+- Rogue-Nation3 (https://rogue-nation3.com)
+-- Forum: The Conspiracy Corner (https://rogue-nation3.com/forum-35.html)
+--- Forum: Cryptozoology (https://rogue-nation3.com/forum-39.html)
+--- Thread: DNA hunt for Loch Ness (/thread-3441.html)
Pages:
1
2
RE: DNA hunt for Loch Ness - BIAD - 05-25-2018
(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
It could've been this one.
RE: DNA hunt for Loch Ness - Wallfire - 05-25-2018
(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
It could've been this one.
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.
RE: DNA hunt for Loch Ness - BIAD - 05-25-2018
(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.
RE: DNA hunt for Loch Ness - guohua - 05-25-2018
Did one of Nesses Young was up on a Welsh Beach?
![[Image: 1527268530927.jpg?ve=1&tl=1]](http://a57.foxnews.com/images.foxnews.com/content/fox-news/science/2018/05/25/mystery-sea-creature-like-crocodile-found-washed-up-on-beach-in-wales-baffles-experts/_jcr_content/par/featured_image/media-0.img.jpg/931/524/1527268530927.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 SERVICESource
Yes the experts want you to Believe that this Long Narrowed Tailed Creature was a Dolphin or Porpoise When Alive.
RE: DNA hunt for Loch Ness - BIAD - 05-25-2018
(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.
RE: DNA hunt for Loch Ness - guohua - 05-25-2018
(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.
RE: DNA hunt for Loch Ness - BIAD - 05-25-2018
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.
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.
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 theCritique Of Nessie: (Page 41)
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”...'
RE: DNA hunt for Loch Ness - Wallfire - 05-26-2018
(05-25-2018, 09:12 PM)guohua Wrote: Did one of Nesses Young was up on a Welsh Beach?
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 SERVICESource
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.
