Those people deserve a medal for the sacrifice of their careers and the professional investigation they conducted in order to bring the public the truth.
I heard about this show only after the US government approved that the videos presented in this show are legitimate. And yet, it's incomprehensible to me how some viewers could simply disregard everything that was presented in front of them. Are you so afraid of the truth? Or are you simply incapable of a little flexibility in your view of the world? Even if the videos weren't confirmed to be true, even if there weren't any videos the events presented in this show are extremely credible. You have multiple people telling the same thing, you have their names and faces, you have politician and people of power being interviewed on the subject. A simple google search will show you that those people are real. Even if you're not a trusting person you might assume that a few of them were lying (though I don't think so), you might assume that some didn't remember correctly, or that they're exaggerating, or that maybe there was a malfunction in some of the machines (like radars) but it's impossible for a logical person to dismiss every single one of the eye witness accounts under those reasons. If you're doing this you WANT to stay asleep. Then this show is not for you and you shouldn't have watched it to begin with.
Another thing that baffles me is the complain of some viewers about the video quality and the absurd notion that it makes the whole thing less credible. What did you expect? Did you think a pilot will take out his smart phone in the middle of the flight and start taking pictures? Those videos are of an infra-red video camera that's built in those air crafts. It has a function - and that function is to detect other air crafts to help the pilot. It doesn't need to have high resolution, sharp image, color or any other thing you might think it should have because your phone has it. It does have other functions that your phone doesn't have and never will have.
In short, the people who brought us this series deserve much more recognition and this show needs to be watched by as many people as possible. When it comes to documentaries it doesn't get any more professional than this.
I heard about this show only after the US government approved that the videos presented in this show are legitimate. And yet, it's incomprehensible to me how some viewers could simply disregard everything that was presented in front of them. Are you so afraid of the truth? Or are you simply incapable of a little flexibility in your view of the world? Even if the videos weren't confirmed to be true, even if there weren't any videos the events presented in this show are extremely credible. You have multiple people telling the same thing, you have their names and faces, you have politician and people of power being interviewed on the subject. A simple google search will show you that those people are real. Even if you're not a trusting person you might assume that a few of them were lying (though I don't think so), you might assume that some didn't remember correctly, or that they're exaggerating, or that maybe there was a malfunction in some of the machines (like radars) but it's impossible for a logical person to dismiss every single one of the eye witness accounts under those reasons. If you're doing this you WANT to stay asleep. Then this show is not for you and you shouldn't have watched it to begin with.
Another thing that baffles me is the complain of some viewers about the video quality and the absurd notion that it makes the whole thing less credible. What did you expect? Did you think a pilot will take out his smart phone in the middle of the flight and start taking pictures? Those videos are of an infra-red video camera that's built in those air crafts. It has a function - and that function is to detect other air crafts to help the pilot. It doesn't need to have high resolution, sharp image, color or any other thing you might think it should have because your phone has it. It does have other functions that your phone doesn't have and never will have.
In short, the people who brought us this series deserve much more recognition and this show needs to be watched by as many people as possible. When it comes to documentaries it doesn't get any more professional than this.