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morice morice 2 septembre 2010 01:38

LENARD WALSON GROTESQUE !


JOHN LENARD WALSON FOUND TO BE A HOAXER


Walson claims he uses an eight inch Meade telescope to shoot his videos. He says the giant machines are fixed in the sky. That he can record them in plain daylight, at noon. Or that he can record sounds from the machines in space. If this last claim didn’t ring any skeptical bells for you, watch more Alien movies, because in space nobody can hear you scream. In fact all of the previous claims are more or less impossible.

Photographing the ISS and satellites is very possible, though. And this may be the clearest evidence of Walson’s hoax. Read this article on the NYT about amateur enthusiasts who actually track and image orbiting objects. And then, check the video below :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8Wp-CuJksk

Amazing shots of the ISS by Mike Tyrrell and Phil Masding, see more on Tyrell’s website.

Now, compare it with what Walson claims is the ISS :


Walson’s revolutionary, status-quo shattering, new super-secret invention actually produces worse images. Which means that if there were giant machines on space, you would expect amateur, noted, conventional astronomers to spot them much earlier.

And Walson’s images are not only worse. That ISN’T the ISS at all. Which leads us to the crucible question of how he creates his videos.

There are many possibilities, but someone already managed to reproduce very similar images. Without aiming above. In fact, waveguide suggests he recreated the videos using models made with aluminum foil, shot at a distance and distorted with mirrors and glasses. 



FAUT VRAIMENT ETRE CON POUR CROIRE A ÇA !!!

le gars a utlisé des images faites par des autres pour fabriquer ces hoaxes !

c’est donc prouvé qu"il a triché !
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