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Originally Posted by Lanny_McDonald
Camouflage? That's some bad ass camouflage. Planes are easily visible, especially when dropping flares or chaff. Camouflage does not render objects invisible, especially if they are dropping signatures that would pinpoint their location. And why would the camera NOT be able to resolve a jet? It is able to resolve tiny "flares" so why not the whole plane?
Yes, because Occam's Razor says that invisible fighters in formation drop flares at over 25,000 feet. Assume away. It only means one thing.  |
Flares are bright white. Jets are grey to blend in with the clouds. You know, camouflage.
You’re assuming the camera is close enough to see jets. As I mentioned the lights could be magnified by a small aperture, making them look closer than they are.
Flares are the only thing I’ve seen any evidence for, good or bad as it may be. They might be UAVs flying in formation but I don’t see any proof. I’m open to any facts people want to bring to the discussion.