Quote:Again, double exposure can happen without any signs of malfunction, overlapping frames, misaligned registers, etc..
If it were double exposure, the image would appear a normal face superimposed on the other photo. It is not. It is warped and distorted as many photos of ghosts are. Also a double exposure would include more than just a face. It would show the whole other photo superimposed over the other photo. It is not. This as well as the fact that the image is clearly the face of the kid and no one else and that it was checked by technicians completely rules it out.
Again, motion blur of the second exposure shows up in the distorted face and light trails (which are more than just the face). If the second exposure was in dark or low-light, you would only expect the lit things to show up. Your examples of two static exposures are irrelevant.
You ever get tired of being so certain about things you clearly don't understand? @_@
Quote:Again, motion blur of the second exposure shows up in the distorted face and light trails (which are more than just the face)
The motion of the face that was killed? Right. And that's all. No surrounding scene or anything, ruling out double exposure. The brightness of the face shows a lightedness that would have shown other things if the photo was double exposed. And the examples I provided show this. It does not. You have nothing left to argue.
The surrounding scene where the brightly lit-up face is at. The one you're claiming got superimposed over the scene of the car. The scene I proved would show up by posting two examples of it.
Experts and amateur astronomers quickly matched the timing and trajectory to a SpaceX Falcon 9 launch from Florida earlier that evening.
The rocket had just deployed 29 Starlink satellites, and afterwards the upper stage vents leftover fuel so it doesn’t explode. That fuel freezes, spreads out, and reflects sunlight, creating a ghostly glowing cloud or streak.
Yep...a spray of fuel from a rocket in Florida. Makes perfect sense. lol And the mass is moving way too fast and is way too big to be all the way in outer space. You realize how far space is don't you?
County Donegal sits directly beneath a major global satellite and rocket launch corridor.
Because of its geographic location, Donegal is a prime viewing hotspot for low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites and upper-stage rocket maneuvers.
- gemini
People from Portglenone in County Antrim to County Kildare in the Republic of Ireland took to the internet to comment on the strange phenomena.
According to experts, the object was likely the debris of an Elon Musk SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket which was launched from Florida on Wednesday.
It was said to be caused by the process of excess rocket fuel being ejected and freezing, then reflecting light back to earth.
The rocket's path matches the reported sightings, experts have said.
- https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cx2yr7dll4yo