I saw the face of Jesus appear on the computer screen, did you? Hahahaha... :) скачать в хорошем качестве

I saw the face of Jesus appear on the computer screen, did you? Hahahaha... :)

Taking a break from hiking (a couple days ago on 13mar2026, Friday) I experienced dehydration and my muscles are still kind of sore from that difficult hike. Giving myself at least two days to recover before returning to hiking again. I've decided instead to share a true story back in 14aug2025, which I posted on Facebook originally. It was when I noticed two Pigeons were building a nest, and when you see that? Your instinct tells you they're getting ready to produce a Squab (baby Pigeon). So, to capture that? Constructed a camera mount from scrap wood. The video monitoring system was an FPV camera (p1) so I can view wireless using an FPV Goggle (p2). When the first egg finally came (p3), it was interesting to see both mother/fathers take turns to keep the egg warm. Also to see that the parents did that 24/7 (hours/days), even after the egg had hatched. I learned that they take the empty eggshells far away from nest which make sense to avoid predators (stray cats). The battery I connected was a typical cell phone portable battery by Anker, for power supply to the FPV camera, good for 18 hours which obviously will have to disconnect to recharge when it's depleted - at first this startled them and flew away and returned after I was gone. After the third time they've gotten used to me because it only took me no more than 15 seconds to accomplish this task. Initially I would only take a quick peek (at the FPV Goggle monitor throughout the day) for a split second while it was continuously shooting videos to check on their status (pretty much the same scene where the mother/father perched on the nest - quite boring). It was one of those sleepless nights, where I decided to have a cup of coffee and just entertain myself by watching the pigeon. After the first half hour I was astounded to discover that the pigeon never closes its eyes to sleep, and it was in that moment I was determined to wait when she will close her eyes because it was already midnight. I surrendered at 4:30am in total defeat hahahaha. The next day I removed the Micro SD card on the FPV camera to check the videos it recorded. Reviewing all the videos (the FPV camera records at 3 minutes intervals) you can imagine just how many videos where on that SD card. It was best to check them on a 24-inch monitor (compared to the FPV Goggle screen 2" x 2 3/8"). Around 8pm inside the office room I turned off all the lights intentionally so that the computer monitor was illuminating the desk and keyboard to avoid any visual distractions adjacent, staring at the monitor without moving my head for the longest time. I was astonished to see a face staring at me (p4, p5 - did a screen snapshot and photo cut & paste editing to show approximately the same size where the face appears). Just for validation I shared this video with my Facebook friends and received many viewers who claimed saw the face, anyway... It's some kind of optical illusion; your mind will trick you into seeing a face which in reality is not really present. You really have to be sitting comfortably and perfectly still while at the same time staring at the top right quadrant of your computer monitor for the longest time for this optical illusion to work, sometimes they blink and are saying something, but obviously no audio sound. "So! Did you will see a face?" note: no response required (positive comments welcome), natural sound recording only - no music. Remember, we're all here to entertain each other. Obviously not to promote hate or negativity to anyone. Although there's good and positive things happening to the many folks (those who God blessed - to be business owners or employees regardless of what type of work). Unfortunately, there's also the other side of the coin, the misery of living in this world. Let me share my favorite quote following, "Three things in human life are important: the first is to be kind; the second is to be kind; and the third is to be kind." Henry James