Mick West | Aguadilla - UFO Analysis with Lines of Sight @MickWest | Uploaded May 2023 | Updated October 2024, 2 hours ago.
This is a presentation I gave at the Inaugural Limina Symposium, Feb 5, 2023.

Analysis of 2D video presents the challenge that if the size of an object is unknown, then it can be at any distance. It is, however, constrained to a series of lines of sight. In this video, I discuss how lines of sight are extracted from video data, and how this can be used to determine various possible trajectories.

With the Aguadilla UFO video, I demonstrate that there exists a traversal of the lines of sight that is an approximate straight line, and matches exactly the wind that day. This lends significant weight to the hypothesis that the object was something like a pair of wedding lanterns.

00:00 Introduction
01:26 Start of talk
01:37 What is a "Line of Sight"?
02:54 Why use LOS in UAP investigations?
04:54 Specifying Lines of Sight
13:22 Example #1 Hayle Beach
17:03 Example #2 Aguadilla
24:11 Other footage of wedding lanterns by the airport
24:35 Objections to the lantern hypothesis
25:40 Flame obscured by thin paper in IR.
26:03 SCU's analysis and mistakes
27:36 Review of Aguadilla UAP literature
29:12 Summary
31:56 Q&A

Limina is a publication of the Society for UAP studies
societyforuapstudies.org

Other videos from the symposium can be found here:
societyforuapstudies.org/videos

And on their YouTube Channel
youtube.com/@societyforuapstudies/videos