Just got to watch this. Love the way you unceremoniously toss the cardboard box aside 😂 Loved - You’ll be going up in the light with the cows. 😅 But that camera is amazing! I can’t believe everything you got on your first attempt! You’re going to get a lot of enjoyment from that! And we get to see it! Thanks guys! ❤
Wonderful Steve! I hope this will become a regular addition to the amazing, dedicated work yr already doing! I will keep my fingers crossed. Thank you for sharing!
That was amazing! Thanks Steve & Mary for sharing the night sky and some of its "traffic"! Have fun with your new device, well deserved! I hope you will be kind enough to share more of what you see, such a treat!
I'm into the paranormal, UFO's ghost, ect, and I love to stargaze, just for a chance to see a ship, I've seen UFOs or UAPs before, and recently was able to look at the night sky with a cheaper pair of night vision monocular, so I just ordered this one, and can't wait to go out and stargaze with this, with having video and photo through it. Great video!
It looked like one object, but then it pivoted, independent flying objects flying in formation with each other... It depends on the closeness of those objects... if they are way up in the sky, they are moving at tremendous speed... A true UAP great work guys! Jealous of the camera... very nice ;)
08:50 Reason why no blue/green light seen: Aircraft nav lights are designed - same as for boats - to only be visible on one side at a time. So night-pilots in other planes/boats can tell which way another one is going (relative to themselves). Each plane/boat has red on the left and blueish-green on the right. Here, we're only seeing the left side of the plane (as it passes by from our right to our left), so only its red light is visible. Only if a plane passes near-directly overhead (as earlier in this filming) would both of them be visible. On some recent-model planes I've seen, nav lights (LED?) can flash, but traditionally the flashing function has always been implemented via separate white strobe lights - which is what I see happening here. Helicopters have flashing warning-red lights on top and underneath. Light aircraft have red lights either flashing or rotating (same "flashing" effect when seen at distance) on the top of the tail/rudder fin. Elton John's song Daniel was inaccurate - any tail-light he might have seen "heading for Spain" would have been white (international standard).
I've contacted Sionix development team, explained my needs and got a datasheet. I've done a little bit of smart/AI camera work and want to develop a cooled and calibrated one specifically for UFO work, but takes older SLR lenses that are inexpensive yet very high quality.
Basically I want to move some astrophotography tricks into the live video domain. There will be a setup process & then it'll create scientifically usable video!
Thank you both for sharing the footage of your new digital night vision monocular! Very cool! 👽🛸🙏
Just got to watch this. Love the way you unceremoniously toss the cardboard box aside 😂
Loved - You’ll be going up in the light with the cows. 😅
But that camera is amazing!
I can’t believe everything you got on your first attempt! You’re going to get a lot of enjoyment from that!
And we get to see it! Thanks guys! ❤
Thanks Judy. We are enjoying this.
Nice piece of kit. Look forward to all the captures 👌
Wow, I love it ❤,,, I need it
Wonderful Steve! I hope this will become a regular addition to the amazing, dedicated work yr already doing! I will keep my fingers crossed. Thank you for sharing!
That was amazing! Thanks Steve & Mary for sharing the night sky and some of its "traffic"! Have fun with your new device, well deserved! I hope you will be kind enough to share more of what you see, such a treat!
Thanks. We are so excited about having this ability to watch the sky and share what we see 🫶✨
I'm into the paranormal, UFO's ghost, ect, and I love to stargaze, just for a chance to see a ship, I've seen UFOs or UAPs before, and recently was able to look at the night sky with a cheaper pair of night vision monocular, so I just ordered this one, and can't wait to go out and stargaze with this, with having video and photo through it. Great video!
STEVE you're going to love it , you are going to see things you never saw before 🎉😂
Extremely cool.
Just what I needed
I wonder what the red light was?? Thanks guyz!
OMG! Thank you so much!! It is 100% real… all my videos! I’m so happy you got one! I love it!!
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Definitely interesting, I wonder if it could be modified with a sensor cooler.
It looked like one object, but then it pivoted, independent flying objects flying in formation with each other...
It depends on the closeness of those objects... if they are way up in the sky, they are moving at tremendous speed... A true UAP great work guys! Jealous of the camera... very nice ;)
08:50 Reason why no blue/green light seen: Aircraft nav lights are designed - same as for boats - to only be visible on one side at a time. So night-pilots in other planes/boats can tell which way another one is going (relative to themselves). Each plane/boat has red on the left and blueish-green on the right. Here, we're only seeing the left side of the plane (as it passes by from our right to our left), so only its red light is visible. Only if a plane passes near-directly overhead (as earlier in this filming) would both of them be visible. On some recent-model planes I've seen, nav lights (LED?) can flash, but traditionally the flashing function has always been implemented via separate white strobe lights - which is what I see happening here. Helicopters have flashing warning-red lights on top and underneath. Light aircraft have red lights either flashing or rotating (same "flashing" effect when seen at distance) on the top of the tail/rudder fin. Elton John's song Daniel was inaccurate - any tail-light he might have seen "heading for Spain" would have been white (international standard).
I know. I'm a pilot.
"Going up the beam with the cows." Great.
lol
I love it 😻🤠🙌🏻👏🏻👏🏻👀🛸👽
7:20 great catch
I have an NVG30, I have decided to get one of these instead, it is much better
is the Illuminator useful when stargazing?
We have found you can see more stars. Especially with all the light pollution here.
I’m pretty jealous, lol, I wish I could afford a nice IR camera for sky watching
we saved our pennies
Nice Sionyx! I’m trying to figure out how to get my work to buy one so that I can “borrow” it lol
I've contacted Sionix development team, explained my needs and got a datasheet. I've done a little bit of smart/AI camera work and want to develop a cooled and calibrated one specifically for UFO work, but takes older SLR lenses that are inexpensive yet very high quality.
Basically I want to move some astrophotography tricks into the live video domain. There will be a setup process & then it'll create scientifically usable video!
Yes yes yes ❤❤❤
where do i go to see that video?
You are commenting on the video.
Same. Want to see Sara's video.