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Looks really interesting when he zooms in...That's not a helicopter...
View: https://youtu.be/DnILp5TnEuo
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View: https://youtu.be/DnILp5TnEuo
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View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=88s1Zu0KyGw
These pics were taken four hours drive from (my favorite historic account):
And the object also makes a musical noise. Very possibly the Sternenschiff again....![]()
THE SHIP FROM THE STARS - Examiner (Launceston, Tas. : 1900 - 1954) - 9 Dec 1950
I WENT to Vienna a few weeks ago to speak to the great granddaughter of the ...trove.nla.gov.au
Hi Todd, thanks for that link, I love the "Professor Karl Schneider" article... it was new to me and fascinatingly authentic.
... I am of course familiar with the 'Rudi Nagora' pictures from a hundred and twenty years later [1971] .. they have always been some of "the real-deal" in my eyes and have never been anywhere near debunked. [which begs the question of why aren't they acceptable as being solid evidence?] ... here is the perfect example of evidence that has been presented by a respectable witness, carefully and scientifically examined by several different professional agencies , and deemed to be "100 % Authentic" ... and then duly ignored as being 'tangible evidence'! [perhaps one of those self proclaimed 'critical-thinkers' can pop up and explain to us simple folk ... why?] ... here's what our old mate Richard Haines said after his team's exhaustive analysis of the pictures....
An Analysis of Multiple UAP Photographic Images
(May 23, 1971, Austrian Alps)
Richard F. Haines
ABSTRACT: This paper presents an analysis of 11 consecutive color photographs and related eyewitness testimony of an alleged unidentified aerial phenomenon (UAP) taken over at least a 10 minute period beginning at about 12:30 p.m. on May 23, 1971, about 30 miles south-southwest of Graz, Austria, by Mr. Rudi Nagora, 25. Details of the camera, lens, film characteristics, and other relevant optical and historical details are presented. Each frame shows a dark and/or “metallic” object in the daytime sky. Its flight path was determined on several adjacent frames by overlapping relatively unchanging cloud and fixed background details. No evidence of pixel distortion is found surrounding any image of the object as might be produced by radiated heat, nor is there evidence of double exposure, a suspension thread above the UAP images, or mismatch of pixel dimensions within the UAP image or outside it. There is evidence of finite object motion blur in some frames where stationary background detail is in focus. A geometric composite analysis of all images supports the view that the UAP’s three-dimensional form is not circular in planform but rather a blunt-cornered isosceles triangle with flat bottom and convex upper surface. The object remains unidentified at this time.
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Stick that in your Pipe, Mick West.Hi Todd, thanks for that link, I love the "Professor Karl Schneider" article... it was new to me and fascinatingly authentic.
... I am of course familiar with the 'Rudi Nagora' pictures from a hundred and twenty years later [1971] .. they have always been some of "the real-deal" in my eyes and have never been anywhere near debunked. [which begs the question of why aren't they acceptable as being solid evidence?] ... here is the perfect example of evidence that has been presented by a respectable witness, carefully and scientifically examined by several different professional agencies , and deemed to be "100 % Authentic" ... and then duly ignored as being 'tangible evidence'! [perhaps one of those self proclaimed 'critical-thinkers' can pop up and explain to us simple folk ... why?] ... here's what our old mate Richard Haines said after his team's exhaustive analysis of the pictures....
An Analysis of Multiple UAP Photographic Images
(May 23, 1971, Austrian Alps)
Richard F. Haines
ABSTRACT: This paper presents an analysis of 11 consecutive color photographs and related eyewitness testimony of an alleged unidentified aerial phenomenon (UAP) taken over at least a 10 minute period beginning at about 12:30 p.m. on May 23, 1971, about 30 miles south-southwest of Graz, Austria, by Mr. Rudi Nagora, 25. Details of the camera, lens, film characteristics, and other relevant optical and historical details are presented. Each frame shows a dark and/or “metallic” object in the daytime sky. Its flight path was determined on several adjacent frames by overlapping relatively unchanging cloud and fixed background details. No evidence of pixel distortion is found surrounding any image of the object as might be produced by radiated heat, nor is there evidence of double exposure, a suspension thread above the UAP images, or mismatch of pixel dimensions within the UAP image or outside it. There is evidence of finite object motion blur in some frames where stationary background detail is in focus. A geometric composite analysis of all images supports the view that the UAP’s three-dimensional form is not circular in planform but rather a blunt-cornered isosceles triangle with flat bottom and convex upper surface. The object remains unidentified at this time.
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Cheers Buddy.
Fix this
Yes the article about Karl Schneider is not nearly as known as it should be. It is amazing. NOT a Chinese drone!Hi Todd, thanks for that link, I love the "Professor Karl Schneider" article... it was new to me and fascinatingly authentic.
... I am of course familiar with the 'Rudi Nagora' pictures from a hundred and twenty years later [1971] .. they have always been some of "the real-deal" in my eyes and have never been anywhere near debunked. [which begs the question of why aren't they acceptable as being solid evidence?] ... here is the perfect example of evidence that has been presented by a respectable witness, carefully and scientifically examined by several different professional agencies , and deemed to be "100 % Authentic" ... and then duly ignored as being 'tangible evidence'! [perhaps one of those self proclaimed 'critical-thinkers' can pop up and explain to us simple folk ... why?] ... here's what our old mate Richard Haines said after his team's exhaustive analysis of the pictures....
An Analysis of Multiple UAP Photographic Images
(May 23, 1971, Austrian Alps)
Richard F. Haines
ABSTRACT: This paper presents an analysis of 11 consecutive color photographs and related eyewitness testimony of an alleged unidentified aerial phenomenon (UAP) taken over at least a 10 minute period beginning at about 12:30 p.m. on May 23, 1971, about 30 miles south-southwest of Graz, Austria, by Mr. Rudi Nagora, 25. Details of the camera, lens, film characteristics, and other relevant optical and historical details are presented. Each frame shows a dark and/or “metallic” object in the daytime sky. Its flight path was determined on several adjacent frames by overlapping relatively unchanging cloud and fixed background details. No evidence of pixel distortion is found surrounding any image of the object as might be produced by radiated heat, nor is there evidence of double exposure, a suspension thread above the UAP images, or mismatch of pixel dimensions within the UAP image or outside it. There is evidence of finite object motion blur in some frames where stationary background detail is in focus. A geometric composite analysis of all images supports the view that the UAP’s three-dimensional form is not circular in planform but rather a blunt-cornered isosceles triangle with flat bottom and convex upper surface. The object remains unidentified at this time.
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Cheers Buddy.
Fix this