The Strangest UFO Pics TAken Today

I do admire your dedication CYRAX and I have looked at the photo's in most of your posts. I can't help feeling that you want to see a UFO so much that you are clutching at straws a little.

The original size photo's are just blobs in the sky that could be anything - the close ups are interesting but when you digitally zoom into images like this they often become very strange looking.

I'm not dissing you but what the world needs is some convincing close up clear images... rather than more and more indistinct blobs.

Perhaps you are the person the do this as you seem to put so much into looking in the sky and taking photographs.... just keep it up and hopefully one day you will post something really special.

this to NoWarningShots i think you should start you own thread if you want answers


[edit on 13-10-2006 by CYRAX]

i dont know why people are waiting for the pic of the century these objects never fly close enough to get one and if you do most people will think they are fake all i can do is take pics of strange objects in the sky if we find out its a ballon a plane or whatever it does not bother me because i dont need detailed pics of ufos to believe in them i bought a digital camera to take photos of objects i dont have money to buy 1000 dollar cameras to give you people better pictures if you think the pic is too blurry well thanks for the reply but i dont want to hear i cant take photos or my pics are nothing etc
if you can do better go ahead but dont judge me on taking pics

Originally posted by CYRAX
i dont know why people are waiting for the pic of the century these objects never fly close enough to get one and if you do most people will think they are fake all i can do is take pics of strange objects in the sky if we find out its a ballon a plane or whatever it does not bother me because i dont need detailed pics of ufos to believe in them i bought a digital camera to take photos of objects i dont have money to buy 1000 dollar cameras to give you people better pictures if you think the pic is too blurry well thanks for the reply but i dont want to hear i cant take photos or my pics are nothing etc
if you can do better go ahead but dont judge me on taking pics

Sorry I didnt want to sound as if you were rubbish. You're doing a good job with obviously lots of enthusiasm.
Just that to impress people photo's need to be a little bit special.
It is easy for me to say that they are just blobs but I wasnt there and you were, so I cant really tell what was special about the object.,
Sorry that you are dissapointed by the posts on this thread.

"Sorry that you are dissapointed by the posts on this thread."
im not dissapointed but i cant get better photos with out spending alot of money
i have one camera my video camera broke and im am broke with bills comming in every month
i wish i had a camera that could zoom in more and take clearer pics but i dont
like i said before i can only work with what i got

Originally posted by FlaminMo58
It looks like a popped mylar ballon

Exactamondo!!

Well done mark one for the sain.

It could be one of these for sure



Some the baloon are massive and so could easily been seen clearly from a great height.



Nothing to see here... move along lol ;p

NeoN HaZe.

a BIG for those that watch our skies though

[edit on 13-10-2006 by Neon Haze]

thanks neo haze
but if a ballon can stay stationery then it must be a ballon

Originally posted by CYRAX
thanks neo haze
but if a ballon can stay stationery then it must be a ballon

depends on where you are looking at it from a moving object can appear to be stationary if you see it from the right angle - sometimes aircraft seem to hang in the air for ages

Originally posted by NeoSocialist

Originally posted by CYRAX
thanks neo haze
but if a ballon can stay stationery then it must be a ballon

depends on where you are looking at it from a moving object can appear to be stationary if you see it from the right angle - sometimes aircraft seem to hang in the air for ages

Very true. If the balloon is very high then it could be moving around miles and to you it would be hardly moving at all.

Perspective is a really strange thing.... if the balloon was closer to the horizon it would look bigger than if it was directly above, caused by the lack of anything to compare it to.

Anyway.

All the best,

NeoN HaZe.


[edit on 13-10-2006 by Neon Haze]

you have a point but the image i have does not look like one of those ballons

Originally posted by CYRAX
you have a point but the image i have does not look like one of those balloons

If you look closely you can clearly make out the balloon section (someone said it looked like an alien face) And the equipment hanging under it.

Though it does looks like this balloon is possibly damaged and on its way down.

Balloons that are meant to fly at high altitudes actually have very little gas in them cause with the decrease in air pressure at high altitudes creates a pressure deferential and the balloon actually blows itself up.

So this Balloon probably burst due to having too much gas loaded to begin with.

The reason it possibly seemed to shimmer or flash is mostly down to the light wavelengths being refracted by the atmosphere (the particulate in the air between you and the object)

In addition I would also like to state that you are seriously lucky to live under a sky that colour!!!!

Here in England its mostly shades of grey for 9 months of the year!!!

All the best,

NeoN HaZe.

heres some weird weather ballons
www.srh.noaa.gov...
imagine.gsfc.nasa.gov...

Well, we all know where this thread will go..... nowhere.

It doesn't look like a balloon, at all, it doesn't look like a jet, helicopter, kite, plastic bag, transformer, key, earring, or anything like that. You know what it looks like? It looks like an object, floating or flying in the sky, and it is unidentifiable. That is what it will be for the rest of this thread. An Unidentifiable Flying/Floating Object, or UFO.

Mostly ALL of the skeptics still think UFO means "alien craft", but it doesn't. It just means its in the sky, and its unidentifiable. So stop jumping to conclusion people.

With that said... thank you original poster for these pictures of a UFO. If it wasn't for people like you, I would have never found pictures of a UFO that I saw in my backyard. It was so weird looking I didn't want to take my eyes off, and I never got a picture of it. About a year later, I found pictures and a video of it here:

LINK

...just like the pictures in this thread, the crazy skeptics that will say anything because they are so close minded, have said it looks like a "mylar balloon". I'll tell you what, I have never in my life seen a balloon fly against the wind. Nor have I seen it hover in one spot. The link above shows the SAME EXACT object I saw, and this was on a completely different day/year, and a completely different city. So, when someone says "its looks like a mylar balloon", they don't care if it looks like one or not, that will be their answer.

In conclusion, don't stop taking pictures and sharing it on the net. People benefit from it in more ways than you can imagine. Hopefully you can host your UFO pictures on a server that doesn't delete files over time to save room. Sooner or later someone will come forward and say "I SAW THAT TOO!", and give us more information.

Originally posted by Slice
Well, we all know where this thread will go..... nowhere.

It doesn't look like a balloon, at all,

It does look like a balloon as Neon Haze pointed out, you can make out the popped balloon material and the equipment suspended underneath it. And those were good pictures to compare it to btw Neon Haze

The only strange thing is that Cyrax said it wasn't moving, but if a weather balloon popped wouldn't it fall like a stone?

Thanks slice
malganis you have a point and it does not it explain how it just disappeared

Originally posted by malganis

Originally posted by Slice
Well, we all know where this thread will go..... nowhere.

It doesn't look like a balloon, at all,

It does look like a balloon as Neon Haze pointed out

I'm sorry but I'm totally going to ignore everyone that says this looks like a balloon. You have to be on drugs to think it does.

If this was a popped balloon with equipment on it, yes it WOULD fall like a rock, and it would be a noticeable fall no matter what perspective you see it from. But since it is an object that does not even remotely come close to looking like it could suspend itself in air with weight on it according to known physics, I don't understand how anyone can even think it looks like a balloon.


Like I said, IT WILL ALWAYS BE AN UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT FOR THE REST OF THE TOPICS LIFE TIME.

Originally posted by malganis
The only strange thing is that Cyrax said it wasn't moving, but if a weather balloon popped wouldn't it fall like a stone?

Firstly movement of an object is a matter of perspective. I question how long the object was observed at one time. and as you may notice from the pictures of the object that it is observed in a cloudless sky.

The object leaves no vapour trail and with nothing to measure any change in direction or movement then it would appear to be stationary.

If you want to know about the physics behind vectors and perceptive this makes a good read

The Mathematics of Continuity

By the looks of the images it looks like the balloon is deflating, normally a decompression at high altitudes would cause the balloon to explode but if there is a leakage in the seal then it would cause the balloon to slowly deflate, However , in the end it would fall like a LEAD balloon lol

All the best,

NeoN HaZe.

Hummm...

very interesting shape... I wonder how accurate it is, at that high of a resolution boost...
at present...
I think it looks more like this, than a balloon...
spaceship one in falling leaf mode

Wouldn't happen to be near a launch test site would you?

By the looks of the images it looks like the balloon is deflating, normally a decompression at high altitudes would cause the balloon to explode but if there is a leakage in the seal then it would cause the balloon to slowly deflate, However , in the end it would fall like a LEAD balloon lol

theres no way its deflating if its a busted ballon from the start maybe but i dont believe its deflating and why did it just disappear???

Originally posted by LazarusTheLong
Hummm...

very interesting shape... I wonder how accurate it is, at that high of a resolution boost...
at present...
I think it looks more like this, than a balloon...
spaceship one in falling leaf mode

Wouldn't happen to be near a launch test site would you?

Auburn Australia no way theres a launch test site near here
there might be a lot of ufo activity here my cousin two nights ago saw a fireball cross the sky then stop and three lights appeared and he does not even believe in ufos but theres no pics he only had hes mobile which he thought would not pick up anything
all my pics i have taken in the last year are from my house

[edit on 13-10-2006 by CYRAX]