Need help determining what this picture is.

This picture was taken in the Yukon flats of Alaska.

The person who took it said "it only fell for a few seconds but was loud as hell like a plane a few hundred feet over you our standing on a deck of a carrier"

i86.photobucket.com...

If you can post the pic please do, I've given up trying to get a pic on this site.

Here is your photo...very interesting.....





Des

First guess is captain Kirk, Spock and McCoy beaming down. Maybe dropping in to pick up some humpback whales?


Pretty interesting nonetheless.

Thanks,
Blend57

reply to post by Destinyone


Thank you.

I sent the person who was there another note asking when it was taken.

It's got my curiousity alarm going full tilt, I must know what this is.

Edit, pic was taken about 6 years ago.

I have no idea what the picture is but its sure interesting ..I wonder what that is coming out of the bottom of that cloud formation..peace,sugarcookie1

reply to post by AGWskeptic


It's a very curious photo, to say the least. I wish I knew what details to look for in photoshopped images, alas I don't...

I hope you get a reply...maybe we can google the location, see if other images have been posted.

Des

Yup.

The recent Nuclear Test in Nevada sent out shock waves and shattered the phantom zone prison. It's in the movie! F'realz. Totally legit.

Prepare yourself to kneel before Zod.

reply to post by AGWskeptic


To post a picture.

Download it to your computer.
Goto the tools section of the site, right next to myATS.
Select ATS uploads, right under tools.
Click on the picture once it is loaded.
Copy the link that says External full URL link:

When posting select image and past in url.





I'd send a email with it to the local news station, asking what they think. I'd suggest the Meteorologist, looks natural to me.

Now that looks interesting.
Looks like an invisible mothership.

reply to post by Chargeit


Thank you.

I gave it a try and it worked.



When he told me it was very loud it really threw me off, you wouldn't think that falling debris would be loud.

reply to post by Manhater


it cannot look like a invisible spaceship (hence the invisible part)

reply to post by AGWskeptic


Looks rather similar to the "light pillars" phenomena such as in this thread:
strange skies in stockholm

Pic from the OP of that thread (resized)...


There are a handful of threads regarding these light pillars on ATS. This would be my first guess with what there is to go on thus far in this thread.

Originally posted by pheniks
reply to post by Manhater

 

it cannot look like a invisible spaceship

(hence the invisible part)

Who is ZOD?

I never heard of this guy.

6 years ago?

That was when they came to pick up the old people who cashed out their 401k's before losing them...





Has anyone thought that this might be a reflection off of glass of a ceiling light and illuminated objects in the room where this was taken?

reply to post by AGWskeptic

Dang, that is pretty!

So could this be a piece of the ionosphere getting heated?

Can we even identify with our eyes what haarp does? How it does it?

Friend should have sold it to a magazine.

It's worth a thousand bucks at least.

reply to post by JibbyJedi


That was an awesome movie.

reply to post by Manhater



I believe this is a natural phenomena, that kind of clouds occurs when hot air goes up and meet cold air when some special conditions are met this occur, it got some kind of fancy name



Zod is from Superman II

I'm going to try and get him onto the site and into this thread, that way he can answer questions directly instead of by proxy.

His friend actually took the pic but I think he was there.

My guess would be some objects falling from space. If you look at the center of the picture, you can see the ring in the clouds(I don't remember what they are called) caused be something passing through it under the right conditions.

reply to post by anton74


But would falling space debris be loud?

He described as being like a low flying jet or being on the deck of a carrier.