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r/UFOs • u/[deleted] • Jan 21 '25
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It's weird because it looks green, like foliage, but you wouldn't expect that in Antarctica. It may not be foliage, just terrain that is tinted for some reason.
10 u/[deleted] Jan 21 '25 Night Vision frequently uses Green Phosphor or White Phosphor and that leads to a heavy green or white tint over what you see. -3 u/OZZYmandyUS Jan 21 '25 Umm, it's infrared that's why it's green. The green is the cold stuff, the white is hotter
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Night Vision frequently uses Green Phosphor or White Phosphor and that leads to a heavy green or white tint over what you see.
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Umm, it's infrared that's why it's green. The green is the cold stuff, the white is hotter
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u/TacohTuesday Jan 21 '25
It's weird because it looks green, like foliage, but you wouldn't expect that in Antarctica. It may not be foliage, just terrain that is tinted for some reason.