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True but isn't Venus a more accurate representation of what most people end up photographing when they photograph a UFO? From that standpoint, Venus is a better test subject if you want to photograph small lights in the sky.
Originally posted by tommyjo
Try photographing the Moon at night?
Unfortunately the big factor in photographing Venus or any similar point of light is that shutter speed is going to come into play. Many of those claiming 'UFO' images at night are simply photographing points of light at a slow shutter speed. That light source will be the subject of camera shake and blur and not represent the true image.
Originally posted by Pauligirl
south east at 5:00 could make it Venus.
a weather balloon 3 stars
a light on a tree 1 star
to bright to be a plane to big to be a satellite. and seems mishalfpen for a planet 1 stars
Don't know what it is but I would have been very excited to catch that on film! 5 stars
but those single bright lights are simply planes 0 stars (no one likes the 'its a plane' theory)
But i don't think that's its a star or a planet, its too big. So we now have to assume that it is a Unidentified Flying Object.
I rule out planet or star. Also rule out lantern or bug zapper. It remains to be a UFO 2 stars
have to go with CE3K mothership 0 stars for the CGI explanation
genesis2 sat just before sunrise travelling west to east
I think I captured Venus best wishes
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Originally posted by boondock-saint
Originally posted by TWILITE22
reply to post by boondock-saint
It looks like your classic UFO,you might try to see if it comes back in the following nights,from what I hear they don't just show up once.If indeed it is a ufo it seems they came to your area for a specific reason.Ya never know.........that's my 2 cents for what it's worth.
bro, I really don't think this is et related.
I think it can be explained away with
a reasonable explanation. However, I just
ain't 100% sure what that explanation is
at present.
Originally posted by Unity_99
Ie. stop time,
Originally posted by zorgon
Well you DID know he knew it was Venus when he posted?
Originally posted by Unity_99
What did you feel during the sitings? Where you aware of a subtle connection to the object?
Stars move very fast but they are so far away we can't see the movement from here, but lots of people have reported that Venus has followed them around (Even Buzz Aldrin, sort of) and people have reported stars moving too, this is one of the cases Hynek investigated:
Originally posted by Unity_99
Stars don't move like crafts.
One night at midnight I found myself in a police car racing toward a reported
sighting. We had radio contact with other squad cars in the
area. "I see it" from one car, "there it is" from another, "it's
east of the river near Dexter" from a third. Occasionally even I
thought I glimpsed "it."
Finally several squad cars met at an intersection. Men spilled
out and pointed excitedly at the sky. "See--there it is! It's
moving!"
But it wasn't moving. "It" was the star Arcturus, undeniably
identified by its position in relation to the handle of the Big
Dipper. A sobering demonstration for me.