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This is Sunday. Mike, and Stonehart must be attending church services. Here is something for you to look at: infrared-aerial-phenomena-research.blogspot.comMine is so old they don't make batteries for it any more.![]()
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This is Sunday. Mike, and Stonehart must be attending church services. Here is something for you to look at: infrared-aerial-phenomena-research.blogspot.comMine is so old they don't make batteries for it any more.![]()
...If you think I am wrong, do the work yourself and prove me wrong
They are cow udders inflated with swamp gas, as postulated by the late, great, J. Allen Hynek.Like I said they look like Balloons, and act like them, and since we know that they exist then until other evidence to the contrary comes to light Balloons they shall be.
They are cow udders inflated with swamp gas, as postulated by the late, great, J. Allen Hynek.
What are the attributes of the subjects being filmed that make you think they are not balloons? Is that a fair question?
I knew better than to get involved with this. They are poor quality videos, and I know nothing about their history. All I can state is this: Not all of the spherical objects being observed and recorded by people worldwide are balloons. Not all of the orange lights in the sky are Chinese lanterns.I don't see any teats. If they were cow utters we'd have teats and a lot of cows looking up.
The real question Voyager, is what is in the Believing Is Seeing video that would led anyone to believe that the objects in them are not balloons and lens reflections?
What are the attributes of the subjects being filmed that make you think they are not balloons? Is that a fair question?
I knew better than to get involved with this. They are poor quality videos, and I know nothing about their history. All I can state is this: Not all of the spherical objects being observed and recorded by people worldwide are balloons. Not all of the orange lights in the sky are Chinese lanterns.
I am already developing a headache, and I'm not going to comment any further on the videos.I cannot speak to "all of the spherical objects being observed and recorded by people worldwide" nor have ever claimed to do so. I am talking here about the objects in the video Posey used to start this thread and nothing else.
They are cow udders inflated with swamp gas, as postulated by the late, great, J. Allen Hynek.
( Insert X-Files theme )The tether footage contains commonly understood camera artifacts. See the following for an example and the info section for an excellent explanation.
I of course extend that question to Posey as well. What is it about these objects in the video itself that makes them not be balloons in your estimation? I'm trying to understand what is about these objects or their movements that says "extra-ordinary" to you guys.
This is Sunday. Mike, and Stonehart must be attending church services. Here is something for you to look at: infrared-aerial-phenomena-research.blogspot.com
that is so profound!They display an intelligence and a playfulness not associated with balloons.
T.O, I have seen these things at a distance and fairly close at night time and in the day light.
They display an intelligence and a playfulness not associated with balloons.
But that does not disprove the sighting, but only that the camera was out of focus.