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I don't trust sound, it's easily manipulated. Luckily the photos and videos from all sides are identical. Thus it is much easier to compare the crater, visually
by obserrverr 3y ago
I don't trust sound, it's easily manipulated. Luckily the photos and videos from all sides are identical. Thus it is much easier to compare the crater, visually.
Every documented Israeli crater is deep and wide, a total distraction of all nearby objects. Every documented Hamas rocket crater is shallow and narrow, with minimal distraction of nearby objects.
Hospital's parking lot crater is shallow and narrow. Photos and videos show very little damage to cars near the crater.
- hcfman 3y agoAnd photos can't be manipulated? If you use sound, the sound timing can come from multiple independant sources and any outliers, i.e. manipulated ones, can be left out. It would be a lot easier to have multiple sound sources for future analysis because line of sight is not needed. It would be pretty easy to deploy a dozen sound recorders around the place and then have many sources of timing data for future analysis. Because it's all TDOA analysis it's maybe a little harder to manipulate, it would need a combined conspiracy.
- obserrverr 3y agoThere are thousands of photos and videos, from many different sources like Hamas, Israel, UK, US, global satellites, etc. They are all identical. Not even NSA can manipulate this.
- hcfman 3y agoHey don't knock it till you've tried it. I'm not saying don't use photos, what I'm saying is for future events like these there is a tool that can with the greatest of ease provide really valuable insights.