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Here from Chris Lehto’s page!! Love your content Dave!! Keep up the fantastic content!!👍🏼

Dave what education did you pursue in order to test infrared systems ? Degrees, certifications ect.

@Dave Falch Thank you for what you do. Can you please tell me how you align the infrared detectors with the daylight cameras? Thank you.

Yeahy! Someone with a brain 🧠 thanks for sharing

Was it moving or was that just the "calibration" to make sure it wasn't a dead pixel? 🤔 great work, I saw your link on Lehto Files. I think a lot of people watching assume that's that tic tac style ping pong propulsion, and if it isn't and I misunderstood, please let me know 😊

There is seen changing contrast which changes gray-scale of baloons. Which denies You theory of jellyfish changing properties/darpa thing.

That thing is scary.

How did you know it was there? 🤔

Nice and steady

I’ve walked into one of those webs before…not fun. Creeped me the F out lol

I had one built across my bedroom/shack window, my two grandkids were fascinated, she caught allsorts of insects. Then to the delight of the grandkids she layed eggs, then they ALL hatched, great excitement. Great video Dave,,,👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Great video. Very important to see this and compare with other potential ufo videos 👍

do you use a headset or tablet as a viewscreen? if headset, does it feel like you're flying?

Advice because I found out while replacing mine push the old tabs to the left or right to a lower grove and it just slides off

Where was this filmed and when?

Need one of these at Skinwalker Ranch! Amazing zoom/focus at 7:57.

Awesome stuff!!

X or C?

omg, how Cute <3

Is it part of the brown recluse Family as well. I'm just wondering because they are cross breeding where I live at. there is over 100 of those spikey eggs next to my trash can outside. I don't want to be there when they start to hatch. F that

What kind of camera is this? That is BADASS

can i get flir cameras for brokey prices?

Thank you so much for doing this.

Sure any spider spider will bite to defend, but brown widows are really hard to get to bite you. You have to pretty much try to get one to bite you for it to bite. But very cool spiders and beautiful too. Very invasive spiders too so dont feel bad about killing them.

DARPA wouldnt be testing something on their own people in an active warzone. That is not safe, and there are testing ranges for that.

Dude, this is great! This is the kind of stuff people should be doing. And I like that you didn't say UFO at the end, even though a DARPA project is a UFO to everyone outside of DARPA, haha.

Yes, objects up close (or bigger) look different than objects further away (or smaller). The problem is you have a handful of pixels that show zero details. It's undebunkable because it literally could be anything.

You can tell there's legitimacy to this video how everything else featured you know the rough distance and scale of what you are looking at before presenting the UAP with zero frame of reference on anything. But the recording of a screen playing back a video is a nice touch. This shit is a fucking joke and why no one takes this stuff seriously. Can't wait for a week from now it's revealed to be a fucking bee.

Is it possible that this is a star or something? Do we have details such as time, direction faced and how high it was pointing up etc? Ie. what part of the sky was it? We could then check to see if a bright star or planet was in that location at that time

How do you know it was in the atmosphere? Is it not possible that it was a bright star or something like that?

Never got the link for where you purchase the weather stripping

if not friend, why friend shaped???

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Looks good, man. I can only wonder, endlessly, over what the people who came before us thought of the moon.

Why does the video get very noisy @1:03 ?

Mick West says thats just seagull glare.

Terrifying

this is someone shining something from the ground. its movement is that of a spotlight.

Photons vibrating at a frequency too slow for us to see hitting a narrow gap semiconductor doped with cadmium telluride. Each of these semiconductors is a pixel on this image. The light intensity indicates the amount of photons jiggling specifically at the frequency the sensor is tuned into at the specific part of the frame at that moment in time. Why the hell does the lightning make the air cold like that first? Maybe I don't know what I'm looking at either. Great content.

Thanks for your video! Worked just like you said👍👍

What size extension did you use to reach the third bolt?

I converted Corbell's Jellyfish video to stereoscopic 3D. ua-cam.com/video/yIwvcYuqHTg/v-deo.html The Jellyfish UAP in eight 3D formats - for VR-HMD, 3Dtv's and coloured glasses (anaglyph) SBS, TAB

Great analysis Dave, don't pay attention to the haters on twitter mate.

This video helps make the case it was a mix of Latex and foil balloons so thanks for that

Interesting that everyone spent days going round and round on the poop on the lens thing, and you get rid of that in a couple of seconds. 2:50 The point about the balloons moving erratically is significant. There is just no wobble at all with the jellyfish UAP. Weird. 6:48 Your point about the track being easier if object is slower and high contrast reminds me of the first few seconds of GOFAST. It was travelling slow (though the jet was fast obviously), but it seemed reasonably high contrast to the water, so should have been reasonably easy. It took at least 4 attempts to lock on. 8:02 Could be black op, but what an ugly one! Maybe deliberately weird looking so nobody is likely to tell anybody they saw it, I mean, who would believe it! Very much appreciate your take on it. Lets hope one day we find out what it was.

Thanks for doing these tests. Much appreciated

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Foil balloon....😂

Excellent investigative work. I will use excerpts from your study to support an analysis that I am preparing to refute, not only the balloon hypothesis, which is based on an extremely incoherent pareidolia, and also the JatPack speculation, which is very weak and easy to refute. I have old material here with me that shows an object in Earth orbit, recorded several times by an astronomer, many years ago, and that reliably portrays this UFO

Great job