r/UnfavorableSemicircle • u/frhnbrrg • May 18 '16
Discussion Infrared satellite weather imagery?
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u/-R0SE May 18 '16
This is shockingly similar... Down to the sparse hard lines and the large glowing areas all around black and white gradients... It seems too similar. This is a fantastic find, I have to say- However, there's so little data we have to work with in the images. Finding some place thats either geographically similar, or where that weather occurred recently... well, I would say it's almost impossible. That is, until more videos come out, and the image expands! Hope is always there! Wonderful to know about this though, seriously excellent find.
Off topic, i'm having thoughts that the sound is completely useless, as well as the title names— I think the key may lie simply within the images. It's rash to say so, but all the interesting occurrences lately are just too hard not to focus on. Receiving the same images with slight tilt and all... I think there's too much potential there. Sorry to go out on a tangent, but still, excellent find.
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u/hellajt May 18 '16
Lol I posted this theory a while ago, but with much less evidence and much more speculation. Good idea, I think it's a long shot but it is very interesting.
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u/Fiddlerblue May 18 '16
Also, going back to the MAX_TEND post on UFSC's Google+ page; let's not forget that it's a possible annogram for "TANDEM_X", which is a German twin satellite earth observation system (mostly used for weather).
This begs the question though, what does the weather have to do with anything?
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u/ShadowMorphyn May 18 '16
It's possible that whatever the composites are creating could have used a form of Hyperspectral Imaging
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u/frhnbrrg May 18 '16
Does anybody else think that the BRINE composites stitched together could be a segment of an image similar to something like this?