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  Dan May 8, 2011 at 12:53am

  And AH HA!
  From David's page at http://divinecosmos.com/index.php/start-here/davids-blog/936-disclo...
  These videos are apparently being produced by the Rockefeller / New World Order faction, which is desperately trying to destabilize the Middle East -- as a last-ditch effort to secure enough money to continue operating in the face of worldwide opposition.
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  Dan May 8, 2011 at 12:34am

  The article gives no facts or basis for anything. "The UFO has been found to be" ? All the links go back to the same page and information. WHO found it to be so. The only proof that it was man made would have to come from those that made it. A tiny bit of logic works well... or WOULD.
  Frankly, I don't care either way. It got a lot of people thinking, it did no damage and caused no pain. Well maybe to some who thought it was blasphemous for it to be WHERE it was... I would say I don't care at all, but of that were true, i wouldn't have posted THIS, I `spose. :-)
  Dan
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  Krishna Kalki May 8, 2011 at 12:34am

  Holograms are three-dimensional images produced through photographic projection. Unlike 3-D graphics or Virtual Reality or Augmented reality displays where the image is projected in a two-dimensional surface and where the illusion of depth is applied, holograms are truly three-dimensional images that do not need special viewing equipments.

  The first hologram was created in 1947 by Dennis Gabor while doing research on improving the resolution of electron microscopes. The lasers needed for displaying and creating these holograms, however, did not exist until 1960.

  Categories of Holograms

  Holograms can be categorized into reflection holograms that use white light or laser light reflecting off surfaces to create the three-dimensional image. Transmission holograms, on the other hand, create the three-dimensional image by using monochromatic light.

  Components of a Holographic Device

  Laser

  Lasers are the main components in holographic equipment, and produce the actual images. The image color will depend on the type of laser used to create the image. The most common laser used for creating holograms is the red laser or helium-neon (HeNe) lasers. A shutter device may also be needed to control the laser beam's exposure. After laser ignition, the laser beam is directed towards a beam splitter.

  Beam Splitter

  A beam splitter is an apparatus whose main task in hologram production is to divide the beam of light that has been directed to it. The beam splitter does this by using mirrors and prisms. The resulting beams are reflected off mirrors to direct them to the correct location.

  Mirrors

  Mirrors are used to direct the light correctly so that they will hit the intended targets. This component must be kept clean to ensure the clarity of the resultant image, and to prevent heat build up.

  Lenses

  Lenses are used in creating holographic images. They spread out the beam coming from the lasers. These lenses take the light reflected by the mirrors and spread out the beam so that the beam can be turned into wide swaths of light.

  Holographic Film

  Holographic films capture the holographic image. Holographic films are similar to photographic films in the sense that they both have a layer of compounds on their surface that are sensitive to the changes in light. Holographic films differ from photographic films, however, since they are much more sensitive and are able to record minute differences in light over very small distances.

  Applications of Holograms

  Holograms have many commercial applications. Some of these applications are:

  • Compact disc players which use holograms to process the light
  • Spinning holograms used in scanners in grocery stores
  • Holographic gratings used in high-resolution spectrometers
  • Non-destructive testing of specimens in laboratories using holographic interferometry
  • Prevention of counterfeit credit cards through the use of holographic images
  • Heads up displays (HUDs) used in military aircraft
  • Bar codes in store check-out counters using rotating computer-generated holograms called holographic scanners
  • Phase conjugation studies
  • Femto-second lasers
  • The next-generation hard drives named HOLOSTORE which use holographic computer memory systems that have the ability to store a lot more information than traditional computer hard drives
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  Krishna Kalki May 7, 2011 at 11:28pm
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  Krishna Kalki May 7, 2011 at 11:21pm
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  Krishna Kalki May 7, 2011 at 11:15pm
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  Krishna Kalki May 7, 2011 at 11:11pm
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  Krishna Kalki May 7, 2011 at 11:10pm
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  Krishna Kalki May 7, 2011 at 11:07pm

  update-
  
  Let me make this clear... the people who created the hoax used a real video of the Temple. It had real cars on the streets. However, the original video they used didn't have any camera shake or zoom. This is because it is harder to add CGI elements into a video that is shaking and zooming, and still make it look real. It's easier to add CGI elements to a video that is not shaking or zooming or moving. After they added the fake UFO, they added the fake camera shake and the fake zoom so it would be more believable. The only real camera movement during the whole video was when they quickly pan up to the sky.
  
  Even though i used a still picture in this video demonstration, that was only to demonstrate the similarity of the camera shake and zoom. If I had a video, I could have imported that and it would be the same thing, but I don't have a good video for that right now.
  
  -end update-
  
  Discuss here is you wish:
  http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread656737/pg1
  
  
  -update-
  
  Some people keep saying "they didn't use a picture, they used a video". Yes, I know... What I demonstrated could be done exactly with video. Instead of importing an image, I can import a video. I just don't have one right now.
  
  With the program I show you, you can animate and move the light above the Temple however you want, exactly like the original video. You could also reproduce ALL the flashes in the video too.... I just didn't explain all that. There is plenty of "After Effects" tutorials on YouTube that already explain that.
  
  Also, yes, the camera could be digital zoom. But digital zoom acts exactly like the fake zoom in this video. There is no difference. The fake camera shake should be enough for you to realize the camera effects are all fake. Nobody shakes that much and that consistently, with a certain number of shakes per second. That doesn't happen in the real world. The camera shake is FAKE. So is the zoom....
  
  Someone mentioned a part that has a slight focus effect. That also could be faked.. Here is a tutorial:
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBg2X6P9PKw
  
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  sorry the annotations are screwing up for some reason.
  
  PLEASE IF YOU HAVE 38 MINUTES OF SPARE TIME WATCH THE ENTIRE VIDEO AT THE BELOW LINK
  http://www.videocopilot.net/tutorials/3d_light_casting/
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  Krishna Kalki May 7, 2011 at 11:04pm

  This third view of the UFO from Temple Mount is completely FAKE.
  
  They used a photograph to create a video. The original image is here at Wikipedia:
  http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/da/Jerusalem_night_...
  
  After they animated a fake UFO into view, they displayed that animation on an LCD screen, and them filmed it with a video camera. Yes, they filmed an LCD screen with a video camera...
  
  Then they added sound effects and did a horrible job blending them together...
  
  They also forgot to add those fake lights common in the rest of the FAKE UFO VIDEOS.
  
  This one is proven to be a HOAX 100%.