Dark Sidius, the enhanced pictures generate artifacts and that's why I insist on referencing only the panorama view.
I made a composite of both pictures here:
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On the left side, we have the enhanced picture on top and the panorama picture on the bottom.
On the right side, it's still the enhanced picture on top and the panorama picture on bottom.
This way I hope it should be easier to see the differences I'm pointing out.
Look at the right column, there are some spots that I marked with a red arrow.
The arrow to the rightmost is pointing to an object in front of the hangar: in the top picture you can see that there is quite a visible white line on top of this object. Now look at the bottom picture: that white line is not as visible.
I believe this happens because, when the picture gets enhanced, to preserve the contrast in some areas this sort of artifact is generated by the software. It's a difference in light that gets "simplified" due to the small resolution of the objects in the picture.
Look in fact at the blue arrow pointing at an orange object/light, you can see how much duller the color has turned from the bottom pic vs the top image. Or, again, look at the color change between the top of the hangar and the bottom: in the enhanced picture the contrast between the colors of its roof and the side has almost disappeared, while the noise (i.e. the small dots) have increased substantially.
Now look at the leftmost red arrow. There is a similar phenomenon going on here, in my opinion. The contrast here is between an area of the ground between the hangars that is more illuminated vs the shadows projected on the ground by the other buildings.
You can see that the "white line" is way more pronounced in the top picture (the enhanced one).
This white streak seems to line up with the aircraft, giving the impression to be a part of the same object, while in reality I believe it's several meters in front of it.
I've also tried to make a gif that could give the contours of what I'm seeing:
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Bear with me, it's not easy to point out every single pixel, there isn't many to begin with.
Zooming in and out of the larger panorama view helps, because the brain fills in the details in a way more precise than I can point out with an animated gif.
It's an angle similar (but not the same - it should be a bit turned to the left and from a slightly higher vantage point) to this picture:
There is something else to the front of the aircraft (hidden by it) that appears to have a lighter shade, almost white. I believe that's another of those white trucks that we can see parked to the left, which in this case is parked up further ahead and lines up to give the impression of being part of the aircraft.
Keep in mind that we are looking at pixels here, I can't guarantee that I'm correct in my assessment, but I'm reasonably sure about this being a F-35. I also think I see the swiveling nozzle pointed down, but again...pixels.
I would be more than happy to be wrong though.
I'd also love to get my hands on a higher resolution picture, but I think I should be already thankful to Mr. Rokita to have shared any pictures of his trip at all.