisely the same time. Stranger things have happened.
- eloff 7y agoThat's maybe lottery like chances. What's the chance it's aliens, given we see no sign of intelligent life when we look to the stars, and given the size and distances involved? Probably worse. The logical conclusion is that it's neither. Given our current priors.