ET caught on Google Street View.

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ET tracked down on Google Street View:

A misty shape, bearing a distinct similarity to the movie alien, was captured behind a bush next to a mysterious beam of light.

The spooky snap was caught by Google image cameras in the town of Berkeley Heights in New Jersey.

The 'ET' alien was photographed on Diamond Hill Road, a semi-rural location about eight miles from Morristown Municipal Airport, New Jersey and 30 miles from the bright lights of New York City.

Malcolm Robinson, head of the Strange Phenomena Investigations, described the image as "the first of its kind".

He said: "On close inspection the similarities with ET are obvious but it's hard to say with any certainty what exactly it is

"Of added interest is the strange beam of light to the right, which I cannot explain either.

"This picture is the first of it's kind, as far as I'm aware, in that its been captured on Google's new Street View technology.

"However, because it was captured by Google it would appear that there aren't any witnesses to back up what was photographed, which is frustrating.

"Without further details to go on I'm really stumped. We'd all love it to be alien, but that's a big assumption."

Nick Sawyer, one of many web-users to have spotted the alien-like creature, added: "Whatever it is, you cannot deny that it looks exactly like ET.

"The head is an oblong shape and it seems to have the same long neck and fat body.

"There is also a beam of light right next to him, who knows, that might be an unseen spaceship trying to make contact.

"In all seriousness, however, I'm mystified at what it is. The area is not far from an airport and UFOs have been reported to take an interest in our own aviation technology.

www.telegraph.co.uk...

Any chance we could have details and see the original picture through google maps for ourselves avoiding the step by step search?

Originally posted by GEORGETHEGREEK
Any chance we could have details and see the original picture through google maps for ourselves avoiding the step by step search?

well, Diamon hill road doesn't look that long on google maps, shouldn't take too long to find it. I'm having a quick looksie, but I'm at work so I can't go full on into it. maybe osmeone else can get the exact location and a decent shot of it.

[edit on 26/3/2009 by Acidtastic]

If you look at the picture upside down it looks like a chalice with a glowing straw at the side of it. Anyone see that?

Or a close up of a nebula

actually, if you look at it just right, you can make out the number 200 followed by some obscured digits.

It's is really more a Rorschach picture than alien evidence

More google street images, including this one
If you notice, the cameras and software they are using don't appear to be doing a proper job

[edit on 26/3/09 by Daisy-Lola]

I swear I've seen this here on ATS before...

Either way, very doubtful it's an alien.

Edit: Yup! repost.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

[edit on 26-3-2009 by Chadwickus]

Yes its ET with a light saber.
Really, it must be because, its on google.

There is a similar artifact at 384 diamond hill road, on the corner, that one looks more like lens flare but very close to the one above.

too bad the ET isn't giving the google street view people the finger

Originally posted by Randy Bean
There is a similar artifact at 384 diamond hill road, on the corner, that one looks more like lens flare but very close to the one above.

... in fact there's loads of them all up the street on the right from 384 Diamond Hill onwards.

Does the Telegraph actually research any of this?

It looks like a blurry thing.

Pictures like this only help marginalize the ufo/et community.

Originally posted by Randy Bean

Does the Telegraph actually research any of this?

No of course not. It sells papers.

If you find out later that you're totally wrong, you simply print a retraction.

Like July 2007 when they printed stories about a Great White sighting off the coast of Cornwall UK, even the Global Warming nutters jumped on that one with various theories etc.

Daily Mail

It was then a reader noticed that the picture was actually from South Africa and that the media had been made to look like twits, that they quickly brushed this away

Telegraph