Fleets of UFOs above cloud cover on Flash Earth??

reply to post by 911stinks


Those dots seems to be some kind of image compression error of the software regarding RGB colors.


from Wikipedia:

The main purpose of the RGB color model is for the sensing, representation, and display of images in electronic systems, such as televisions and computers, though it has also been used in conventional photography.

See it? The colors of the dots are the same Magenta, Yellow and Cyan of the RGB color mixing and so, the software may have a problem interpreting the colors.


Therefore, I assure you that there is no fleet of UFOs on our skies and if you want to search for UFOs, use a telescope and not a internet based software with bad compressed pictures of the Earth's clouds.

reply to post by One Step Beyond...


Kinda hard to look for UFOs with a telescope if they are hiding behind cloud cover, now isn't it.

reply to post by 911stinks


At least with a telescope you may catch a real UFO and not colored pixels.

what are these betweem 8-10 seconds?

HERE


MOD EDIT: Fix link which is skewing page


[edit on May 8th 2010 by greeneyedleo]

When I was growing up in Baltimore, once a year my elementary school would do a "Balloon Ascension," which was a fundraiser for the school. Basically, kids would go around and solicit sponsors for a dollar each. A dollar would buy a ticket, that ticket would be attached to a balloon with both the sponsor's and student's name. The many thousands of balloons were then all taken outside - every kid was given about five or so, and all at once they were let go. Whatever balloons traveled and were found the farthest, the student and sponsor would get a prize. The tickets had instructions for anyone who found them as to how to contact the school. I think the finder got a prize too, as incentive to reply.

I don't believe this tradition was limited to Baltimore, I've heard it's pretty common in many parts of the U.S. - maybe elsewhere, too.

As a kid, watching all those thousands of balloons rising into the sky all at once was a pretty magical sight. I remember the farthest away tickets were often a couple hundred miles from where we launched the balloons - they could go both quite high and quite far.

[edit on 5/8/2010 by LifeInDeath]

Originally posted by LifeInDeath
When I was growing up in Baltimore, once a year my elementary school would do a "Balloon Ascension," which was a fundraiser for the school. Basically, kids would go around and solicit sponsors for a dollar each. A dollar would buy a ticket, that ticket would be attached to a balloon with both the sponsor's and student's name. The many thousands of balloons were then all taken outside - every kid was given about five or so, and all at once they were let go. Whatever balloons traveled and were found the farthest, the student and sponsor would get a prize. The tickets had instructions for anyone who found them as to how to contact the school. I think the finder got a prize too, as incentive to reply.

I don't believe this tradition was limited to Baltimore, I've heard it's pretty common in many parts of the U.S. - maybe elsewhere, too.

As a kid, watching all those thousands of balloons rising into the sky all at once was a pretty magical sight. I remember the farthest away tickets were often a couple hundred miles from where we launched the balloons - they could go both quite high and quite far.

[edit on 5/8/2010 by LifeInDeath]

Are you seriously still suggesting these are balloons? Do you realize how big these balloon would have to be, to show up on satellite? Each pixel, is about 2/3 mile. Some of these are 2-3 pixels.

And they are all over the planet.

reply to post by jazz10


Could you fix your link, it's not working for me. I would be interested to see what your talking about.

If I were renting a UFO, I would prefer to rent the one that is bright red or bright green while trying to stay camoflauged in the white/gray cloud backdrops. I wouldn't want to be spotted easily.

[edit on 8-5-2010 by prionace glauca]

Originally posted by prionace glauca
If I were renting a UFO, I would prefer to rent the one that is bright red or bright green while trying to stay camoflauged in the white/gray cloud backdrops. I wouldn't want to be spotted easily.

[edit on 8-5-2010 by prionace glauca]

UFO Sighting Report!

At around 12 AM I noticed a bright light in the sky and it was flickering different colors. At first I thought it was just an airplane but it stayed in the sky in the same spot for over 20 minutes. I got my binoculars out to see if it could tell what it was. It looked like a ball of light that was shifting colors randomly and at random intervals. After an hour of looking at it with my binoculars I dusted off my telescope to have a closer look. To my astonishment it was not just a singular orb of light but many staggered lights in that appeared to be a line. I was able to observe this light structure for about an hour and a half then clouds moved in and I was no longer able to see it. It was 5-9 orbs that looked to be in a staggered line. It looked like the light was reflected and was not self emitted. The object or objects stayed in the same spot for over 2 hours. It was in the western sky at about 45 degrees from the horizon.

www.ufoworldnews.com...

Seems that the multi-colored lights are a theme for UFO sightings.

Originally posted by fugitive
reply to post by 911stinks

 

ok i dont actually think they are balloons after looking all over for them,there is thousands of them,the only thing i can think is they are an image artifact.

reason being , i cannot find any that are not above cloud cover or not against a white background.

unless we are being invaded and using the clouds as cover.

LOL I am starting to see who the followers are of the so called "skeptics" on this board.

Yeah somebody just out of no where released pink and yellow balloons! LMAO!

But if it was over san francisco, then I can see it....

Originally posted by One Step Beyond...
reply to post by 911stinks

 

Those dots seems to be some kind of image compression error of the software regarding RGB colors.


from Wikipedia:

The main purpose of the RGB color model is for the sensing, representation, and display of images in electronic systems, such as televisions and computers, though it has also been used in conventional photography.

See it? The colors of the dots are the same Magenta, Yellow and Cyan of the RGB color mixing and so, the software may have a problem interpreting the colors.


Therefore, I assure you that there is no fleet of UFOs on our skies and if you want to search for UFOs, use a telescope and not a internet based software with bad compressed pictures of the Earth's clouds.

I'd buy that instead of just "balloons". I think this beats out the camera just had lint in it.

LOL

Originally posted by 911stinks

Originally posted by prionace glauca
If I were renting a UFO, I would prefer to rent the one that is bright red or bright green while trying to stay camoflauged in the white/gray cloud backdrops. I wouldn't want to be spotted easily.

[edit on 8-5-2010 by prionace glauca]

UFO Sighting Report!

At around 12 AM I noticed a bright light in the sky and it was flickering different colors. At first I thought it was just an airplane but it stayed in the sky in the same spot for over 20 minutes. I got my binoculars out to see if it could tell what it was. It looked like a ball of light that was shifting colors randomly and at random intervals. After an hour of looking at it with my binoculars I dusted off my telescope to have a closer look. To my astonishment it was not just a singular orb of light but many staggered lights in that appeared to be a line. I was able to observe this light structure for about an hour and a half then clouds moved in and I was no longer able to see it. It was 5-9 orbs that looked to be in a staggered line. It looked like the light was reflected and was not self emitted. The object or objects stayed in the same spot for over 2 hours. It was in the western sky at about 45 degrees from the horizon.

www.ufoworldnews.com...

Seems that the multi-colored lights are a theme for UFO sightings.

Where in the OP's posted image can you show me the multicolored lights?

Line 2

This is what happens when you take MS Paint paintbrush and splatter pink blue and yellow ovals onto an image of clouds. :rolleyes:

Originally posted by Thepreye

Originally posted by 911stinks

There are thousands of these. Where are the people launching them from, if they are balloons? And why the different colors? What are their purpose?

I'm a believer in the E/UTH but as someone else said if this is them we are in an invasion situation

We are in an invasion situation, its just that nobody wants to admit it. The number of sightings of UFOs and strange luminous orbs seems to be growing on a daily basis.

As skeptical as I am, I must admit last night I saw the weirdest looking "star." It was definitely stationary. It was emitting blue and red light alternately. I've never seen a star look like that.

If it was just a star then it should be there tonight, too. I'll leave this thread open so I can let you know if I see it again. I'm also going to show my dad this time (with a pair of binoculars).

I don't really have a video camera, and taking a picture would be kind of pointless as it would just look like a star without the alternating red and blue light shown.

I'll let you know what my dad says about it tonight.

Looks like the ufo orbs are really getting into gear now. Seen some footage of groups of them monitoring cities before that were caught on weather satellites. Very similar.

They hang together until one starts sparking and losing altitude
and has to be rescued by smoke trails so the super lifter can
haul the ship in for a tune up.

reply to post by Dr UAE


Yes I think it is attack time. Only let our ufos attack the bad guys on earth

reply to post by Kandinsky


Oh you're just furthering the disinfo campaign.

Looking through the other thread that has been linked I found a post by Fooffstarr where he posts the same anomaly over Sydney and Melbourne.




So I retract my balloons comment and insert software glitch.

reply to post by 911stinks


911stinks.....

Chadwickus, Kandinsky & the guys are right.

It's been discussed previously.

It's a software effect.

Kind regards
Maybe...maybe not