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UFOs Pounding Military Base In Texas
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Moving light source on the ground. You can literally draw lines from the source of light on the ground to the lights in the sky. Intensity and duration directly match a source on the ground.
Now show me one of these ufos that made an appearance without any flashing lights on the ground.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 54547270 . You can't just make it up to fit your theory if it doesn't exist.  Y ou mean the big bright flashes happening at random points over a large area? You do see that, right?But just for fun, and I know you won't do it, pick one of these points in the sky and track it's luminosity/duration to a point on the ground. EVERY appearing and disappearing light coincides with a flash on the ground. No need to make anything up. It's all in the video. Stop being so desperate to believe. You are throwing all objectivity out the window. Your MOVING LIGHT SOURCE is not separate independent flashes of light...which is what is going on...on the ground. ....and if it were... 1) Where are the moving objects on the ground to coincide with the sky? 2) Why does it not happen for EVERY flash? Theory fail. 1. Watch any part of the video where it appears one of the lights is moving. You will be able to draw a line directly from the movement on the ground to the movement on the sky. If may not be directly under the light in the sky, so track the ground for the mirror. Not sure how to make it much easier than this. 2. Why would it? It's all about the angles of the light source hitting the camera or reflective object. The camera is moving quite a bit, but you will notice that the lights in the sky happen in groups as the cameraman is either moving the camera, or has temporarily settled on a space.
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