The average resident age here is about 70, unless there's blinding light to walk around in, they don't feel safe, ironically the neighbour who is 80 is sick of it and smashed her light with a walking stick until they finally came and unplugged it
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The average resident age here is about 70, unless there's blinding light to walk around in, they don't feel safe, ironically the neighbour who is 80 is sick of it and smashed her light with a walking stick until they finally came and unplugged it
Um, no
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YT_Ub4x6hpZJq9-O3pIghdbVQm5pSpNK/view?usp=drivesdk
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YDPF1FHQc_lR4VzTlAlsVdbmG1cAP-TZ/view?usp=drivesdk
I just like cheap lighting off of ebay and thought it would be nice to always have on incase the power went out, if I could go back in time I'd smash that stupid light up (photo shows you it) I had so many people go it's car headlights and refuse to even hear me out
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That isn't a problem.
You told us yourself the power would try to reconnect after a few seconds and it did. Very briefly. You assert without evidence that the multiple types of lamps around the buildings would all light up at the same moment and to the same degree if supplied with a brief and probably distorted burst of mains. No. This is not 40 years ago and these are not regular old incandescent lamps.
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I don't understand what the picture with the fairy lights is showing us.
I repeated what my power company told me, I disagree I saw none of that in the video...
One light wouldn't come on, they all would but zilch...
You can get an led to light up with 3 volts even electromagnetic waves like a Tesla coil can light up an led, there are several incandescent lights that certainly would glow but nothing, ask an expert ... I know my electronics I build switch mode power supplies
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Cause that's when the nude joggers run by.
Oh wait! I have zero evidence that there are nude joggers in this neighborhood.
And there's zero substantial evidence of alien visitation in these vids.
Much more imagination than substance.
I invite the OP to come back when they have a vid of an alien peeping in their window or adducting their lawn gnomes.
The aliens installed their search beam in your LED light fixture?
A "search beam" from directly above your LED light fixture would be shadowed by the roof line which would cast different shadows, and wouldn't make the same highlights on the pots. A search beam from some other location would make different shadows behind the pots and different highlights on the pots.
The red light going across the window blind is that red light you see in the video, nothing to do with a UPS it's a cheap ebay light connected to a 12v lifepo4 battery
If the light beam was focused on my window, that's absolutely in line with the outdoor light and would cast the same shadow!
Only difference is my lights light up the bushes and the tree, I just showed you a photo of it very obvious with the cars paint, but the search beam... nothing and in low light settings
How witty....
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You're not the only person in the world with an electronics degree.
Your LED lamp glowed briefly. It wasn't space aliens just because you want it to be. Your recording webcam skipped a second, as it also seems to do in another video you helpfully posted. Space aliens didn't stop time just because you wish they did.
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That magenta-looking light is the red light? Okay I obviously misunderstood what you said about battery backup.
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Lights. Lights plural. What about the one light which points down at the plant pots? Can that even shed any direct light on the tree trunk at all?
Not my best work.
Just please pay attention to how you are working all this with your imagination.
It's all so Whitley Strieber. But he has better material.
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No it wouldn't. That's not how light and shadows work.
"In line with the outdoor light" is meaningless. Any two points in space are in line with one another. If you consider the general location of the pots as a third point, the "beam", the LED light, and the pots, then to cast similar shadows the "beam" would have to pass through your roof past the LED light toward the pots. Or the "beam" would have to originate from in between the LED light and the pots. (How tiny is this interstellar mothership?)
To really cast the same shadows and highlights as the LED light, the beam" would have to radiate from the same point as the LED light, not just be "in line with it."
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That is the brake lights of a car. Those lights don’t point up.
Also, you claim the light came from behind the tree from your perspective. By all the laws of optics you would not be able to see the lit portion of the tree.
The square long fluro tube was off when the power came back on so were the street lamps, only the led bulb was on in this photo...
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bq89KIY5QiG4Nd_4PyUhmGbE935JnU2O/view?usp=drivesdk
The search beam at the top, just the led bulb and nothing else (the light between the tree is not on our circuit, it's a block a way and that's why it's on)
Now just that 1 led bulb lights up the car clearly , but there's no way it could be that led bulb behind it for one reason, the power was out and the video shows no other lights of any kind come on or flicker, that light source is not mine, and my light source the led bulb does not cause that alien sound ...
Brake lights? Do you mind circling what you refer to? Because brake lights looks a lot like the reflection my cheap ebay light makes as a reflection in the window
As the light travelling down the tree looks nothing like a car brake light
Something else to consider: The aliens might have blundered. I'll defer to Rramjet* on this, but right now somepace behind the back of the Moon probably, the crew of that frying saucer is berating the new guy for flashing plasma all over Australia and giving the game away TO A NEARTHLING ELECTRIC ENGINEERING GRADUATE! And a bouncer to boot! "Back to your mop, Spaceman Q=÷5♧4! You'll be lucky if you aren't stuck in pay grade M@¤44□ for the next quatloo of Yearlingkers! At least!"
Serve him right, too.
* Suspicious choice of moniker, don't you think? And a pretty dicey avatar. Almost as if he's rubbing our faces in something. Yeah I think it's best to oh god the lights, whats that wierd noise the walls are closing in I'm sorry, please Master's no m
Serve him right, too.
* Suspicious choice of moniker, don't you think? And a pretty dicey avatar. Almost as if he's rubbing our faces in something. Yeah I think it's best to oh god the lights, whats that wierd noise the walls are closing in I'm sorry, please Master's no m
After the darkest frames (at exactly 6 seconds, in the 17 second video), the red glow comes on for 9 frames, then the whole foreground including the tree and the car brightens for 6 frames (that could be the camera adjusting but...) then it darkens again (so it wasn't the camera adjusting). The obvious explanation is that at least one other light source in or on your house is still cycling; after all, this is all happening during the fraction of a second after the outage begins.
The video's ability to show anything is limited by its original frame rate which appears to be a third of the frame rate of the YouTube video.