Translucent Ring UFOs

I've never seen UFO photos quite like these. The sighting occurred in October 11, 1999 in Tokyo.

In this view, they look a bit like bubbles.




But closer up, they appear to be hollow rings.





These are a variation on the smoke ring type UFOs I've seen pictures of.

Large image/website: www.our-j.com...

[edit on 8/29/2007 by yuefo]

Originally posted by yuefo
In this view, they look a bit like bubbles.

Why are they not bubbles?

reply to post by Umbrax


Well, they could be I guess. They're kind of flat looking in the close-ups. Also, can bubbles drift that high? I used to make giant bubbles. They never drifted to such a high altitude, but maybe under the right conditions they could.

There's no way to tell their altitude nor their size from that picture, we would need to see a reference point. If the objects are any higher than 15 feet I'd say we may have something because it isn't very feasible to say that bubbles would reach a very high altitude before popping, however, unless a shot of the same thing surfaces showing their true size and altitude I don't think anything else can be said.

How can we even be sure that they are hollow? The may be just transluscent. Being in the weather bureau over here in Oz, I can say without a doubt that weather balloons can be ruked out for this one

I could only find this one additional photo. Looks hollow here, but no way to be sure:

i'll have to say bubbles, y not blow some bubbles ur self and take a photo then have a nice long comparison with a cup of coffee by ur side ?

LOL, this one was funneh! So now bubbles are UFOs? Geez... Keep posting this and no one will believe us anymore. Please, for the community sake, don't post bubbles anymore.

Originally posted by yuefo
I could only find this one additional photo. Looks hollow here, but no way to be sure:

But it doesnt look hollow at all to me. Its simply the light bouncing off the edges which would naturally be thicker than straigh on

[edit on 29/8/07 by Chorlton]

Sorry but they do just look like bubbles to me.

Lets close the case by posting the first image result from google for "bubble sky"