LWIR Thermal Imaging with a Pulsar Helion 2 Pro

[@Marotti.Leonardocorretor]

Miss your vídeos bro!!! Regards from Brazil 🇧🇷

[@theSacredSpaceProject]

Nice Work Jay. I use a p1000 here in Australia. I use the time lapse for night time setting. And leave the camera steady. Great shots of ships over 30 up to 50 kms away. Also on cloudy days I zoom straight into the Sun and can frequently pick Sun spots. Keep up you research.

[@k777-q4z]

Mate, put some videos up!

[@Flat_Earth_101]

Can you post some pictures somewhere we can share

[@Mike--WA7QZR]

The things that are revealed by looking at objects with cameras that are sensitive to otherwise unseen wavelengths. Fascinating. Imagine being able to tune one's own vision to any wavelength by just wiggling one's nose :-) We'd most likely never get anything useful done; being captured by the wonders of Creation. Thanks for sharing, Jay. God Bless.

[@enki9006]

You can wiggle your nose and change things when you’re on LSD or magic mushrooms 😂

[@Mike--WA7QZR]

@@enki9006 Well, I suppose, bearing in mind that visions obtained thereby are just as fake as NASA images of the earth.

[@gillyxzx]

Hope you're keeping well JT. Excited for what you have in store for us, stay safe and Good bless 🙏❤️

[@glennabarry1261]

THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING YOU DO JAY.WE APPRECIATE YOUR EFFORT!!

[@murray8958]

What's up Jay! Hope all is well gonna check out your video now👍

[@matty7771]

Hey Jay, excellent video of the moon at night, that’s amazing! ✌🏽bud..

[@theendgamefl888]

Yes - You did it perfect! And thank you for sharing your results with us. Much greetings

[@domovoi_0]

Great stuff bob. Love and blessings!

[@XBeat.]

Need you back bro. Hope youre okay. ❤

[@zeleotkriddik3842]

I used the FLIR Pro for many of my moonlight temperature experiments, but this is super cool Jay wow!!!

[@melgigg]

So what do you get when you actually point it at the moon

[@melgigg]

Range of detection 1800m that going to be limiting 🤔

[@zeleotkriddik3842]

@melgigg I'm not interested in testing the surface of the moon man. I test what reflects off the earth and back into the device. Which shiws the light from the moon gives off a cold light.

[@zeleotkriddik3842]

@truthserum9157 To show that sunlight gives off hot light and moonlight gives off cold light. The inversion of the shadows and direct temperatures is very telling. The sun and moon are virtually opposite in qualities besides providing visible light.

[@zeleotkriddik3842]

@melgigg Well the moon definitely shows up on the FLIR and gives a signature, but that shouldn't happen if it's 238 thousand miles away I thought 🤔

[@bradleytraeholt4212]

That's so cool!! I hope you bless us with lots of videos! I wish I wasn't such a busy man and could take up that type of photography! Maybe someday..

[@sgmarr]

Awesome! Infrared is supposed to "see" Demons. I would try finding them, too! Lol That is a really cool Moon!

[@pizzaearthpancakesandother2549]

JT is the Hero we NEED but don't deserve!

[@alonsodev9796]

Interesting picture about the moon in a thermal camera.

[@JJBeauvais]

This is a legitimate video by JT… the most recent ones appear to be someone impersonating him. Jay, I pray you are ok.

[@RunBostonBear]

Enjoyable content! Thanks brother!

[@kiesh1463]

you tease! great way to capture & subtly show that aster or drakhan for nonbelievers! asteroid, dragon same thing. you caught a couple in the french rocket launch as well…👍🏽

[@godshammer3122]

So either that camera can detect heat at 260,000 miles or the moon is a whole lot closer.

[@aquila435]

its detecting light, not heat. and we can see the moon so the camera can analyze the light on it as well

[@ack120]

we love you man, we love you..

[@IanCdnMerkaba]

another great video J. fantastic!

[@ChrisFEJackson]

Nice work! I have UPRtek MK350S it's handheld light spectrometer for looking at light properties of LEDs, might be worth a shot at the next full moon. Thanks for this. One word of caution if you have LED desklamps be sure to set the setting on the yellow tinge, as the white settings have too much blue wavelength light, which is bad for your eyes. Street lamps do too!! I should do a video tbh but conspiracies abound eh!!

[@bengure7766]

Thanks, it was very interesting.

[@jayscybermind5537]

Love these videos

[@RJCooper2]

Thanks for publishing, Jay! Whenever you do I'm there because I know it's going to be good.

[@MatDuJardin]

very interesting thank you much love

[@flatreality5139]

The moon image is so cool! Thanks a lot! Peace.

[@d.g.m1032]

Hello, I am from Spain, and I have a question, what is the maximum distance at which an island would be visible above the ocean water? I ask you this question because a few years ago an island appeared about 50km into the sea in front of the city. from Gijon in the north of Spain and it does not appear on any map and another issue is that about 300km offshore towards the west in front of Santiago de Compostela something very similar happens there is land that the government denies

[@Memee833]

Great stuff Jay...

[@magnatarbeing8749]

I have a ( now discontinued) Accolade 2 LRF XP50 Pro with 50 mm germanium sensor. It works extremely well. Its now been replaced by the " Merger". Similar to a binocular style.

[@theendgamefl888]

Wow! Up to almost 3000 bucks! Haleluja..... - think to get one.

[@jtolanmedia1]

on Amazon I see it for $4000, but I paid around $3000, I bought it on sale, plus a slight discount for being a Demo unit, but it was in pristine like new condition, with full waranty. I intially wanted to wait untill resolutions got to 1024x768, but when I saw how insanely expensive the FLIR T1020 was, I said no way, I'll wait for the prices to come down. But I discovered the Pulsar Helion 2 Pro has a trick up its sleve, it upconverts the resolution by integrating a few frames, so I do get that resolution. When I read that it was a done deal. Click!!! LOL

[@ligiateresavasques9246]

Nice vídeo!!

[@darreldavis7332]

Cool stuff. Thanks for sharing.

[@grcleve7053]

Hopefully you will be showing shots of the moon throughout all its phases.😁

[@andrewskylakos3585]

The Moon stuff is very trippy.

[@powersww1reset]

There was a brilliant man, that I followed, when he was still around. He postulated that the moon, as we see it, is the outer view of that world’s dome. Yes, implying that the moon is a world, just like ours, but younger/smaller. They potentially see our dome in the same, or similar way. Assuming there is life there. So it makes sense that you’re seeing, what appears to resemble an atmosphere, possibly radiating out. Or it could be the waters above their world. Interesting theory

[@davidordonez4474]

Great job Master... greetings from Chile flat....😊

[@incelinfo]

porque el calor no se refleja en el espejo? why the warm is not reflected in the mirror?

[@juandavidquiros3521]

I think the day time temperature in the air has an effect as Mr. Tolan says. Hopping to see night takes.

[@RDN-999]

In Brazil we have a institute that is called "Dakila". They have many experiences about different places, things and contesting what we learned in the normal schools. Its very cool too!

[@bmlsb]

Can you also try moon / shade temperature experiment?

[@DOCWHOK9]

Yes Indeed!

[@BriansLogic]

The Blue ring around the Moon 🌙 shows that no heat is escaping, which supports the cold moon light 💡 claim….

[@imtypingwords]

Please film the solar eclipse with this! It's coming up in April

[@alejandropablotarsia]

I've a DJI Mateice 300 with a H20T camera.With the thermographic camera (640x512) i had recorded the moon and sky several times.... it's interesting how with differents palettes we can see the IR spectrum of the moon.... Mainly when we have fullmoon and its light cool the things...

[@ahsurivayetler]

Hello. the video was very good. god bless your hands. I really liked the music at the beginning and end of the video too. Where can I find that music? Google and Shazam did not recognize it.

[@mynamemylastname7179]

Caught any Ghosts with that C😎😎L Cam? 😁

[@mattbyman]

off topic but nevertheless very important, Please give us your thoughts on the 170km long x 200m wide x 500m high building "The Line" which is part of project Neom. As said, building will stretch over 170km with each end "touching coast line. Trench for foundation is being excavated.

[@Landoparada360]

Amazing ♥️ 😊

[@howtogetoutofbabylon8978]

You should take that camera up to a high peak like Mount Sandia New Mexico clear night or clear day and take pictures of the night sky I think that you will see the firmament

[@incelinfo]

him voice sounds like a youtube channel called recall vector , there channel talk about mandela's effect, sorry about my poor english =D

[@vincentlunemannflatfarmer7822]

... Good stuff

[@johnr2173]

Question for y'all. Do any of you watch the wind patterns on the weather channel? How can the wind blow contrary to the "spin" of NASA's globe? Atlanta 33 degrees north 800 mph 1200 feet per second or 4 football fields or there about?

[@nianeenrique6545]

👍👍👍💪💪💪❤️❤️❤️

[@Зулу-щ1й]

So the Moon is red, its mean it warm. I thought moon is always colder

[@jtolanmedia1]

the color palete is dynamic if you noticed, if I move the camera around the colors change. The warmerst surfaces in the field of view get a red color. But, when compared with the palms in the forground, we see the surface of the moon is quite hot.

[@caseycummings6640]

The moon emerges in and out of the firmament. It’s atmosphere is the waters above . Day 4 creation , Day 2 is the Firmament. It’s all in Genesis 1

[@philindeblanc]

How and why is it that you actually like the Tesla EV car? Also, what in the moon image are you interpreting as giving you the idea of "structure" or atmosphere?

[@nofanfare7426]

The 1st shot of the moon 5:51 , I'm noticing the outline of the plant is blue also🤔

[@curious1585]

Does the plant have an atmosphere?

[@nofanfare7426]

@@curious1585 It's in an atmosphere! Why do you ask grasshopper, isn't it obvious to you🤣

[@curious1585]

@@nofanfare7426 so 'being in an atmosphere' = 'having an atmosphere' Got it.

[@nofanfare7426]

@@curious1585 Maybe you have your own pungent atmosphere🤣

[@curious1585]

@@nofanfare7426 ad-hom as a reaction to having said something dumb noted.

[@gameofantlers8833]

Let's go measure the distance to sail around Antarctica this would be absolute proof

[@beckcarter4401]

You’re right, it would absolutely prove the world is round. Give it a try buddy.

[@michaeldunlavey6015]

Simpler: planes fly from Sydney to Perth (or vice-versa). They know how far it is: 2k miles. On FE, it is over 5k.

[@tropicaoptica]

@@michaeldunlavey6015 who claims any map of our level earth?

[@michaeldunlavey6015]

@@tropicaoptica FlatEarthBanjo (Eddie Alencar) is selling them, in 2 colors. Gleason even patented the map.

[@tropicaoptica]

@@michaeldunlavey6015 lol wow of course they are for sale. Anyone who claims a map or model of this place is a psy op and/or out to make money.

[@DOCWHOK9]

Strange, the moon's "oceans" Do Not appear at on your camera.

[@stevehenry6669]

😮👍

[@Memee833]

If ya can't post often, what about posting ya old stuff for the people to see, until you can post ya latest videos. Cheers

[@clightning300mi]

Get 20x80 binoculars with a cell phone camera attachment and take real pictures of stars. With my eyes I see Sirius with twinkling colors. Telescopes show a white light. Mikey Smith horizontally appozed 200$ binoculars show Sirius with a green coil white base and twinkling colors underneath.

[@GamerUK]

Can I see this anywhere on KZbin?

[@clightning300mi]

​@@GamerUK. Yes Check out Mikey Smith horizontally appozed on you tube. He uses 200$ celestron 20x80 binoculars with his phone camera attached for stars. He has now taped Betelgeuse, Sirius, Orions belt, Capella and Vega with a green coil white base and twinkling colors. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZiVaIiAg62CpNUsi=mwkr0DDPnIAbf7Pr

[@Amodelbosque6456]

Chek (vibs of cosmos) please

[@thebarenecessities]

Very interesting that you don't see the rest of the moon on a cooler scale during the phase...

[@incelinfo]

wtf this image destroy the cold light from the moon?

[@michaeldunlavey6015]

Nice work! 🙂 You going to try to show that the earth is flat?

[@jtolanmedia1]

That's my plan, because the longer wavelength (8-12um for LWIR) is not bent (or refracted) as much as the visible wavelengths of light (450nm to 600nm or so), so we get a much straighter picture of the world.... but unfortunately I can not film through a window of an airplane from high altitude, so I have to climb a mountain, and right now it is cold. brrrrrrrr. But come summer time ..... I'll be getting some excercise! LOL

[@michaeldunlavey6015]

@@jtolanmedia1 Yeah, and mountains aren't that high, or situated with ocean on both sides. But you could fall back on your IR photo technology out airplane windows. I would say, just take a ruler or straight piece of paper. Tape it on the seat back so it points 1" below the top of the window and 1" below the top of the opposite window. Now, you should be able to show that it's pointing at the horizon, on both sides.

[@bmlsb]

Hope you can can a solar eclipse and try and detect the moon, or maybe just a new moon 🌑

[@martyhester811]

Thanks for sharing... I would like to have one of those.

[@CRiTiCA-CHRIS]

Good work! Why not start a Crowd-funding for a top notch thermal Device? ;)

[@truthflatearth]

I recorded real stars .. no junky p1000. Stars are frequencies

[@TFOTLITBOK_P1_7]

‭‭Job 38:7 KJV‬‬ [7] When the morning stars sang together, And all the sons of God shouted for joy? Could it be that sound creates the light called "stars"? How would scientist describe such a thing? Sonoluminescence is the emission of light from imploding bubbles in a liquid when excited by sound. Sonoluminescence was first discovered in 1934 at the University of Cologne. It occurs when a sound wave of sufficient intensity induces a gaseous cavity within a liquid to collapse quickly, emitting a burst of light. The phenomenon can be observed in stable single-bubble sonoluminescence and multi-bubble sonoluminescence. In 1960, Peter Jarman proposed that sonoluminescence is thermal in origin and might arise from microshocks within collapsing cavities. Later experiments revealed that the temperature inside the bubble during SBSL could reach up to 12,000 kelvins. The exact mechanism behind sonoluminescence remains unknown, with various hypotheses including hotspot, bremsstrahlung, and collision-induced radiation. Incidentally, the temperature of the typical white in color star is estimated to be about the same temperature created through sonoluminescent reaction. Some as low as 7,500 kelvin and some in the blueish color spectrum as high as 30k kelvin. The stars I've viewed using my own equipment do appear to be as though they are being viewed through water.

[@sergefighter6607]

There cannot be an atmosphere on an optical object, which is the Moon. You should come up with a different name for your "atmosphere".

[@gracetruthandlight]

Atmos-aura.

[@sergefighter6607]

A "sphere" implies the sphericity to the object, and the Moon is not a physical object or a sphere. The term used is incorrect.@@gracetruthandlight

[@gracetruthandlight]

@@sergefighter6607 I know. That's why I didn't call it a sphere. It could be a physical object held in place by toroidal electromagnetism.

[@sergefighter6607]

Look at the meaning of the Greek words atmos and aura, then you will understand that there is no point in discussing such a definition at all, as it is incredibly stupid.@@gracetruthandlight

[@gracetruthandlight]

@@sergefighter6607 I'm much more familiar with what those terms mean then you will ever be. Obviously, you can't comprehend the subtleties of why I correlated them in my figure of speech. That's why your comment is incredibly stupid.

[@tropicaoptica]

Thought you were going to show the night footage if you are claiming it's so much better.

[@jtolanmedia1]

the night footage is the one with the dark dunes 2:02, it was taken in total darkness on a moonless night, and also the intro color mtn's clip, that was total darkness as well.

[@leobiscarra8456]

Very nice

[@Memee833]

Heyup algo

[@ChadPrestonOfficialThree]

I like the new camera, but you really didn't show us much.

[@Rick-tf4dl]

I thought your experiments proved the moon was a projection???

[@jtolanmedia1]

well, the moon we see is a hologram, based on optical triangulation, due to refraction. But the moon is real and physical, we can bounce radar off the moon. But it is not at the distance claimed, because light slows down in the plasma above the atmosphere.

[@mn9738]

@@jtolanmedia1 "... because light slows down in the plasma above the atmosphere" - any evidence for that, or it's just wishful thinking? Anyway, thanks for confirming the spherical shape of the moon and the fact that it shines with warm reflected light. > FLIR video of the moon < rules 👍but you're not the first one. Just search it out 😁.

[@Calislav96]

You are cia

[@MH-53E]

I hate to see a good man waste money but...

[@VeyTheOwl]

Can a single person here give me proof of flat earth? aaaaanyone? If you make a point that I cannot debunk I might have a hard thought about how the world might truly be like. Ill be waiting

[@lawrencemazzola7629]

I will prove it by asking you a question. Would you construct your house, on a side of a mountain, on grade or would you level it, so you would not find yourself plastered against the rear wall?

[@VeyTheOwl]

@@lawrencemazzola7629 Could you please explain further as to what your triyng to get at? It sounds like your saying that houses would need to be level in order for the habitants to be level, which it does not, gravity is directed towards the center of mass regardless of the topography, is this the classic denial of gravity you flerfs constantly repeat from the lying charlatans of your community?

[@lawrencemazzola7629]

Are you kidding me? It has nothing to do with gravity. The side of a sphere, is just that. It is not the top, nor the bottom and if you cannot live, as we know it, in a house built on grade on a side of a mountain or hill, the same goes for the side of a sphere. For, if it was not so, we would not need to build houses on a side of a mountain or hill, with Stilts or Tiebacks and Knee walls, in order to make it habitable, as our perspective is accustomed to. You have allowed yourself to be duped and delusional.

[@lenaackerman2499]

You ask for proof when you’re on a channel that is dedicated to all this… how about take the time and effort to watch some videos, read some comments and find other youtubers so you can begin to form an opinion? then someone tries asking you a question to the get the ball rolling, making it easier for you to understand and slowly tell you the concept only for you not to answer the question at all. you’re close minded.

[@lenaackerman2499]

your comments comes of as defensive. if you’ve already made up for your mind or have that kind of attitude, then of course you’re not looking for a genuine answer.

[@martyhester811]

Can you make a video showing the new moon?

[@jtolanmedia1]

Its been slightly cloudy but the new crescent moon can be picked out through the clouds easily with IR, because it stands out due to the heat signature. But with the naked eye you can't see it in haze at all. However be carefull not to poin the sensor at the Sun, it might damage it. I took a risk and looked at the sun quickly in some light clouds, its bright alrgiht! But through heavy clouds you can't see it at all, the clouds block the IR.