YouTube - motion detector of david lambright experiment
BETTER AND BETTER. I also realise now why you were anxious to get comment on this from other witnesses. I get it you see the same colours as the camera is showing us. This rather rules out the argument that the colours are due to camera distortions - unless, of course, our eyes are somehow 'imposing' a colour. Strange then that we 'imagine' the same thing the camera 'sees'. And then - we would be expected to entirely discount the 'evidence' of our eyes in any context at all. Bit harsh. I'm sure you guys see clearly. I think I'm in a minority with my level of myopia. To my way of thinking that's just common sense. I suppose it could be termed inductive reasoning. Not sure.
How's that for a new term? Personally I'm not averse to inventing new words. LOL. It's only when one changes the properties of known physic's terms that there's a problem. I\m of the opinion that it would be more respectful to our Giants to acknowledge the sense of their discoveries. And - in terms of light - the ONLY thing that is known to bend light is gravity - thus far. I still say you've got a gravitational effect.


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