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Originally posted by free_spirit
reply to post by ProfessorT
I think it's safe to say this was an helicopter. Check the comparison with video frame
from minute 1:12
Originally posted by ZeroUnlmtd
Originally posted by free_spirit
reply to post by ProfessorT
I think it's safe to say this was an helicopter. Check the comparison with video frame
from minute 1:12
or a flying fish.... jus saying
Originally posted by Human_Alien
What the.......
Check out minute mark .55
Why are there two blobs in the sky with one of them having a streak or tail?
For your closer consideration------here ya go:
Originally posted by ZeroUnlmtd
or a flying fish.... jus saying
Originally posted by Hellas
Let alone the germans speaking proper english.. lol
Originally posted by EyeOfJustice
Power of suggestion...if you put it next to a picture of the Samorian landing craft (sighted in '58) then the audience will associate it with that.
Its a vague UFO, but I'd say its most likely from one of the Cygnari fleets, stationed behind the Sun';s magnetic field. I've seen this type before.
Source - Wings Over New Zealand forum
There I was, just cruising around at about 1500' above Hamilton in a Robin just having an aerial shufti, when I see an object that looks like a helicopter off in the distance. However, without getting much bigger (i.e. closer) it suddenly whizzes past my left wing... and although it has the same general shape as a chopper, this thing has fins and a tail instead of rotors.
It's not a helicopter but actually an Air Swimmer Shark!!
Fly-away sharks trigger air alerts
The first mid-air encounter happened on Boxing Day.
A plane was 10km south of Christchurch at about 600m on a landing approach when it passed within 100m of a shark, said Civil Aviation Authority spokeswoman Emma Peel.