UFO Sighting - Ontario, Canada, 2010:06:03 with pictures *legit*

These pictures were taken 2010:06:03 at 03:05, within 30 seconds. The object was self-luminous, and appeared as the colour of lightning or intense electrical charge. The object made a low pass and increased power output, increasing visibility. The object appeared above the clouds, though possibly in high atmosphere. The object was very quick, as I only got two pictures. I saw the object coming in and brighten itself before leaving the atmosphere. The object itself could have been a small metallic sphere, possibly an unmanned probe.

The first picture is the object. The second picture is of the object leaving. The third picture is of the stars present at the time. All the other information you need should be in the EXIF data. I did nothing but copy and paste. I apologise for the bad quality, for I have no tripod nor the money for a different camera.

I doubt this is the ISS or something; the characteristics were too alien, such as the colour and brightness. The ISS would be too dim to be captured by my camera.

Again, the object is only in picture ONE and partially in picture TWO. Picture THREE is only for reference, to show what is naturally presant. The moon and Venus are both visible in all pictures. Please look at picture one, then find where that second planet-like (it's a craft) went.

Picture One: Note how many stars. The ISS can't show up on my camera becasue it's too dim. Sorry for the motion blur.


Picture Two; The object is already dimming and retreating by now. This is the last picture I got before it left.


This is after the object had left. Note the visible planet and the moon behind the clouds. The anomoly is not visible anymore.


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I personally dont have much of any guess on what it could be. Im thinking maybe its the X-37B or the ISS maybe?

Spaceweather Flyovers

It shows the next times but not the past ones but the ISS does flyover sometimes around when you saw the object.

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The object was travelling too fast to be the ISS. This was some kind of alien technology. The whole object was it's own source of light, very bright.

I'm also much closer to Toronto. Either way this object popped in and out instead of sweeping the whole sky.

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I bet the photograper is really excited about catching this on still imagery. I especially like the way it could be an unmanned probe.

Why could it not be manned?

The ISS travels at 17,000 mph and is very bright.

Youtube

i dunno how to post the vid on the page yet im a noob haha

Originally posted by guessing
Why could it not be manned?

The object just seemed too small to be able to carry personnel. There was no blinking lights or characteristics which could identify this as human technology, though it is possible that they are under human control.. This was characteristic of other objects I've seen, and I really doubt that they're human satellites because their trajectories usually cross each other, and I'll see waves of like 5 to 10 in one night.

Originally posted by RaymaNcouldbe
The ISS travels at 17,000 mph and is very bright.

Youtube

i dunno how to post the vid on the page yet im a noob haha

The object in question which I saw moved much faster than that. I've seen these craft moving probably at 1/50 C (Speed of light) by my best conservative guess.

1/50 C is an exaggeration but you get the idea: very, very, fast. It's not like I have RADAR equipment or anything, hence why I said it was a guess. Fast enough to traverse the whole sky in milliseconds. lol I didn't mean it to be that serious, I have no experiance with that kind of speed. I'm not even professional.

I have seen the ISS before, and it does travel at least half the speed of these crafts.

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For some reason when I zoom in on these "pictures" I get the feeling that they are paintings or drawings. It looks like a drawing done using pastels on canvas.
Just my initial thought.

Accidently double posted.

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Did you mean you snapped all 3 photos in 30 sec or give or take 30 sec for time? If you snapped all three in 30 seconds it doesnt seem to be moving as fast as you say...

1/50 light speed is 13 million mph...i dunno bout that...

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Originally posted by RaymaNcouldbe
Did you mean you snapped all 3 photos in 30 sec or give or take 30 sec for time? If you snapped all three in 30 seconds it doesnt seem to be moving as fast as you say...

I took more, but it was already gone.

Picture one: 03:05:09 Picture two: 03:05:14

Picture three was 03:05:26 but I took two more just before it.

Like I said it's in the picture data. Look at the properties for more camera info.

This is a real picture. The object showed two distinct brightness levels before disappearing from view, possibly above or out the atmosphere.

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Originally posted by Svoboda
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The object was travelling too fast to be the ISS. This was some kind of alien technology.
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Oh yeah, clearly. Isn't that obvious from these pictures?

I dont have anything ATM to have read the data but if it was moving faster than ISS it wouldve traveled more than whats shown in the photos...Im stickin with the space station on this one...plus the pics arent very clear and for the time it was taken ISS is a logical suspect IMO.

The earth atmosphere could have played a role in the brightness changing and its fairly cloudy where your at so some water in the air can play a role...

Originally posted by AwakeinNM

Originally posted by Svoboda
reply to post by RaymaNcouldbe

 

The object was travelling too fast to be the ISS. This was some kind of alien technology.
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Oh yeah, clearly. Isn't that obvious from these pictures?

No, that's why I apologised for the quality. It's nothing stunning or anything, I'll admit. I can assure you though this was not a conventional craft.

It's a ray of light refracting at twilight.

Sun Pillar

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The object in question which I saw moved much faster than that. I've seen these craft moving probably at 1/50 C (Speed of light) by my best conservative guess.

There have been journalists present at military rocket launches that fail to see the rocket launch do to extreme speed.... yet you claim to have seen a spaceship moving at 1/50 C? Are you joking?!

Im now a lil mixed up by the OP now. Are you talking about that lil ball of light up and right from center, or are you talking about what could be the moon behind clouds/sun pillar.

It was 3 in the morning/night im goin with moon behind clouds for that portion of the pic.

Originally posted by RaymaNcouldbe
Im now a lil mixed up by the OP now. Are you talking about that lil ball of light up and right from center, or are you talking about what could be the moon behind clouds/sun pillar.

It was 3 in the morning/night im goin with moon behind clouds for that portion of the pic.

I am talking about the star which is only visible in picture one, and partially visible in picture two. Picture three is ONLY to referance the stars and background after the object was gone. Yes, the moon and Venus are both visible. That's not what is unidentified.

The object is in the first picture to the bottom left of the visible planet. Picture two, that same object has clearly dimmed and shifted position. Picture three is of the background stars and atmosphere, including the moon and possibly Venus.

I suppose you are talking about the light on the bottom left corner of this animation, right?

[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/files/8b281694f6f8137c.gif[/atsimg]

If it only moved that in five seconds I think it could have been a satellite.

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I know you want to debunk this so much, but this was not a satellite or the ISS. Standard satellites or craft would be too dim for my camera to catch them. This object was very bright, and dimmed before leaving the atmosphere.

Even if this was moving at same speed of the ISS (I don't know speed really), my camera can not get that dim of light. My camera is very low quality, so the object needed to be emitting a very bright light in order to show up in these pictures.

I've seen these craft before, mind you. They come in waves, and I usually can't photograph them. I was very lucky to get this picture. I usually have trouble even getting Venus to show up.