Satellite Images of the USS Nimitz on Nov 12th 2004
With discussion about the supposed satellite images from Nov 14th showing a "disturbance" I checked a commercial satellite company's website and only found a couple images that a LANDSAT took in this time period of about a week or so. I was able to pick out the Nimitz pretty easily as it's quite large and flat, however, as you can tell from the resolution of the images, any "tic tac" would be less than a pixel at this scale. I'm going to keep looking around these images but don't expect to find anything, if anyone wants to look as well the links are below.
Images of the USS Nimitz:
LANDSAT links:
https://earthexplorer.usgs.gov/download/external/options/LANDSAT_TM_C1/LT50410382004317EDC00/INVSVC/
https://earthexplorer.usgs.gov/download/external/options/LANDSAT_TM_C1/LT50410372004317EDC00/INVSVC/
Posted Jun 15, 2021, 9:31 PM UTC
What about if we looked off the coast of Virginia? That's where Ryan Graves said that these things would appear every day for long periods of time
Just asking
30m resolution is too low to make out much of anything, the Nimitz is 1000 feet long but you really have to zoom in on these images to make it out and even then there is no detail to it. Anything the size of a basketball or whatever is going to be completely lost. There are some newer satellites that offer free 10m resolution images but that's still quite low res for this purpose. Maybe you could potentially make out a black triangle ufo if they really are as big as some people say, and considering the debrief report maybe it's possible one of these were also caught by commercial satellites near the ocean, I might look a bit more into that prospective specifically. There are much higher resolution (1.5m and 0.5m even) images but they're quite expensive to purchase for ufo hunting.
zoom.earth
It's too low res to make anything out. Probably because of the naval maneuvers and national security
Releasing HD satellite images would be a massive breach of privacy.