I don't know if this is worth starting a new thread given how unremarkable the Tedesco's new videos are so I'll just add it here.

They're baaaaack!!!

Video #1 - 13:40
Coulthart hypes this video in his intro - "a multi camera water UAP, it's an object that appears to be coming in and out of the water as it comes towards you and then it goes up onto the beach" (1:18). The Tedesco brothers throw in a UAP hovering 600 feet above the ocean which disappears, after which the "multi camera water UAP" suddenly turns up nearby. The luminous water UAP wasn't visible to the human eye, and could only be seen by their "hyper-spectral" cameras. According to Gerry, this specific video came from his "high end thermal camera, a FLIR camera with 25x zoom."

And of course we're only shown the shaky hand-held video of an object on the water surface in the distance that appears to consist (at least partially) of some kind of heat reflective material, bobbing in and out of view, and without the airborne UAP 600 feet above the ocean or the water UAP traversing the beach.

Video #2 - 34:30
The Coulthart hype - "well, frankly, a black triangle. black triangles multiple that you captured inside a cloud and caught on radar" (1:32) and "this is the one that really made me fall off my chair." (33:35). The Tedesco brothers throw in "a dark, cumulonimbus cloud, a very dark thunderstorm cloud, and it looked out of place", and then Donna chimes in with something Gary Nolan told them about these clouds...

Black triangles emerging from fake clouds? I'm not making this up. Someone may be, but it's not me.

And of course we're only shown the shaky hand-held video of, well, frankly, a black triangle, black triangle singular airborne object moving through the air like a balloon and only disappearing from view when it moves behind trees in the foreground (and even then only partially) while the camera is shifting focus.

Righto.

Video #3 - 58:22
The Coulthart hype - "large, luminous object" that we soon learn from the Tedesco brothers was in close proximity to a fireworks display.

Even Coulthart wasn't wasting any time trying to sell this rubbish. That's all that's worth saying.