I took this tonight at 8:30 in New Brunswick, CA

reply to post by The Undertaker

the rainbow is a big clue that rain was around.

that shouldve been the thread closer

Originally posted by Havalon
Having cropped it (even more) I found this:

I then used an emboss tool to see if it was solid - not 100% sure if this the right way to anylise it, but......

Internos???

that little one.. is another ufo.. the big one is a mothership.. i seen one off the coast of california before and it had about 10 - 20 of the little ones orbitting it.. the way i see it the big ones need to be protect it someway.. so little ones escort it.. you have caught not 1 but two ufo's my friend..

not moisture at all.. if it was moisture it would be way more transparent than that.. and there would be some sort of color in it.. if it was a water droplet or something..

great find man.. dont listen to all the haters.. if someone is asking you a question in a nice manner just answer them it might get a little tedious but.. when photos like this are put out.. people want to know more.. so that we can investigate and see what it is or isnt.. you feel me?

i have seen one of these things before.. a different color.. it was orange and it didnt move that fast.. it moved really really slow. and it had lots of little orbs surrounding it.. they kinda look like stars but they are perfectly rounded and they dont twinkle at all..

it has a trail behind it.. c'mon a rain drop isnt going to do that.. and when light any kinda light hits a raindrop it makes some sort of color.. if the raindrop was moving then it wouldnt be round like it still is.. it would be deformed.. blow it all the way up.. the edges shouldnt remain smooth like that if it was a raindrop..

has anyone ever thought that ufo's disguise themselves to look like things that can easily be writtin off as other things? like clouds and stuff like that etc.. i mean you swear aliens dont know we have camera's.. maybe its some sort of camoflouge.. if the big one is a rain drop. then what is the little one following it? a star? lol im going to make this photo the background on my desktop its so cool.. cuz now i finally have a picture of a big ship.. and the little orb ones that accompany them for my eyes to see whenever i want

reply to post by celoco


You might want to actually read the last few pages of the thread. Raindrops can and DO act that way on cameras and so does dust.

It's an interesting picture, but it too closely resembles normal occurances.

I have no clue what you have there... could be a rain drop, paranormal, etc. The rainbow looks awesome though! Welcome to ATS, and it wasn't a mistake to post.

Originally posted by ajdouce
I took the pic outside in Moncton new brunswick down towards main street

Thanks, that's what I was looking for. I like to match things about where somewhere "says" they were, and where the supposed evidence appears to be from. I don't know that UHaul shop, nor have I ever been to Canada, heh. But I did want to match what you said about "ran back into the apartment" with what is actually behind that UHaul shop, which does appear to be an apartment building as well as a few houses.

Just ruling out things, such as false locations, as this one indeed did prove positive for you

Originally posted by celoco
it has a trail behind it.. c'mon a rain drop isnt going to do that.. and when light any kinda light hits a raindrop it makes some sort of color.. if the raindrop was moving then it wouldnt be round like it still is.. it would be deformed.. blow it all the way up.. the edges shouldnt remain smooth like that if it was a raindrop..

Good points, but please take into consideration the flash color (bluish) is very different from sunlight. The trail had me mystified until rocksolidbrain expained it with the flash intensity diagram. About the round shape, we're not seeing the shape of the raindrop actually, but the disk of confusion of a smaller, brighter, out of focus object. Makes sense.

The only problem is with the direction of the traill, not the same for the smaller light (barely visible trail). Maybe there is enough variation in wind speed near the OP's camera to account for that.

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I dont think it's an object we're looking at, rather it looks more like a hole in the clouds made BY an object that flew through them at a really fast speed - similar to how they described the O'Hare sighting. Google it if your not sure what I'm talking about.