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Originally posted by _Mr.X_
I took this photo of a "craft" that was above NYC late last year. It looks kind of like the pic the OP posted. I found this on a webcam..
www.earthcam.com...
Originally posted by LogicalResponse
Why is it that the "doughnut" shapes of the particles (hole, notch and all) resemble the precise shape and description of the cameras aperture if they are not small, relatively nearby objects? Why would the reflection of the camera aperture be present in an image of an enormous object at a distance?
Anyone who knows how these videos were filmed (or who themselves regularly film things with a similar camera) couldn't possibly mistake small particulate matter for what it is.
Why is the most simple, straightforward solution always the one most swiftly dismissed?
Heck, they even move in accordance with stabilization emissions from the craft.
Originally posted by wmd_2008
Originally posted by _Mr.X_
I took this photo of a "craft" that was above NYC late last year. It looks kind of like the pic the OP posted. I found this on a webcam..
www.earthcam.com...
Dont you mean you took a picture of a fuzzy blob of light also it seems to be a crop from the photo you took its 370x300 pixels please post a link to the full picture.
Originally posted by internos
All in all we have three unexplained cases: STS 115 was NOT a boring mission Thanks for sharing Mike
Originally posted by TrueBrit
reply to post by ziggystar60
Interesting aside... Theres a belief that one of those objects is something not too disimilar to a man hole cover.During an underground nuclear test (cant remember where in the world) a solid iron cover over a mineshaft was blown skyward at a rate which observers surmised could have allowed it to attain escape velocity lol... wierd crap up there eh ?
Originally posted by LogicalResponse
I usually refrain from commenting on the various STS ice particle videos as they are very vogue with the UFO crowd now-a-days, and continue to proliferate regardless of how often they have been explained time and time again. But I'll make an exception.
There's one aspect of these objects that always manages to be overlooked.
Why is it that the "doughnut" shapes of the particles (hole, notch and all) resemble the precise shape and description of the cameras aperture if they are not small, relatively nearby objects? Why would the reflection of the camera aperture be present in an image of an enormous object at a distance?
Anyone who knows how these videos were filmed (or who themselves regularly film things with a similar camera) couldn't possibly mistake small particulate matter for what it is.
Why is the most simple, straightforward solution always the one most swiftly dismissed?
Heck, they even move in accordance with stabilization emissions from the craft.
Originally posted by atswheat
The three-pronged object in the video first posted in this thread is in fact a ufo.
I watched that fuel tank hurtling through the atmosphere on live television and that anomaly stuck out like a sore thumb. Very bizarre.
I would suggest that it is our own advanced tech., or an ET tech; but definitely not some sort of lens flare, or similar artifact.
Truthfully, the vehicle / object seemed translucent / transparent; almost crystalline. And the speed with which it moved was quite unnatural...I tend to think ET, but we just can't say...
Originally posted by ZeroGhost
Remember these beings can arrange such events. Even down to micromanaging our experiences and separated by time and space.
[edit on 3/25/2009 by ZeroGhost]
Originally posted by wmd_2008
Do you have an example pic or video of an enormous object at a distance and also how you know it is both enormous and at a distance.