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Originally posted by reficul
wow,thats really cool! that would be hard to fake,unless its a kite or something like that. looks too big for that though.the link you posted isn't in english unfortunatly,
good post though,thnx!
Originally posted by samlf3rd
Something that big would show up on most any radar. This thing would have to be 1000 ft. long.
Originally posted by LifeIsEnergy
I question if threads like these aren't started and flagged by a bunch of disinfo agents to water down this site and drive the serious people away.
An amateur photoshop'er could do a better job than this, and they distorted the entire picture as a 'poor mans blend job'.
Originally posted by jaketyson85
I think that this could actually be a species of what is known as "rods" that was previously undiscovered. Great find, very authentic pic, and a very hard shot to fake. If you've never looked into rods, I strongly recommend it. In a nutshell they are a form of life that possibly exists at a higher speed further up earth's atmosphere than we do. Special cameras have caught them from time to time but this shot is the best I've ever seen.
Originally posted by BiffJordan
Of course it's a fake you gullible genius!
Originally posted by LifeIsEnergy
Well, not only was this a "bad job" but it has nothing to do with art (as in a painting like the video you linked). This is no different than the loch ness monster photos, sorry. I take a photo, add a suspect object into that photo, lower the resolution and then make up a hoax story, and BAM you've got people like yourself wasting their time defending its validity while the real "secrets" go unnoticed.
Originally posted by LifeIsEnergy
I take a photo, add a suspect object into that photo, lower the resolution and then make up a hoax story, and BAM you've got people like yourself wasting their time defending its validity while the real "secrets" go unnoticed.
Originally posted by Ironclad
Looks liek a traditional Chinese dragon too... lol
I have a theory.
A great number od scientific people these days no longer use the word Universe, but instead say Multiverse. I remember seeing an experiment conducted in the mid 90's by a college in the US, where they proved (only the possibility), of other dimensions. They used some kind of Laser frequency experiment.. (Sorry I'm no scientist myself so I can't explain it any better than that)..lol
So, with all the Geo-magnetic activity at the planets Core and CME activity disrupting the earths magnetic field..... Perhaps we are approaching or crossing the frequency of one of those other dimensions...
Or it could be a really good Photoshop...
Originally posted by Realm52
1.3 billion people in China, where they happen to like Dragons, yet only one photo of an actual Dragon above China.
Dragons Flying in Himalayas Sky
Posted: August 7, 2005
Above the Himalayas. (www.dajiyuan.com)
A photo of two peculiar dragon-shaped objects taken from a plane flying over Tibet’s Himalayas piqued many users’ interest when displayed on a Chinese website. The photographer is an amateur.
On June 22, 2004, the photographer went to Tibet’s Amdo region to attend the Qinghai-to-Xizang Railroad laying ceremony, and then took a plane from Lhasa to fly back inland. When flying over the Himalaya’s, he accidentally caught these two "dragons" in a picture that he took. He called these two objects "the Tibet dragons."
Looking at the photo, these two objects appear to have the characteristics of crawling creatures: The bodies seem to be covered by scales, the backs have spine-like protuberances, and also they have gradually thinning rear ends. Although the photo caught only a portion of the entire scene, it was sufficient create the appearance of two gigantic dragons flying in the clouds.
In Chinese fairy tales, the dragon is a kind of rare heavenly creature. Fables say that it can conceal or reveal itself. It ascends to heaven in the spring breeze and dives and hides in deep water in the autumn wind. It can promote clouds and bring about rain. It also became the symbol of imperial authority later on; all emperors of previous dynasties self-designated as dragons, utensils were also decorated with dragons.
Culturally, the dragon is the Chinese ancestors' totem. Nearly all races in China had fables and stories with dragons as the main subject, such as dragon boat races, the dragon lantern dance to celebrate holidays, sacrificial offerings to the dragons to implore timely wind and rain for good crops.
Whether this kind of creature really exists is still an unsolved riddle. In the previous dynasties in China, there had been many documents recording eyewitness accounts of magical dragons. The most amazing events are the various "falling dragons," dragons that suddenly fell to the ground under peculiar circumstances, and were witnessed by many. A relatively recent tale occurred in the puppet Manchuria regime in August, 1944. A black dragon fell to the ground at the Chen Family’s Weizi Village, about 9.4 miles northwest of Zhaoyuan County, on the south shore of the Mudan River (the old name of a section of Songhua River) in Heilongjiang province. The black dragon was on the verge of death. The eyewitness said that this creature had a horn on its head, scales covering its body, and had a strong fishy smell that attracted numerous flies.
Originally posted by LionOfGOD
Clearer version...
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