Lunar wave first caught on camera in 2012 - what do you make of it?

[Horrux]

https://odysee.com/@archive:eec/The-fir ... xPn65MGM:5

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<iframe id="odysee-iframe" width="560" height="315" src="https://odysee.com/$/embed/@archive:eec/The-first-Lunar-Wave-from-Sept-2012-_3axPn65MGM:5?r=9v6ta5dPQAbfCheg8hKVwx4aTUbjcGGK" allowfullscreen></iframe>

<iframe id="odysee-iframe" width="560" height="315" src="https://odysee.com/$/embed/@archive:eec ... 4aTUbjcGGK" allowfullscreen></iframe>

[LS2]

Ah, I suppose the embed plugin doesn't support Odyssee. Neither does youtube-dl. The website seems to work in a nonstandard way.

I've heard about this phenomenon before. First things first: how do we know these videos are real? Are there pre-special effect videos that show this phenomenon?

[Horrux]

Ah, I suppose the embed plugin doesn't support Odyssee. Neither does youtube-dl. The website seems to work in a nonstandard way.

I've heard about this phenomenon before. First things first: how do we know these videos are real? Are there pre-special effect videos that show this phenomenon?

There have been other videos of this phenomenon. They are not aligned with the pixels of the camera's sensors.

Maybe I cna try to add the videos as <code> or something, let's see... Hm, yeah, can't include HTML inside a post. Damn.

[LS2]

It can still be a more advanced hoax.

Maybe I cna try to add the videos as <code> or something, let's see... Hm, yeah, can't include HTML inside a post. Damn.

For obvious reasons.