(meteorobs) OT -Question to the UFOCaptureV2. -PAUL PUGH et.al.,

[prospector at znet.com]

Larry,


I forgot to add that I sent a large packet to Alister McBeath at WMO five or
so years ago that had copies of observations, emails, drawings, letters and
other data about dark meteors (a seldom talked about subject here), our
discussions on meteorobs, HABIL (high altitude biological inversion layer),
dark line and light line objects and other fun stuff if Alister still has it
and someone some day wants to dig into it.
                                           Dave English


Quoting Larry <ycsentinel at att.net>:

> Interesting topic coupled with your personal observations Dave.
>
> Sounds like it would justify a closer scrutiny..... Intrinsic light
> diffraction of dense shock waves could (IMHO), illuminate shock waves
> under
> the right conditions of ambient background light scatter I think.
>
> Polarized filtering might enhance something like this with a common 0.1
> Lux
> narrow field camera using a longer focal length lens for detail?
>
> If Chris is listening in maybe he or others might have some good ideas
> and
> speculation founded in optical physics and dynamics.
>
> YCSentinel
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <prospector at znet.com>
> To: "Global Meteor Observing Forum" <meteorobs at meteorobs.org>
> Sent: 2009/08/28 08:05
> Subject: Re: (meteorobs) OT -Question to the UFOCaptureV2. -PAUL PUGH
> et.al.,
>
>
> Larry,
>
>    I understand why you want to mask dark line objects but this could be
> an
> area of important observation. For about five years starting in 1997, I
> observed the night skys SLOWLY scanning with my 10X50 binoculars. I saw
> many dim objects which i gave different classifications to. One I called
> Dark Line objects, of three types, one was like waves of some sort like
> shock waves but without apparent cause, except for two, another we later
> called Dark Meteors, very fast dark line objects of various sizes (some
> would be birds and insects but not all) and the third catigory were
> observations of objects in the atmosphere, either above or below the
> ablation zone, they looked like this <===== a shock front followed by a
> sidewall. They were long or short, depending on their direction of travel
> to the observer. I saw one very short in Taurus  <==  and several one
> night
> that were almost coming directly at me in a group (  (   (  just the edge
> of
> the shock front visible. One of my most important observations was a very
> clear dark Meteor that terminated in a dim perfectly round moon sized
> flash. I saw a second one another time, but it was much further away and
> smaller. I believe there's real science to be learned by recording dark
> objects of all types as I have found some of them to have substance and
> not
> known to the scientific community. I have made the rounds over the years
> and
> no one seems to know or understand my observations, you have the ability
> to
> study them and break new ground and back up your findings with recorded
> data. I didn't have that so it was just the word of an observer.
>
>                                    Dave English
>                                Oceanside, California
>