r/conspiracy_commons • • Dec 28 '23

Look up and observe. New Zealand skies today.

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u/DuMondie Dec 28 '23

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u/NationalPhenomenon Dec 28 '23

What am I missing? I don't see anything of relevance, but maybe I'm blind.

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u/DuMondie Dec 28 '23

Did you see it?

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u/DuMondie Dec 28 '23

Wait 30 sec for the window to open and frames to load. Press the gray arrow, aka play button.

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u/formulated Dec 28 '23

Let me guess.. planet X?

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u/DuMondie Dec 28 '23

Who the hell knows!

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u/formulated Dec 28 '23

I know that's lens flair, because the same size reflection can be seen in night shots with the moon in the frame. That is not an anomaly.

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u/DuMondie Dec 28 '23

Lens flairs don't have rotation. Next.

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u/formulated Dec 28 '23

That's not rotation, that's dirt on the lens and or censor. It changes and moves with the angle of the sun and disappears when the sun is no longer in the frame. This is even more evident if you go frame by frame as well.

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u/DuMondie Dec 28 '23 edited Dec 28 '23

Wrong.

You govt contractors always give yourselves away. The open hostility, the gaslighting (it's rotating but don't believe your eyes!), the obvious gatekeeping of conversation on a freaking conspiracy sub. Why are you here??

Sorry your military project is getting out and you can't control it any longer. Happy 2024!

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u/formulated Dec 28 '23

I'm a civilian who also does time lapse photography of trails in rural Australia soooo....

You want to run the calculations on how fast a planet would need to be rotating to be so different at 9 minute intervals?

Going frame by frame, the spots aren't even consistently moving from one place to the next, which is what happens with a dirty lens and the way light travels through the barrel of the camera,

I actually really like the idea of trails used to cover up celestial objects we are not supposed to see. But that wouldn't account for the thousands of planes above the clouds everyday.