This is my FIRST post, go easy on me please. I have had this question for years but have never known where to ask? ---- Of all the recordings of the Phoenix lights, not one person was able to record it using night vision? A recording like that will show once and for all, the outline of "whatever" it is and SIZE. Has this been discussed? Ken
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Phoenix Lights, question.
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Tommy Allison
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Not necessarily.
Here's why. Most of the handheld camcorders back in 1997, didn't have the nightvision feature. Most of the new stuff operates in IR, which is only as good as the maximum distance that the IR LED can project, usually about 30 feet tops.
What you might be thinking would have been like a FLIR image, which would show temperatures. That would have definitely done the job, At least I think anyway.
Here's why. Most of the handheld camcorders back in 1997, didn't have the nightvision feature. Most of the new stuff operates in IR, which is only as good as the maximum distance that the IR LED can project, usually about 30 feet tops.
What you might be thinking would have been like a FLIR image, which would show temperatures. That would have definitely done the job, At least I think anyway.
Chuckleberryfinn
Paranormal Maven
Dr. Bruce Maccabee has done a convincing analysis of the Phoenix Lights case.
Dr. Bruce Maccabee Research Website
The lights themselves were undoubtedly just flares. The sighting an hour before the flares, however, for which there were multiple, independent witnesses, were most certainly not flares. That's what is most bizarre about this case. The object sighted was incredibly vast, gigantic -- even the governor of New Mexico, Symington, now admits to seeing the object itself as opposed to just the lights. All indications point towards a truly massive object -- silent, slow moving, no visible external engines -- flying over Phoenix. One to two hours later, the military dropped a bunch of flares.
Some have suggested that the entire event was a psych-op perpetrated by the government to confuse people about UFOs. Others have suggested that the flares an hour or two later were dropped as a disinfo. tool that would be helpful at a later date in debunking the earlier craft sighting. Who knows what really happened.
Dr. Bruce Maccabee Research Website
The lights themselves were undoubtedly just flares. The sighting an hour before the flares, however, for which there were multiple, independent witnesses, were most certainly not flares. That's what is most bizarre about this case. The object sighted was incredibly vast, gigantic -- even the governor of New Mexico, Symington, now admits to seeing the object itself as opposed to just the lights. All indications point towards a truly massive object -- silent, slow moving, no visible external engines -- flying over Phoenix. One to two hours later, the military dropped a bunch of flares.
Some have suggested that the entire event was a psych-op perpetrated by the government to confuse people about UFOs. Others have suggested that the flares an hour or two later were dropped as a disinfo. tool that would be helpful at a later date in debunking the earlier craft sighting. Who knows what really happened.
We've all seen the same videos and photos of the Phoenix incident. However, a less widely known video of the craft did surfaced, although the exact date cannot be confirmed. Take a look at <a href="http://www.azfamily.com/unexplained/stories/KTVKUnEx20070313_show.e1ffc17.html">The Intruder</a>.
