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DNA hunt for Loch Ness
#21
(05-25-2018, 04:47 PM)Wallfire Wrote: I seem to remember that classic Dr Who told a story about how the lock Ness monster got there, some thing about it been an alien monster controlled by aliens. I will just have to start checking my old Dr Whos but I seem to remember it was a good episode.
Anyway the old tree stump was a good PR stunt  minusculebiggrin

It could've been this one.

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(05-25-2018, 06:39 PM)BIAD Wrote:
(05-25-2018, 04:47 PM)Wallfire Wrote: I seem to remember that classic Dr Who told a story about how the lock Ness monster got there, some thing about it been an alien monster controlled by aliens. I will just have to start checking my old Dr Whos but I seem to remember it was a good episode.
Anyway the old tree stump was a good PR stunt  minusculebiggrin

It could've been this one.

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The VHS, yes I said VHS is called Terror of the Zygons, took me a wile to find it. A friend of mine is putting them on digital.
#23
(05-25-2018, 07:53 PM)Wallfire Wrote: ...The VHS, yes I said VHS is called Terror of the Zygons, took me a wile to find it. A friend of mine is putting them on digital.

I apologise for staying off topic for a moment, but to Wallfire... my favourite Dr. Who was
Patrick Troughton, the second Doctor.

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Did one of Nesses Young was up on a Welsh Beach?
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Quote:A mystery sea creature was found washed up on a British beach - baffling experts as to what it may be. The five-ft long carcass of the alien-like creature was discovered washed up on sand by dog walker Beth Jannetta, 41. Beth snapped the mystery monster - which has a long head, giant jawline and slender tail - and passed on her pictures to experts. But marine boffins are unable to identify the creature - but say it could be a type of whale, dolphin, or porpoise. WALES NEWS SERVICE
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Yes the experts want you to Believe that this Long Narrowed Tailed Creature was a Dolphin or Porpoise When Alive.
Once A Rogue, Always A Rogue!
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(05-25-2018, 09:12 PM)guohua Wrote: ...Yes the experts want you to Believe that this Long Narrowed Tailed Creature was a Dolphin or Porpoise When Alive.

You're right Guohua, the tail doesn't look eaten away or has the remains of rotted fins.
That's a mammal-like tail.
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#26
(05-25-2018, 09:20 PM)BIAD Wrote:
(05-25-2018, 09:12 PM)guohua Wrote: ...Yes the experts want you to Believe that this Long Narrowed Tailed Creature was a Dolphin or Porpoise When Alive.

You're right Guohua, the tail doesn't look eaten away or has the remains of rotted fins.
That's a mammal-like tail.

Thank You.
I think this will be the last we hear or see about this find on a beach.
They'll cover up the actual truth of what this poor creature was.
Once A Rogue, Always A Rogue!
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#27
In regards of the Loch Ness 'flipper' photograph, there was a lot of criticism about the use of imagery enhancement
and many see it as a hoax. Their accusation lies within the idea that a favoured result was needed and so, found.

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The Original Image.

The flipper image suffered due to the alleged 'head' photograph from 1975 that was later believed to be a submerged
tree stump, the ugly formation does have some symmetry and one can see why it could be persuasive.

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The 'Head' image.

But on the plus-side...
Quote:"...Charles Wyckoff of Kodak, who collaborated with Rines, has pointed out that the original negative showed the
flipper shape, and he attested that there was not “the slightest bit of ‘retouching’ or change”;
the computer “enhancement” involved using various algorithms to scan the negative -under different color filters,
and contrast-altering, and edge-enhancing -and superposing several such scans, none of which could produce
something not present in the original.

Alan Gillespie, who did the actual computer work at the Jet Propulsion Lab, wrote: “Something unusual was in the
image, and it was not an artefact of processing, and it has flippers of some sort”; and he described the later (1975)
photos of body, neck and head photos as “spectacular”...'
Critique Of Nessie: (Page 41)


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(05-25-2018, 09:12 PM)guohua Wrote: Did one of Nesses Young was up on a Welsh Beach?
[Image: 1527268530927.jpg?ve=1&tl=1] 

Quote:A mystery sea creature was found washed up on a British beach - baffling experts as to what it may be. The five-ft long carcass of the alien-like creature was discovered washed up on sand by dog walker Beth Jannetta, 41. Beth snapped the mystery monster - which has a long head, giant jawline and slender tail - and passed on her pictures to experts. But marine boffins are unable to identify the creature - but say it could be a type of whale, dolphin, or porpoise. WALES NEWS SERVICE
Source

Yes the experts want you to Believe that this Long Narrowed Tailed Creature was a Dolphin or Porpoise When Alive.

This picture is basely sun light reflecting of marsh gas with lens flare. Nothing to see here, move on.  tinywhat


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