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Results of Investigations Concerning Pterosaur Sightings In Papua New Guinea |
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Two Distinct Sources of Light |
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(Excerpts of original report are on the left; explanations by Whitcomb are on the right.) |
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Image Processing of Paul Nation Video
Image processing artifacts, which are not part of the ambient physical environment. All other plates indicate a non-connection between the sources, hence the conclusion that both sources remain distinct. Thresholding Plate 25 further establishes this non-connection. When a two-dimensional scan is implemented through the two sources a plot, as seen in Plate 25 artifact scan, indicates no emission between the sources. Plate 25 B is therefore an artifact of SCION indexing procedure, where all pixels are assigned dc values. Below Plate 25 C clearly indicates the presence of background between the sources. Dark zones within sources one and two are high intensity zones. |
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It seems that only one imaging process results in the possibility of one source for the two lights. When this Plate-25-B image is examined within the perspective of other processes of imaging (for example, Plate 25-C), it is seen that what is between the two targets is simply an artifact of one imaging process: There is actually background between the two targets. In other words, the two targets are separate sources of light. |
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http://www.ropens.com/report/pg-06 |
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Page 26 of R.I.C.P.S.P.N.G |
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“Plate 25” |
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“Plate 25-C” |
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A |
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B |