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20100220210226(1)rsztagnotes

            As I return to edit more of my 50,000 captures on file archived from 13 years of research, this is the latest image of a capture in infrared with infrared illumination by way of a 5 watt IR laser in the night sky to 3 kilometers with a spread of 30 meters... this helps with the calculation of the size of the captured object... this one being approximately 15 meters across based on the fact that it near to the extremity of the laser at 30 meters. As only one image was shown with the video it gives a approximate of travel at over 540 kmh based on frame rate, with no motion blurr shown... as some do.  A cropped coloured portrayal of this capture is also shown in my flickr posts here....
Keep in mind that these captures are all none visible to human eyesight, as the infrared laser light also... only with my infrared cameras and night vision scopes are they available to you to see.   13 years of discovery and research all being ignored by mainstream academia... and media... and politicians,,,  these are the people that waste your taxpayer dollars on a lie of your existence..here on this planet...
   

Taken in: Australia / New South Wales / Greta (show map)

Taken on: February 20, 2010

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Infrared Captured images

Unseen with human vision captures

Infrared Dimension

Never before seen Infrared Images

These are travelling the skies here on planet Earth

The science that mainstream do not want you to know about

Some of our neighbours here on this planet

Dimensional Entities

Infrared spectrum

Unseen Infared capture

Infared laser

Infrared Illumination

UAP dimensional craft

Outside of the box

What they don't want you to know

What they don't want you to see

Since time began

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Sets appears in: • FRJS Research Australia 2011 examples • Dimensional Entities Research Hi - Res 2010 more » • Diagnostics of images • Dimensional Entities in Australian Sky - Intelligent • Near infrared dimension at 1 - 3 Km altitude • My Sky above me in NSW Australia « less

Groups appears in: • Infrared • UFOs more » • Unidentified • UFOs and Anomalies • UFO Catcher • UFO Research Society • Newcastle and Hunter Valley Photographers • OVNI • Anti Gravity • Flickr Night • Raelians Rulez • Ufo and Paranormal Activity Group... • THE INCREDIBLE / PARANORMAL WORLD « less

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