Crazy video of a guy claiming to have photos from his grandpa from 1940s catching a ufo

Check this out man tell me what you think I am rather a sceptic but these are very unique

Two photos of a weird looking object from very long ago chasing it in an airplane

a reply to: sprockets2000

It's a Lenticular cloud formation.

Lenticular cloud

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I saw this the other day and was thinking about posting it .

So this seems like as good of a place as any .

originally posted by: myselfaswell
a reply to: sprockets2000

It's a Lenticular cloud formation.

That is no cloud unless clouds have a super defined shape with tiered edges and fly FAST (chase planes).

a reply to: vethumanbeing

Cloud lol and it chased the plane... I know.. it was Monkey on his cloud 🙈🙉🙊 "Monkey Magic, Monkey Magic", but in all seriousness that ain't no cloud my friend 👽

originally posted by: myselfaswell
a reply to: sprockets2000

It's a Lenticular cloud formation.

I think so, too.

Unless it's a UFO masking itself as a lenticular cloud formation. LOLOL.

originally posted by: myselfaswell
a reply to: sprockets2000

It's a Lenticular cloud formation.

Yeah, not so much.

Not in this case if you have the entire context.

But hey - no worries. You'll live to debunk another day.

Carry on.

originally posted by: myselfaswell
a reply to: sprockets2000

It's a Lenticular cloud formation.

anyone saying lenticular cloud..please...shutdown your computer and take a nap. This aint no cloud. Whatever it is.

Looks like clouds to me, can post the pictures because of ATS ancient picture policy but google Lenticular Clouds Iceland there are similar ones, bear in mind they will change dramatically with a photo from above.

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a reply to: Forensick

everybody knows how they look...no need to the googling for us. Still, if you cant see why it's not a cloud...than this is not a place for you.

a reply to: MarioOnTheFly

Yeah iceland is well known for it's Lenticular cloud formations...so there's that.

Peace

a reply to: operation mindcrime

there is a common theme to all lenticular clouds...and is a dead giveaway when looking at it. It is immediately clear...it is a cloud.

I especially like armchair debunkers going into full overdrive and literally claiming that military or commercial pilots would not know the difference. That's where I sigh...

a reply to: MarioOnTheFly

I hear you but maybe these guys had never flown over Iceland before...





Peace

a reply to: operation mindcrime

well..obviously...we have different eyes. What is right off the bat visible is the lack of compactness and symmetry of shape in the lower image. You see...details matter greatly. Anyone who thinks the lower image is some kind of craft...should be stripped of its pilot licence.

a reply to: MarioOnTheFly

One was taken from the ground, the other from above.

One was taken with a 1940's camera, the other with modern day tech..

There are too many factors to make any sensible conclusion. I do agree that a pilot should notice the difference between a cloud and an object but I couldn't make up from the video that the person taking this picture was actually a pilot.

Peace

Double post

I think some people who make YouTube videos are either totally gullible, or just like baiting gullible people. A cursory glance at this image says it's a cloud.

I could have debunked this as a ten year old thanks to a book my old man gave me.

As has been said, there's no doubt that the images show lenticular clouds, none.

A cursory search of the terms 'ufo's debunked lenticular clouds' will provide all the information one needs.

Just a couple of examples;

'Texans keep reporting clouds as UFOs; more than 56 reports in past month'

Circular clouds that pop up out of nowhere and disappear just as fast apparently have a lot of people believing in UFOs.

A spate of sightings late last month stirred some alarm -- "Woah! (sic) The sky over Texas appears to be FILLED with UFOs!" someone exclaimed on Twitter -- but reason prevailed as meteorologists and other scientific types debunked the flying saucer theory.

...In the past month, Gray said he had received 56 reports of possible UFO sightings in Texas. "People think they've got something, and they don't have anything."

Source


'Lenticular clouds look like UFOs'

Here are some glorious photos of rare lenticular clouds, sometimes called UFO clouds, plus a word about how they form.

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''UFO Clouds' Are Real. Here's How They Happen'

Social media users in Cape Town, South Africa, posted photos over the weekend that call to mind classic alien invasion movies. The pictures feature eerie, saucer-shaped puffs that seem to hang over the sky like UFOs. But these so-called “UFO clouds” are nothing to fear.

Meteorologists call them lenticular clouds, which form when strong, moist winds blow over rough terrain, such as mountains or valleys. Picturesque Cape Town is framed by such features, including the 3,500-foot (1,066-meter) Table Mountain.

...A number of past reports of UFO sightings have been linked to lenticular clouds, which can form in many places around the world. (Other UFO sightings have been attributed to hole-punch clouds, which are formed by miniature snowstorms in thin, subfreezing cloud layers.)

NatGeo

I've seen things in the sky that I can't explain, unfortunately this isn't one of those things.