Stray Cat
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Hi there
Not been around much recently, but I've been doing some work on this footage hailed as the best evidence of UFO's ever. Filmed in Turkey a few years ago.
http://www.siriusufo.org/tr/?fx=sayfa_ac&url=html/english/tubitak_kumburgaz.asp
Before I spend a vast amount of time on it, I was wondering if any of you good people have any web resources you could point me to, just so that I am not repeating what has already been done.
I have done a forum search and it doesn't seem to have been discussed.
Just to make my viewpoint clear. I firmly believe this is a stationery object, or indeed a stationary object... yes, it could well be a sticky tape dispenser! or a building.
Taking a screen grab from the video date stamped '1st August':
I then superimposed a screen grab date stamped '12th August'
They are off set here so you can see both images clearly
Then we put one directly on top of the other and bravo...
Both filmed from exactly the same angle. This UFO which MUST have the ability to travel the universe (otherwise it would just be stuck in exactly the same place in the sky over Turkey) is at exactly the same angle and facing in exactly the same direction as it was 11 days previously...
But there's more....
Then going back to screen grab date stamped '1st August':
I then superimpose a screen grab date stamped '7th August:
Then put them directly on top of each other:
Wow - Apart from the object being lit from the other side (I did flip it and as it's symmetrical it didn't really make any difference), again it is at exactly the same angle and facing in exactly the same direction once again...
But there's more....
Then going back once again to screen grab date stamped '1st August':
I superimpose a screen grab from footage date stamped '24th August':
You can guess what's coming?
Again the object is lit differently but it is still at exactly the same angle and looks to be pointing in exactly the same direction.
Interesting to note that once again we NEVER see this object 'arrive', nor do we see it 'depart' it always just appears to be there, in the same place at the same angle, pointing in the same direction... Strange!!!
OK... well the night time shots are a bit dark and this guy has filmed this object in much lighter conditions on a few occasions...
Here's a screen grab of one date stamped 'July 2nd' Bearing in mind this is now 12 months since he filmed the night time shots:
OK, some lights in the distance (the lower set of lights is the reflection off the sea)... Mmmmm... the other fishermen don't seem to be taking too much notice of it...
Oh well, luckily he had spotted and filmed it earlier that year on 16th June.
So taking a screen grab and overlaying it we get:
And once again if we then put one directly on top of the other, we get:
Exactly the same, at exactly the same angle, with exactly the same lights.
So come on... if this is a UFO how come it never seems to move?
Now some of the above pics I had to enlarge or reduce to fit (the camera apart from never staying still constantly zooms in and out in all the footage, meaning that some adjustment was required to compensate for zoom and camera tilt.
Anyone?

Not been around much recently, but I've been doing some work on this footage hailed as the best evidence of UFO's ever. Filmed in Turkey a few years ago.
http://www.siriusufo.org/tr/?fx=sayfa_ac&url=html/english/tubitak_kumburgaz.asp
Before I spend a vast amount of time on it, I was wondering if any of you good people have any web resources you could point me to, just so that I am not repeating what has already been done.
I have done a forum search and it doesn't seem to have been discussed.
Just to make my viewpoint clear. I firmly believe this is a stationery object, or indeed a stationary object... yes, it could well be a sticky tape dispenser! or a building.
Taking a screen grab from the video date stamped '1st August':
I then superimposed a screen grab date stamped '12th August'
They are off set here so you can see both images clearly
Then we put one directly on top of the other and bravo...
Both filmed from exactly the same angle. This UFO which MUST have the ability to travel the universe (otherwise it would just be stuck in exactly the same place in the sky over Turkey) is at exactly the same angle and facing in exactly the same direction as it was 11 days previously...
But there's more....
Then going back to screen grab date stamped '1st August':
I then superimpose a screen grab date stamped '7th August:
Then put them directly on top of each other:
Wow - Apart from the object being lit from the other side (I did flip it and as it's symmetrical it didn't really make any difference), again it is at exactly the same angle and facing in exactly the same direction once again...
But there's more....
Then going back once again to screen grab date stamped '1st August':
I superimpose a screen grab from footage date stamped '24th August':
You can guess what's coming?
Again the object is lit differently but it is still at exactly the same angle and looks to be pointing in exactly the same direction.
Interesting to note that once again we NEVER see this object 'arrive', nor do we see it 'depart' it always just appears to be there, in the same place at the same angle, pointing in the same direction... Strange!!!
OK... well the night time shots are a bit dark and this guy has filmed this object in much lighter conditions on a few occasions...
Here's a screen grab of one date stamped 'July 2nd' Bearing in mind this is now 12 months since he filmed the night time shots:
OK, some lights in the distance (the lower set of lights is the reflection off the sea)... Mmmmm... the other fishermen don't seem to be taking too much notice of it...
Oh well, luckily he had spotted and filmed it earlier that year on 16th June.
So taking a screen grab and overlaying it we get:
And once again if we then put one directly on top of the other, we get:
Exactly the same, at exactly the same angle, with exactly the same lights.
So come on... if this is a UFO how come it never seems to move?
Now some of the above pics I had to enlarge or reduce to fit (the camera apart from never staying still constantly zooms in and out in all the footage, meaning that some adjustment was required to compensate for zoom and camera tilt.
Anyone?

