UFO fleet menaces east London

Originally posted by CASH69
This photo could be doctored. If you look at the picture,around the UFO's there seems to be a discoloration in the clouds around the orbs,however,there seems to be people on the street looking up at something,so without some experts this could be hard to debunk. I personally think,we could be on the edge of alien contact,because of so many recent sightings. If we are,remain calm and try to have a peaceful state of mind,if you encounter a UFO. Do not shoot at it or have violent thoughts.

If that photo is doctored, the person who did it is an absolute genius. If you spin the picture using the mouse the formation moves with exactly the correct parallax as you would expect it to. To have even considered that when faking it shows a very very bright mind, to have managed to accurately model it means someone with a very deep knowledge of image manipulation. Not least, because they would have had to understand and mirror, exactly, the camera systems artifacts that was taking the images..


As to them not being reported.. I think you will find that the majority of UFO sightings go unreported as most people think it couldn't possibly be one and they are simply misidentifying a natural phenomenon and have no wish to look foolish..

One further you will notice is that. The image has not been enhanced, depth wise, from about 2/3 rds of the way up the lamp post. I assume as Google thought it wasn't worth its' while showing the sky in any real detail. in this case maybe Google could take the image and enhance it as it may well show whether they are simply the Red Arrows...

Another fine stunt by google to get more people subscribing to their big brother crap. First google earth, then google oceans now bloody ufo's on street corners. This is pathetic. More free publicity for the google empire. Really sad.

What is worse is I can't believe they were let get away with such intrusive filming. Shame on you citizens of the UK for not having this stopped.

sad, sad , sad, big brother

What I find interesting is that people on the street were craning their necks to look in that direction!Perhaps those objects had just flown over and they were looking back to see them?

LOL at the nick pope haters here,He knows a lot more than you lot ever will even if he milks his role with the MOD to an inch of his life

and as for the thought they could be a formation of chinooks!I live and work close to Salisbury plane and have seen these choppers hugging over the terrian in pairs at the most-and never that close!
Also the Rolls Royce engines on those beasts are very loud!My house shakes when one flys near and you can hear them from miles away

Having that many flyinging in that formation over london would result in car alarms going off and tesco staff fleeing in terror as the racks of food vibrate off onto the floor

Dont know what is in that picture,those orbs seem to fit inside a sphere-what makes me wonder more is the fact that people are looking in that direction.Could be a kite,could be anything-but its interesting to look at.

Thanks for posting the link OP

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Yep, because everything Google streetview films can't be seen by just walking down the same street huh?

This is an easy one.. I'm going to attempt to illustrate this using my epic paint skills and a laptop touchpad XD

Simply put, what you are seeing are 9 red-arrow hawks on a training flight banking RIGHT in their famous Diamond formation.

Look here:




If you check the Red Arrows website, you'd see that it is possible to request a fly-by with a formation of your choice to any event in the UK, for FREE!

I'd say that pretty much sums it up.

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They fly below the cloud base.... or at 32,000 feet... Formation flying in the clouds is a recipe for a disaster and wouldn't be allowed anywhere, let alone, over a densely populated area.. from their own site...

UK residents may occasionally see the Red Arrows on a "transit flight" (getting to the display location). On these transit flights, the team flies at the relatively low altitude of 1,000 feet. This avoids the complication of moving though the cloud base in formation, and also avoids much controlled air space. Jets are more efficient at higher altitude, so longer flights are made at 35,000 to 42,000 feet.

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I think it's the Red Arrows,
this is two pics both of the Red Arrows,one I adjusted in "Paint"
in the original pic The Red Arrows are in silhouette,so not red.



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A block away from this location at "Ellsworth St, Poplar, England, United Kingdom" you will see a clear picture of the regular plane formation. Go to google maps in street view and drag yourself to top left corner of the roundabout on Ellsworth St and look at the northeast sky.

Nothing special about this folks.

Originally posted by franspeakfree
Swamp gas, lanterns, venuses, air balloons, weather balloons, Kites. Have I missed anything out?

Edit: As pointed out forgot to add flock of birds and 'chinese' lanterns.

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Can I just say Swamp Gas isn't normally something you'd find floating about in East London... Air/Weather Balloons, likely but that close together in formation? Not very. That, looking at it, in a city like London is way too high for kites. - And "Chinese" Lanterns aren't the kind of thing you'd see in the daytime; they're made for night time festivals

Flock of birds? I can definitely see it being that. And yes, I am a believer but that does look like a flock of birds from my perspective.

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well, i count 16 of them as found by tracing the streetcar's route. the car works on a grid system which is why one photo is nice and sunny, whereas the next one isn't.

tada!

if the link plays up, it's Ellsworth St just as it links to Clarkson St., you should see some scaffolding. look up.


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the shapes look VERY similart to the RAF chinook ` in flight ` - but i doubht that given operational uses in iraq / afganistan and maintainance / down time - that we have 9 airframes in the uk to send up as one flight

Chinook's fly over London constantly but this looks like 9 separate objects and therefore, 9 Chinooks flying that close together = disaster IMHO.

I know you've said you doubt it, just wanted to add that in