The video describes what could potentially be a breakthrough for commercial (modified)off-the-shelf hardware when it comes to filming UAP. For about 2-3000$ you can have a rig that is capable of spotting UAP on demand in just about any highly populated area of the world…which in itself is an indicator of the astonishing quantity of UAP there actually are flying around at any given moment.
Using a second high speed (unmodified) camera in tandem with the one described in the video could assist with ruling out prosaic sources such as birds, insects, and sensor anomalies. I could foresee future projects that could utilize software with two cameras (modified for infrared) to provide stereoscopic tracking of objects, giving an extremely accurate measurement of their altitude and velocity.
So, who’s saving up for one of their own?
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