Fox News Films UFO At Gilliand Ranch, and Interviews
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"Yes and I noticed on one of your videos of the Taus, the craft had a blue/green plasma field, and on different videos, other colours, which are atypical of the colour changes, at differing power levels, when in flight....whites and blues being…"
"Is this the same as the Tau Cetis' crafts? Thanks Drexk"
"And yes, about the space propulsion systems, they use aetheric implosion motors...some call this "zero-point" energy, but space is not only a vacuum....and is highly energetic....To make it simple to summarise, I'll add one of my old vids on the…"
"It's a shame that whenever the topic of ETs and UAPs are discussed in US administration circles, they always have to include some nutty, fuzzy image, with a blurred out flying craft, or some nut wearing a rubber suit...looking as much like a grey…"
"On the bright side Drekx atleast they are not giving us images of demons since some of them have said they think ET's are demons. Such primitive dumbasses some folks in government are lol."
"And heres Part 2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4X4GXs2AUQ"
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There is nothing paranormal about the dust orb phenomena, it is natural to any camera with a flash and any video with a light source that isn't in front of the camera (ie, infrared light, spotlights). It seems that many groups still consider dust orb photos to be paranormal, because they don't want to take the time to collect REAL anomalous data. What keeps these groups holding on to the dust orb as phenomena is the instant gratification they get by collecting hundreds of so-called "spirit orbs" in a single night of investigating. The truth is no matter what the environment, there are always air-born particles in the air (except in a vacuum...) that can contaminate your data. You can sometimes even see the flash reflect off the dust particles when a picture is taken. Also, this phenomena isn't just limited to dust, it also applies to rain, water droplets, bugs, etc.
from this link...
http://www.ghostgadgets.com/_knowledge/orbs.html
From Wikipedia:
"Orb artifacts are captured during low-light instances where the camera's flash is used, such as at night or underwater – or where a bright light source is near the camera."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orb_%28optics%29