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It's definitely true. You can tell by the way the clouds are completely frozen in time and don't move at all when the huge ship moves over them. Only some alien propulsion mechanism unknown to science could have created this impression of the clouds being a still frame.
If you look to the left of where the ship pops out, theres a small section of clear sky. As big as that thing was, you would of seen some part of it in there.
Also KK the alien fruitbags would easily say their technology is so high that their ships wont disturb clouds. I dunno WHY they would need to learn technology of that nature but hey....they are smarter then I am
I think someone on the Youtube site made the comment that the bottom of the craft would have a lot more shadow and be practically dark if it were emerging from clouds below it that were that close.
Kilkrazy wrote:It's definitely true. You can tell by the way the clouds are completely frozen in time and don't move at all when the huge ship moves over them. Only some alien propulsion mechanism unknown to science could have created this impression of the clouds being a still frame.
Pipped me to it
that and the fact that the cameraman makes no reflex move to pan the camera.
Why does this crap still find its way onto YouTube...
Can YT mods be asked to delete this and all the other crap (mostly from Russia and its neighbours)...
Eg. The ALIEN fish... which is simply a small shovel-nosed shark flipped on its back with its gills exposed.
MikZor wrote:
We can't help that american D&D is pretty much daily life for us (Aussies)
Walking to shops, "i'll take a short cut through this bush", random encounter! Lizard with no legs.....
I kid Since i avoid bushlands that is But we're not that bad... are we?
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