04-03-2022, 11:12 AM
(This post was last modified: 04-03-2022, 09:10 PM by A51Watcher.)
So to start, George Knapp aired a special on KLAS- TV in Las Vegar in late November 1989 called 'UFO's The Best Evidence'. It was shown in 15 minute segments Monday through Friday and the Bob Lazar segemnt was shown on Friday. Every night that week the show was recorded on videotape by the owner of The Lil' Ale inn and sent to a friend in my group. We were pretty impressed and another friend in that group (Ron) arranged to be down there within 2 weeks and witnessed the testing of 2 of these craft and videotaped them.
When he returned home he was flabbergasted and said it was all true. These craft definitely had gravity propulsion that had speeds and maneuvers that were impossible.
Here is a clip from the video he took that night.
This footage is important for a couple of reasons -
Notice how other than the Moon, there are NO starts shining in the night sky. Trust me, on a clear night in the Nevada desert, the naked eye seen a billion starts in the sky.
This demonstrates the poor LUX capability (ability to capture low light) of consumer grade video cameras at that time.
Unfortunately the brightness of these craft were same as stars most of the time during these tests and so were not visable on the tape. Ron could see them with the naked eye but they were not showing up on the viewfinder. However he kept the tape rolling and the camera pointed towards them in hopes that me or my driends would be able brighten up the tape when he got home so we could see the craft. We were unable to at that time.
During my trip down there, I used the exact same camera Ron did, and I had the same problem trying to film the craft. 75% of my tape is blank also. Fortunately at certain points the craft got extremely bright, much brighter than stars, and started showing up on the viewfinder and that is what you see in my footage.
Another problem is trying to follow the craft with a shoulder mount video camera. It's like standing in the middle of a tennis court and trying to film the ball as it zig zags back forth.
In frustration you give up and just try to focus on the area where you usually see them.
Just last month my team acquired new software that is extremely sensitive to light. WE decided to use it on the video clip above and viola! the craft he was filming appeared!
We then used it on the blank portions of my video and those craft appeared also.
I will share those in a future post, but next time I will show you some raw footage with incredible maneuvers and how we can determine is they were caused by camera movement.
When he returned home he was flabbergasted and said it was all true. These craft definitely had gravity propulsion that had speeds and maneuvers that were impossible.
Here is a clip from the video he took that night.
This footage is important for a couple of reasons -
Notice how other than the Moon, there are NO starts shining in the night sky. Trust me, on a clear night in the Nevada desert, the naked eye seen a billion starts in the sky.
This demonstrates the poor LUX capability (ability to capture low light) of consumer grade video cameras at that time.
Unfortunately the brightness of these craft were same as stars most of the time during these tests and so were not visable on the tape. Ron could see them with the naked eye but they were not showing up on the viewfinder. However he kept the tape rolling and the camera pointed towards them in hopes that me or my driends would be able brighten up the tape when he got home so we could see the craft. We were unable to at that time.
During my trip down there, I used the exact same camera Ron did, and I had the same problem trying to film the craft. 75% of my tape is blank also. Fortunately at certain points the craft got extremely bright, much brighter than stars, and started showing up on the viewfinder and that is what you see in my footage.
Another problem is trying to follow the craft with a shoulder mount video camera. It's like standing in the middle of a tennis court and trying to film the ball as it zig zags back forth.
In frustration you give up and just try to focus on the area where you usually see them.
Just last month my team acquired new software that is extremely sensitive to light. WE decided to use it on the video clip above and viola! the craft he was filming appeared!
We then used it on the blank portions of my video and those craft appeared also.
I will share those in a future post, but next time I will show you some raw footage with incredible maneuvers and how we can determine is they were caused by camera movement.