High Speed, Low Contrast, Backyard Macroscopy:
UAPs over San Diego


David Tcheng, Boris Zhilyaev, Chris Lehto, et al.

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We present a new methodology for observing our environment at different time and space scales and we
report on the detection of UAPs. Our methods are easily replicated using the latest smartphone technology.

Key words: methods: observational; object: UAP; techniques: imaging

Introduction

The Study of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) is current. Observations of events that cannot
scientifically be identified as known natural phenomena established the existence of the UAP. However,
their nature remains unclear.
We present a new methodology for observing our environment at different time and space scales and
we report on the detection of UAPs. Our methods are easily replicated using the latest smartphone
technology.
Now we can observe the world in "super slow motion" with smartphone cameras that can record
video at 960 fps and by using false color processing to improve our eyes’ ability to detect contrast
differences.
Recently Ukrainian astronomers published compelling research showing that there were multiple
types of UAPs over Kyiv [2], [3],[4] and postulated they should be observable everywhere.
Kyiv astronomers have identified three groups of objects (1) a group of bright spinning objects, (2)
a group of bright structured objects and (3) a group of dark flying objects. Monitoring of the daytime
sky led to the detection of bright and dark objects, moving at a speed from about 1M to 16M and sizes
from about 20 to 100 meters. The detection of these objects, according to Ukrainian astronomers, is
an experimental fact.
The results were confirmed in New York [unpublished] and most recently from ample observations
in San Diego revealing the shape and behaviour patterns we describe here.