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Floating Glowing jelly fish or . . . . . . Intelligent beings from another star system or dimension or other time in a seemingly limitless universe/multiverse/who knows verse. Honestly, what makes more sense? That there are Bioluminecsent jelly fish that can somehow defy gravity and fly through the air at high speed or that it's a visitor or perhaps a non human resident of our own planet. You mat think "oh, no! It couldn'the non human intelligent life, because, . . . Reasons.
originally posted by: Reverbs
originally posted by: Topato
a reply to: stevenbond
Maybe they're space jellyfish that glow? Who knows =)
well to be honest I've seen 3 people on ATS talk about floating jellyfish in the air.. Like plasma or something..
Doubt I could find those experiences easily though
originally posted by: 191stMIDET
Floating Glowing jelly fish or . . . . . . Intelligent beings from another star system or dimension or other time in a seemingly limitless universe/multiverse/who knows verse. Honestly, what makes more sense? That there are Bioluminecsent jelly fish that can somehow defy gravity and fly through the air at high speed or that it's a visitor or perhaps a non human resident of our own planet. You mat think "oh, no! It couldn'the non human intelligent life, because, . . . Reasons.
I don't think "oh, no! It couldn't be non human intelligent life", maybe it is, but I think it's millions or perhaps billions of times more likely to be something else, not because alien life doesn't exist as it very likely does, but because the odds are stacked up in favor of objects seen in the sky from Earth being from Earth, if they aren't stars, planets, meteors or other astronomical objects.
originally posted by: 191stMIDET
You mat think "oh, no! It couldn'the non human intelligent life, because, . . . Reasons.
That is no basis for ruling out a drone, because drones can flash different colored lights and stars can appear to do the same in a process called "scintillation". Both can also appear to morph and change shape due to photographic effects you seem to be totally unaware of, so learn more about photography before jumping to conclusions. You can watch the videos Soylent posted for starters. Stars and planets can also appear to move and someone else posted a video of Venus here, dipping below the treeline. That was actually caused by the Earth's rotation, but in the video it did look like the "UFO" flew below the treetops, so appearances can be deceiving and if you think the object is actually morphing then you have been deceived by camera artifacts.
originally posted by: stevenbond
It wasn't an airplane, or a drone, as the actually shape of the UFO seemed to be morphing and changing colors.
originally posted by: Tjoran
This is the first time I have looked at a ufo photo and audibly said "What the # is that?". These are great photos, Thank you for posting them!! I look forward to reading peoples theories are with this.
You say it's close to the tree line? Could it have been some sort of electric thing?
Really? So am I wrong to assume that you feel it is logical to assume that we are alone in an unlimited (as far as we can tell) universe?
originally posted by: logicsoda
a reply to: 191stMIDET
Neither of them make sense, honestly.
originally posted by: 191stMIDET
Really? So am I wrong to assume that you feel it is logical to assume that we are alone in an unlimited (as far as we can tell) universe?
originally posted by: logicsoda
a reply to: 191stMIDET
Neither of them make sense, honestly.
originally posted by: hiddenNZ
a reply to: Vector99
Really small aliens?
I, for one, feel that life in general is almost certainly common in the universe, and other intelligent beings almost surely exist. However, I still think that the OP captured blurry images (a photographic "bokeh") of a scintillating star or planet, and the shape of the object was an artifact of the diamond-shaped aperture plate -- as I outlined in two posts on the previous page.
originally posted by: Mogget
Almost certainly a bright star. You say that it slowly moved away behind some trees, which (to me) is probably due to the Earth's rotation making it appear to move.
originally posted by: Mclaneinc
Phage beat me to the Digital Focus artifacts explanation..
Sorry, pin point of light digitally blown up and out of focus, not a UFO based on that alone, the shape is digitally created so that also means nothing..
Sorry to also be the bearer of bad news but its such a well known issue with digital camera's especially in the UFO communities..