>-> I want very much for one of these sightings to be real, but frankly,
 >-> I think the Mexico video looked like a model suspended on a string
 >-> (the way it wobbled), superimposed with the apartment buildings as
 >-> a backdrop in reverse.
 >   But if this was suspended from a string it would be swinging like a
 > pendulum as it rotated, plus it would have tilted at an angle when moved
 > as quickly as it was.  The wobbling motion is common with any type of
 > magnetic replusion, the same can be said for gavity repulsion as well.
 > The Levitron has the same characteristics as it balances in mid-air on
 > magnetic currents.  The Levitrons rotation makes it wobble as well.
The Mexico video is one of the best ever. Why then won't the owner submit
it for examination? The video shown on TV was third generation, meaning
that the "original" was at least second generation when it was copied
for broadcast purposes. This "generation" information is evident in
the vertical scan when the frame is rolled to a split. This displays
a black bar which contains video information in the form of a scanning
dot that sort of jumps around from side to side. The greater its
deflection, the poorer the quality of the copy (and the further away
from 1st generation).
 > The fact that witnesses on the ground saw this as well makes it un
 > likely it was a hoax.
 >   If you do have Anti-gravity capabilities, then your gravity
 > reference
 > would be the craft and not the Earth.  Not inertial would be
 > encountered
 > because you would be moving your gravity refernce (the ship) and not
 > moving against the refernce.  Wobbling or 90 degree turns would have
 > no
 > effect on the pilot.
You know this from experience, no doubt. 
Regards,
Jack
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