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Originally posted by llfrequencyll
the belgian ufo looks nice. But this one is very interesting.
Oops, sorry, I missed that "cannot" part
Originally posted by helium3
I though it would be a good idea for people to post there best UFO photo's or ones that cannot be debunked.
Originally posted by ShadowXIX Heres another one I always found interesting
2004-Waupaca, Wisconsin. Taken by Jeff P. just after a sunset on 09-22-04. Object moving West to East.
That means the pic was shot at around 7:10 (+-), west to east, it was probably on approach. So, anybody want to run by the airport and see if they've still got flight plans that far back?
U.S. Naval Observatory
The following information is provided for Waupaca, Waupaca County, Wisconsin (longitude W89.1, latitude N44.4):
Sunset 6:53 p.m.
End civil twilight 7:22 p.m.
Originally posted by Denied
I found a few.heres what i found, excuse me if they have been debunked.
A Mothership??
Originally posted by rand
Ok, so I sat down with a second cup of coffee and played with the image and found the fucelage. Notice what looks like strobe reflecting off the splines along the side. I think the photographer bagged an SR-71!
Originally posted by rand
Originally posted by Denied
I found a few.heres what i found, excuse me if they have been debunked.
A Mothership??
The top one is an aircraft. See the D.C. post a few up. It appears to be not only a time-exposure (maybe a second or two -- that's why the sky looks like afternoon: it was shot at night with a longexposure ) but may also be a double exposure.
The bottom one is famous, it appeared in Life magazine. Turns out its a brasierre.
This will explain it.
Originally posted by denythestatusquo
See I see it this way, if you don't believe any are real then you will debunk all of them. so tell us what you think first then we know how to approach your genius in debunking.