A
Better Way Of Finding Bigfoot?
The
Falcon Project’s New Toy
By TCC Team Member
Dorraine Fisher
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| The Hunt for bigfoot goes hi-tech |
Just
as bigfooters will be headed out on foot into the field next spring, The Falcon
Project will be looking to make history in the world of unknown hominids in a
different way.
The
project who’s objective is to find “clear, steady film evidence of a
hominid in its natural habitat” has now employed a remote controlled airship. A
45-foot long helium filled craft mounted with a camera. And they’re hoping the
new device will have better success than any researchers on the ground.
The
project’s founder, William Barnes and his team that includes one scientist, is
planning night flyovers of prime bigfoot habitat all around the U.S. in hopes of capturing the best video footage
to date.
The
new craft offers stealth and maneuverability as two new unique advantages;
complete silence in its mission to create no disturbance of wildlife in the
woods as it does its work. The craft’s
camera has the ability to film in infrared, high definition, and thermal
imaging. It is protected by a gyroscopically stabilized housing that is
believed to put an end to the shaky images we know so well from the hundreds of
blobsquatch photos we see taken by people who are on the move when they film, or
simply too terrified to hold a camera still.
This
new airship, named the Aurora Mk II, is being built by a Canadian based firm
known as Remote Aerial Tripods, Inc. and is expected to be ready to get started
on its mission by next spring. ******DF
[Source: MSNBC]
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