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Uploaded by on Aug 24, 2008

a motion sensor cctv camera picks up movement of spirit

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  • wow!

    i hope that teacher at the end doesn't teach anything important

  • Its not an insect it really is a shadow especially since it has human features and not bug features.

  • You can tell by the way the shadow moves that it is an insect on the camera radome...

  • @psi2hi i have given u all u need. if u atack my spelling it means u lost the conversation. or dont whant to admit that its not a bug on the lens. read your PM. and leave me alone .and ill say again. light refraction , focal point. 3 demensional maths, and u will confirm its not a bug on the lens.

  • @dogsofwarclan Judging by your poor spelling, grammar and calculations you don't have the ability to prove anything. I am disappointed. It seems like you only have basic high school math.

  • wow

  • Reageren op deze video... X , y and z. these things are used to get a fix of posstion within a 3dimensional space. and there called axis. are u really that stupid. ok lets make x the cam.. witch is 0.00 on the axis . and lets make the shadow Y. witch if u look at the building video and the peoiple walking about . 2.0 on the axis. this numeber alone will proof the ffing thing isnt on the cam . now u again insulting litle brat

  • @psi2hi im using a shadow as refrence point. cause thats not a object in the camera. this shadow is the only thing u need in the whole sum. to proof its not a bug on the lens. so in part 2 the sum

  • @dogsofwarclan I don't see you using any values for your calculations or even formulating an equation to prove anything. Hint: You may need to find out what kind of camera is being used in this video to determine the distance X (or whatever you are using as the camera axis.) You say you can prove it. So prove it.

  • @psi2hi ok ... X , y , and z axis ever used them . use these 3 axis and u can confirm its not a bug on the lens and i never said it was something different. and a bug on the lens would show more stuf like legs or atleast a recognizable feature of a bug on the lens.

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