Well Phil, how DOES one "estimate" anything?
>"How do you estimate the distance and size of an unfamiliar ariel object?"
You ESTIMATE it! By the size and it's relative distance to trees and the height above you. I mean, this fellow could READ the lettering.
As for
>"I'll skip the "sun illuminated underside against BLACK sky" hilarity."
You should know that the setting sun DOES illuminate objects on the underside of things. Why don't you try it sometime? Here in Florida where the horizon is flat, often you can see things by the setting sun while the sky above (and behind you) is black. I think you just have to put your bogosity meter to use. You couldn't even comment that MAYBE these triangles are an advanced US design. Instead, you make fun of it.
Off Topic » in reply to Pegs my bogosity meter
"the best part is the size estimates".........
The whole thread (33 posts)
- Texas Triangle
- My prime suspect
- Moved here from 'Space' (n/t)
- This has NO business being posted on the SPACE SCIENCE board, and as usual with these stories it is quickly disproved....
- Pegs my bogosity meter
- Some hallmarks of a hoax...
- re: Pegs my bogosity meter
- "the best part is the size estimates".........
- I suspect LIndy enjoys telling these wild yarns (n/t)
