6-11-2019 UFO Tick Tac Blink Hyperstar 470nm IR Superblue Analysis. This Tick Tac unlike the others, emitted a pulse of energy, prior to dissipating. Last instance of something similar: 6-02-2019 UFO Tick Tac Hyperstar 470nm IR Tracker. Last instance of something similar:
6-02-2019 UFO Tic Tack and Invisible Star Tracker Super Blue IR Analysis. 2 very unusual anomalies with totally different photonic output! The Star anomaly is 100% stationary. its energy output was studied in this short term analysis:
The Tic Tack anomaly is no stranger to this study. Last instance of something similar:
6-01-2019 Tic Tack UFO Hyperstar 470nm IR Tracker Analysis
5-23-2019 Tic Tack 470nm IR RGBKL Tracker Analysis. A recurring event within this fixed pool of analysis (FPoA). Last instance of something similar:
5-20-2019 Tic Tack 2 470nm IR RGBK Tracker Analysis . Last instance of something similar:
5-20-2019 Tic Tack 470nm IR RGBK Tracker Analysis. Last instance of something similar:
5-15-2019 Tic Tack 2 Hyperstar 470nm Tracker Analysis , the second of 2 close flyby of the Tic Tack UFO. Last instance of something similar:
5-15-2019 Tic Tack 1 Tracker Hyperstar 470nm IR RGBK Analysis. One of two tic tack anomalies imaged 5-15-2019. Last instance of something similar:
5-13-2019 Tic Tack Tracker 470nm IR RGBK Dual Camera Capture. To circumvent any confusion, both files show the same thing taken from 2 different cameras. Last instance of something similar:
5-06-2019 Tic Tack #2 Tracker Hyperstar 470nm IR RGBKL
Analysis. This is a 2 camera capture. (IR)
I'm looking for energy diffusion as this anomaly enters the airspace from above cloud ceiling . Diffusion from the object indicates it altitude based on the cloud ceiling.
Based on what I am seeing, the anomaly appears to have "thrusters".
Last instance of a similar event:
4-23-2019 UFO Tic Tack Close FB Hyperstar 470nm IR RGBK Tracker. A 2 camera capture of the Tic Tack UFO in a very close flyby. This is the Hyperstar 470nm IR capture with a RGBK analysis (layered) applied. Last instance of something similar:
4-21-2019 UFO RED Tic Tack FB Hyperstar 470nm IR RGBK Analysis. This is an absolute first! A RED Tic Tack! Based on the last example: the Tic Tacks are changing colors!
4-21-2019 UFO Tic Tack Flyby Hyperstar 470nm IR RGBK Analysis. This is the Hyperstar IR translation to the 2000 mm capture:
4-21-2019 UFO Tic Tack Tracker Analysis 2000 mm. OTA #1 (2000 mm) is fitted with a Nikon D5 (Normal). It is matching OTA #2 (Hyperstar Infrared) ISO settings. ISO 204800. Each camera in the aligned OTA array has matching settings, both Infrared and Normal Vision perspectives are evaluated the same way. This normal vision perspective shows a tic tack shaped tubular anomaly flying in a forwards trajectory, "Spinning". This 2000 mm perspective looks closely at the anomaly based on its luminescent values. My assumptions based on human vision under nocturnal conditions (ISO 800), is that this anomaly in the range of ISO 204800 is invisible to human vision. Human vision @ night operates at approximately ISO 800. An object @ ISO 204800 requires light gathering capabilities, the human eye does not have (organically).
A recurring event within this FPoA (Fixed Pool of Analysis).. Last instance of something similar:
2-02-2019 UFO Tic Tac Flyby Hyperstar 470nm IR RGBK Line
Japan Airlines Flight 1628, The Third Object,
How ET Enters Our Airspace,
A&E, The History Channel, NBCUniversal, The Weather Channel, Sy-Fy, BBC, Discovery Networks, Discovery Science, Animal Planet, American Heroes Channel, MTV, CMT, Wilbur Allen,
Simeon Hein',
The Nimitz Encounters
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