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That video only explains the video footage if you assume everyone who were part of that operation are lying. There were plenty of people who saw it on their ra
by nchi3 5y ago
That video only explains the video footage if you assume everyone who were part of that operation are lying.
There were plenty of people who saw it on their radars, and at least one of them was a very highly ranked military.
- jasonwatkinspdx 5y agoThe radar issue is discussed in the video. What he says is entirely accurate. Despite how capable these radars are, they don't prevent the operator doing the equivalent of asking the wrong question. Eyewitness testimony, even from experts, is notoriously unreliable. However everything in the testimonies so far is consistent with misunderstanding parallax.
- nchie 5y agoHis radar explanation for FLIR doesn't really hold well if you take their stories into account though. There's a limit to how far away it could have been since they're saying they saw it near sea level below where they were. He also doesn't explain why the jet engines of said plane didn't show up as a different color on the IR camera. Eyewitness testimonies are not very reliable, no, but unless they're lying, there was definitely something unexplained going on there. It's possible there's an explanation which covers all of it, but Mick West's doesn't. Not to mention that he's a game developer and not an aerospace engineer. I really doubt he has any experience using the systems that he's explaining. I would love to see that video "peer-reviewed" by someone who has the credentials to talk about those things.