BulgarianPride
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Cheesy said:buzzer1 said:The likelihood of you seeing anything so far out again mate are definately feasible indeed, soon i am getting some decent night vision equipmnt so heres hoping i get some decent stuff. Thanks for sharing your experience, warms my heart.
-- Tue May 04, 2010 2:48 pm --
Thanks for banging that on mate, seeing as your one of the sensible posters on here and as far as i can see, well respected on both sides of the Conspiracy fence. I reckon if one or two on here would have posted that footage it would have been savaged off some non-believers(as it were), well i will ask those non-believers to come on here and explain Bulgarian Pride' footage, and you know what angle he is coming from so you know he is not a wacko.
PS, unless its someone with a torch(es) stood on the ground pointing it to the sky and agitating it, well that is some top footage. Cheers BP.
Is it not more likely that the light in the sky, whatever it is (could be Venus?), is actually stationary and it's the camera that's moving around and zooming in & out?
It's funny how this type of video rarely has any other reference points in it to prove that this is not the case.
Sorry mate, not Venus. It was moving! Look at 26secs into my video. You will see a smaller thing moving in the opposite direction.
I was moving the camera trying to center it, that is all. Venus is not there anyways( where i was pointing the camera to). I have a cheap camera that is rated at 0 lux. If i have a lower lux camera i should be able to pick up one or two stars as reference points, but then again its moving so i would have to move the camera. Just take my word for it, its not venus or any other star. I saw it with my two eyes.