I want you to know I really enjoy your more grounded takes on the mysterious or weird stories. it makes the actual unexplainable that much more interesting. there is far too much hyperbole and people who are ready to believe anything these days. I hope you keep making more.
“I think it was one of our own” In other words, he didn’t think it was being piloted by aliens, but people from the government. That, to me at least, makes me think that the photos *might* have been real (or at least perceived to be real).
Their authenticity is pretty debatable, but these photos are so iconic either way. 🛸 I come in peace with this offering for your leader, the algorithm, and I'll be back to actually watch the video soon!
And I watched it. Typical in-depth EDGE quality. If I'm being honest, I think the object is a car mirror hanging from a wire. It looks small. The photos are striking and utterly iconic, but they don't convince me. I don't care, though. Where UFOs are concerned, I don't put much energy into worrying about truth. There is truth out there, but I don't know how much fun it will turn out to be. The mystery is fun. The lies and hoaxes are fun. I like the phenomenon as it is. Maybe the Trent photos are legit, maybe they're not, and I'm fine existing here in the middle.
Debunking and proper analyses of things like these are the best. Also, I'm surprised that it was claimed the object was "large" in the first article, to me it looks like it's the size of a wheel cover or a pot lid.
If the object was real, how fast did it move? The photo seems very clear and doesn't show blurry effects to suggest it is moving across the sky. You would expect that a UFO of that size would fly quite fast and be difficult to capture with an old camera.
"back in the 50's -you had to get you photos developed before you could see them " 🤣 this was still the case untill the late 90's - and in fairness to the trents - photographs were expensive and you absolutely waited until you had used up the film before developing them - but that flying saucer still looks fake as fuck
I want you to know I really enjoy your more grounded takes on the mysterious or weird stories. it makes the actual unexplainable that much more interesting. there is far too much hyperbole and people who are ready to believe anything these days.
I hope you keep making more.
I do love your paleontology videos but these paranormal/supernatural ones are just so much fun.
“I think it was one of our own”
In other words, he didn’t think it was being piloted by aliens, but people from the government. That, to me at least, makes me think that the photos *might* have been real (or at least perceived to be real).
Their authenticity is pretty debatable, but these photos are so iconic either way. 🛸
I come in peace with this offering for your leader, the algorithm, and I'll be back to actually watch the video soon!
And I watched it. Typical in-depth EDGE quality. If I'm being honest, I think the object is a car mirror hanging from a wire. It looks small. The photos are striking and utterly iconic, but they don't convince me. I don't care, though. Where UFOs are concerned, I don't put much energy into worrying about truth. There is truth out there, but I don't know how much fun it will turn out to be. The mystery is fun. The lies and hoaxes are fun. I like the phenomenon as it is. Maybe the Trent photos are legit, maybe they're not, and I'm fine existing here in the middle.
Debunking and proper analyses of things like these are the best. Also, I'm surprised that it was claimed the object was "large" in the first article, to me it looks like it's the size of a wheel cover or a pot lid.
I doubt it but sounds interesting.
Nice. I love it.
If the object was real, how fast did it move? The photo seems very clear and doesn't show blurry effects to suggest it is moving across the sky. You would expect that a UFO of that size would fly quite fast and be difficult to capture with an old camera.
I am a big believer but I think McMinnville photos are bunk
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"back in the 50's -you had to get you photos developed before you could see them " 🤣 this was still the case untill the late 90's - and in fairness to the trents - photographs were expensive and you absolutely waited until you had used up the film before developing them - but that flying saucer still looks fake as fuck
Fake af bro cmon you a science channel
I discussed the scientific analysis of these photos, did I not?