the video contains 3 plays of a recreation in blender of a sighting i had in the mid 80’s, its the star going across a starry sky and making a 90 degree angle
i flaired it as classic case as there are also recreations of the commander coyne helicopter encounter and a recreation of nasa engineer joseph blumrich’s interpretation of what ezekiel might have actually seen.
on the ezekiel scene i added/changed some things. blumrich thought the eyes around the wheel were a kind of bumpy tire tread on the wheels that protruded in a way that looked like eyes. ezekiel seems more scared of the eyes than you might expect from that and instead i put in robot eyes that i would think would be pretty scary.
and near the top ezekiel cites the material lapis lazuli and when i looked that up i thought it looked a lot like solar panels so i put solar panels.
its in 3d so dig out your red/blue glasses.
really i suck at blender but its fun. free sandwich at arbys for anyone who can list the one million errors.
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the video contains 3 plays of a recreation in blender of a sighting i had in the mid 80’s, its the star going across a starry sky and making a 90 degree angle
i flaired it as classic case as there are also recreations of the commander coyne helicopter encounter and a recreation of nasa engineer joseph blumrich’s interpretation of what ezekiel might have actually seen.
on the ezekiel scene i added/changed some things. blumrich thought the eyes around the wheel were a kind of bumpy tire tread on the wheels that protruded in a way that looked like eyes. ezekiel seems more scared of the eyes than you might expect from that and instead i put in robot eyes that i would think would be pretty scary.
and near the top ezekiel cites the material lapis lazuli and when i looked that up i thought it looked a lot like solar panels so i put solar panels.
its in 3d so dig out your red/blue glasses.
really i suck at blender but its fun. free sandwich at arbys for anyone who can list the one million errors.