@KwanJin@allIch habe hier was interessantes neues für euch!
Es sind vermutlich keine 9 Undentifizierte Flugobjekte gewesen sondern nur 3.
Aber seht selbst.
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Wie ihr an dem Foto von Google Street View erkennt besitzen die U-f-o's keine Tragflächen und haben keinesfalls die Form eines Fliegers, wie ihr ja schon bei Grenzwissenschaft entnehmen konntet.Sie sind rund!
Hier ein guter Vergleich zu einer Fliegerstaffel:
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Dear UFO Casebook,
I'm a professional designer and deal with image manipulation on a daily basis, using the usual tools of the trade.
I've been intrigued by the Google Street View image of 9 objects over Bethnal Green.
I admit that the first time I saw this image the similarities between the objects (particularly the higher of them) made me suspect that there was some digital replication going on - probably due to Google's stitching software.
I'm not a proponent of using Photoshop or other image manipulation software to prove or disprove UFO sightings (most often people produce so-called 'thermal' or 'enhanced' versions of objects which, to be honest, only amounts to 'tweaking all the settings until you get what you want').
However, one thing that this method can reveal is whether or not an image has been stitched or watermarked. I am attaching a couple of images which I think point to a new conclusion about how many objects may have been in the sky at the time the photos were taken, as well as shed some light on how Google stitch together their images.
Probably the first thing you'll notice is that all of Google Street View images are watermarked.
Secondly, Google's street views are often made from an incredible number of separate images or segments of images - as seen in the example image of the building.
In short, although I think it's possible that the objects present were a string of slow moving balloons (at least, there's no evidence to the contrary at the moment) they still remain unexplained.
However, I think that the same cluster of 3 objects has been stitched together to create the apparent 9-object formation from a minimum of three separate Google photographs; a formation which, at first view, would seem to rule out something as mundane as a string of silver helium-filled balloons.
Congratulations on running the best UFO site on the web, keep up the good work.
Kind regards
Chris
http://www.ufocasebook.com/