Jeremy Corbell

I think in Iran and Korea, we've had examples of mistaken shoot downs that were just absolute tragedies in the military's Taking that very seriously. So identification, who's who in the zoo is absolutely critical to the military. And I'll just say one quick thing, Jeremy, on the eyewitness accounts. Kudos to you guys for getting the Navy guys to come out.

I think in Iran and Korea, we've had examples of mistaken shoot downs that were just absolute tragedies in the military's Taking that very seriously. So identification, who's who in the zoo is absolutely critical to the military. And I'll just say one quick thing, Jeremy, on the eyewitness accounts. Kudos to you guys for getting the Navy guys to come out.

The key witness that I heard previously, he mentioned that there were four objects moving in unison. This is really, really important. I want to emphasize this. In the video, we see two objects, and over the course of the 35 seconds of that video, those two objects stay... identically separated. They're separated by about a half an angle, 0.6 degrees.

The key witness that I heard previously, he mentioned that there were four objects moving in unison. This is really, really important. I want to emphasize this. In the video, we see two objects, and over the course of the 35 seconds of that video, those two objects stay... identically separated. They're separated by about a half an angle, 0.6 degrees.

The key witness that I heard previously, he mentioned that there were four objects moving in unison. This is really, really important. I want to emphasize this. In the video, we see two objects, and over the course of the 35 seconds of that video, those two objects stay... identically separated. They're separated by about a half an angle, 0.6 degrees.

And that means they're moving in formation across the sky. And that is absolutely critical to ruling out planes, right? Because over 35 seconds, two planes would be going in vastly different directions. And yet here we have not only corroboration of the eyewitness accounts, but also ruling out distant aircraft, commercial aircraft for this particular video.

And that means they're moving in formation across the sky. And that is absolutely critical to ruling out planes, right? Because over 35 seconds, two planes would be going in vastly different directions. And yet here we have not only corroboration of the eyewitness accounts, but also ruling out distant aircraft, commercial aircraft for this particular video.

And that means they're moving in formation across the sky. And that is absolutely critical to ruling out planes, right? Because over 35 seconds, two planes would be going in vastly different directions. And yet here we have not only corroboration of the eyewitness accounts, but also ruling out distant aircraft, commercial aircraft for this particular video.

Great, great question, George. And I think most people, when they see this footage at first, they think this thing is zigging, zagging, going up and down, left and right. It is not. That's actually the sensor moving. tracking it, basically. And think about this. And you can see this in the video. If you look at the bottom right, there's an EL value, an elevation angle. And that goes up and down.

Great, great question, George. And I think most people, when they see this footage at first, they think this thing is zigging, zagging, going up and down, left and right. It is not. That's actually the sensor moving. tracking it, basically. And think about this. And you can see this in the video. If you look at the bottom right, there's an EL value, an elevation angle. And that goes up and down.

Great, great question, George. And I think most people, when they see this footage at first, they think this thing is zigging, zagging, going up and down, left and right. It is not. That's actually the sensor moving. tracking it, basically. And think about this. And you can see this in the video. If you look at the bottom right, there's an EL value, an elevation angle. And that goes up and down.

And that's basically literally where the camera's looking up and down. And throughout the course of the video, you can see that as the ship's deck pitches in the ocean, that angle goes up and down and up and down. So they're It's very hard for a human operator to compensate for that with a control stick. So this is manually tracking and focusing in on that particular heat signature.

And that's basically literally where the camera's looking up and down. And throughout the course of the video, you can see that as the ship's deck pitches in the ocean, that angle goes up and down and up and down. So they're It's very hard for a human operator to compensate for that with a control stick. So this is manually tracking and focusing in on that particular heat signature.

And that's basically literally where the camera's looking up and down. And throughout the course of the video, you can see that as the ship's deck pitches in the ocean, that angle goes up and down and up and down. So they're It's very hard for a human operator to compensate for that with a control stick. So this is manually tracking and focusing in on that particular heat signature.

Correct. Yeah, exactly. So that gives the system an indication of where anomalies or objects of interest are, and that tells the system how to center in on those objects as the deck is pitching and as the objects move.

Correct. Yeah, exactly. So that gives the system an indication of where anomalies or objects of interest are, and that tells the system how to center in on those objects as the deck is pitching and as the objects move.

Correct. Yeah, exactly. So that gives the system an indication of where anomalies or objects of interest are, and that tells the system how to center in on those objects as the deck is pitching and as the objects move.

We're being accused, Merrick, of holding data back because we chose to stabilize the video. I can't go into exactly what you're seeing in the full video, but you're always kind of protecting the ships and any operational security stuff. So I'll just say this. We did what anybody would do, which is we stabilized it so you could see it better.

We're being accused, Merrick, of holding data back because we chose to stabilize the video. I can't go into exactly what you're seeing in the full video, but you're always kind of protecting the ships and any operational security stuff. So I'll just say this. We did what anybody would do, which is we stabilized it so you could see it better.

We're being accused, Merrick, of holding data back because we chose to stabilize the video. I can't go into exactly what you're seeing in the full video, but you're always kind of protecting the ships and any operational security stuff. So I'll just say this. We did what anybody would do, which is we stabilized it so you could see it better.