- The photographer answered the following specific
questions for clarity:
1. Did you notice any sound coming from the object?
- No. Nothing whatsoever.
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- 2. Were you aware of anyone else nearby watching it
as well?
- No, I was very alone. I debated at one point going
back to the door to get someone, but I would have missed a lot of the
shots you see.
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- 3. Judging from what you saw, could the movement of
the object have been by force of wind, or did it seem to have its own
propulsion?
- Seemed to have it's own way of getting around. It
didn't follow the wind, although I thought at first it might be a group of
balloons, the wind was rather gusty that day, and it never went the way it
should if it was a balloon. Not to mention the speed was unreal.
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- 4. Did it appear to rotate at all?
- Not that I could tell. I was really paying more
attention to where it was.
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- 5. The object appears to be very large as it
maintains clarity even at a very high altitude in the last frames. Any
size guesstimate judging from your own perspective?
- I wouldn't fancy even a guess. Impossible to really
tell.
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- 6. Have you encountered UFOs before?
- Yes.
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- Another Similar Craft
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- This still is from a well known MPEG of a shape
shifting UFO believed to have been filmed (and the film leaked) from
either Area51 or Ellis AFB -- I can't seem to nail down the story. The
footage is fascinating, to say the least. (Click
here
to see MPEG)
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- Comment
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- From Lee Connolly
- 9-16-2
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- Dear Jeff
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- Just wanted to bring to your attention that the UFO
photographed with remarkable clarity on your web site today, appears to be
exactly the same object which was photographed by Ed Walters of the famous
Gulf Breeze sightings. If any of your readers can get hold of a copy of
Eds book "UFOs ARE REAL, HERE'S THE PROOF" they will find a photo of the
very same craft as it was being buzzed by an F15 fighter on January 12th
1994. Maybe if anyone is in contact with Ed Walters he would be interested
in seeing these latest images.
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- Regards
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- Lee Connolly
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- Comment
- Hi,
- You reference a black and white photo from out of a
book. This photo is the same as this color photo (or frame grab) that I
have. I think it came from a video tape I have, somewhere in my collection:
- Just thought you might like as well.
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- Thx,
- Mark Center
- PS, this grab came from the Elder's Mexico tapes from
a few years back.
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- Comment
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- From William Burke
9-18-2
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- Jeff, thanks for publishing these photos and leaving
them up; it's nice to have the luxury of time for reflection on these
images.
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- I preface my own analysis and remarks by saying I am
NOT a trained photo analyst; however, like many of us that have been "in
the game" since Zapruder's film, I have learned quite a lot about what
films show, as opposed to what they appear the show, and what they do NOT
show.
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- So this is my own opinion, nothing more, but I do know
a trick or two:
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- The images show an object of high reflectivity (roughtly
equivalent to, say, Mylar) that is not very large, and not really very far
away. The object, I believe, is not more than 10-12 feet in greatest
diameter, and is never much more than 100 yards distant in the pictures;
the average distance is probably 60-75 yards. Yep, I believe we are seeing
an inflatable object, perhaps of a Mylar-like material filled with helium,
on a tether of some sort. More sophisticated computer analysis may or may
not make this tether line - which could be no more than 15-pound test
fishing line; hard to pick up unless conditions are right.
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- As for the object traversing one-third of the shy in
2-3 seconds, that is not very fast, really... a good gust of wind would do
that easily.
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- It is also very interesting that the Gulf Breeze UFO
flap has now been brought into the picture! Gulf Breeze has, to my
satisfaction, been exposed as one of the classic UFO hoaxes in history.
The first time I saw those photos in the book, it was obvious to me that
they were spoofed photos.
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- I urge you to submit these pictures to impartial
analysis by experienced computer photo analysts; it is my belief they will
be exposed as the hoax they are.
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- --William Burke,
devoted Rense reader and fan
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- Comment
- From: Mike
- 9-18-2
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- Hello,
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- I just read the above story and was shocked because I,
my father in Law and son watched the same type of object stop in mid air
then separate into three pieces. We thought it was a balloon at first
until it separated then returned together minus one piece (this one piece
flew south). It was moving to the east from the Sacramento CA. area. about
two months ago. We watched for news reports but as usual nothing reported.
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- Just thought I would let you know,
Mike
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- Comment
- From: Michael Carlin
- 9-18-2
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- Mr. Neff,
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- Intriguing images that I'm sure have attracted the
attention of a variety of .mil servers! Picture #4 seemed to show a stable
platform that had altered or morphed it's configuration. To my eyes, it
looked very much like the bottom central nozzle had moved in a fashion
seen on jet fighters with "thrust-vectoring" capability. With limited
data, this still did NOT look like a simple mechanical action as much as
an actual morphing of shape.
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- You may find the URL below of interest. Once you wade
past the hyperbole, it's obvious there is some real substance to the "morphing
metals" technology. The DARPA search they suggest is still possible, I did
it yesterday, and while time-consuming, it reinforces the notion that all
the REALLY GOOD toys are still wrapped in deep black.
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- http://www.ufos-aliens.co.uk/morphingmetals.html
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- Following is a short quote from the page.
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- Michael Carlin
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- We think you should know about it. The advances are
being made in the development of new metal alloys. These alloys have
remarkable characteristics, in that they will change shape upon the
application of an electric current or magnetic field. They change shape,
or morph, as the researchers prefer to say, rapidly and with some
considerable force. They are termed compact hybrid actuators,, a mouthful
of engineering jargon, so we would prefer to call them living metals,. Why?
Because these alloys incorporate advanced nano-technology that is designed
to enable them to mimic living systems in their versatility and dynamism.
The list of potential applications seems endless, and the U.S. military is
funding a variety of related research programs exploring the full range of
options. Self-healing wings that flex and react like living organisms,
versatile bombers that double as agile jet fighters, and swarms of tiny
unmanned aircraft are just a few of the science-fiction-like possibilities
that these next-generation technologies could make feasible in the decades
ahead.
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- Just so that you don,t think this all sounds like
drawing-board ideas being dreamt up by some egg-head think-tank, there is
a considerable body of evidence to show that the testing stage for some of
these alloys has already taken place.
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- We have accessed over 130 documents so far, including
pictures and video footage, budgets and names of project leaders and their
departments/companies involved. This technology is being incorporated into
prototype applications right now. These include morphing aeroforms in
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) and fighter aircraft, morphing
rotor-blades in helicopters, in-flight navigation, guidance and control
systems for small missiles, satellite technology (especially with respect
to optical systems), and sonar-absorbing materials for submarines.
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- Comment
- David Rudiak
9-19-2
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- Readers may be interested in other multilobed UFOs
that have been photographed over the years, particularly the so-called "Nellis
UFO" This is shown in a 1994 video of an anomalous object over an Air
Force fighter jet training range northwest of Las Vegas, Nevada (Nellis
Range). This Includes audio of perplexed range personnel and radar
tracking overlay enabling precise determination of object flight
characteristics. The object circled the radar/camera facility at a
precisely controlled distance, made a right angle turn, flew vertically,
flew at speeds as low as 15 miles/hour, but also over 500 mph, and made
sudden jumps in airspeed.
- Full discussion, photos, video captures, graphs, and
links at my website:
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http://roswellproof.homestead.com/Nellis_Main.html
- David Rudiak
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It is curious that when ever a daylight photograph of a UFO comes along,
the general consensus is almost automatically "it's a fake." As if UFOs
have to be mysterious lights in the night or fuzzy, grainy, distorted
pictures in black and white?
It simply stands to reason that as more people have more cameras with them
as part of their normal routine, still and video, we are simply bound to
start seeing some good, solid, clear daylight evidences such as this. If
the object is some kind of balloon, it appears to be very large, judging
from its retained shape and detail in the final picture, where it has
moved farthest away from the photographer. One would expect a small
balloon at such distance and altitude to blur out or lose some definition
of shape. If it is a large balloon, it's also probably an expensive one. I
don't see any evidence of a tether, either.
I took quite a bit of time searching dozens and dozens of commercial and
industrial websites (including weather balloon manufacturers) that deal in
large scale helium balloons and could not find one in any inventory which
even remotely resembles this object. It is an utterly non-representational
form (ie, it isn't a run away used car advertisement shaped like a Dino or
a lumberjack or what have you. I once saw a star shaped mylar ballon,
roughly 5 feet tall and 3 feet thick, detatch from an advertising station
at a used car lot in a high wind and go sailing over the freeway. There
was no mistaking this at close range --- similar to these photos -- for a
large helium balloon. It had no stability at all, it twisted and turned in
the wind and tumbled through the sky wildly). A helium balloon of that
size, considerably smaller than the object in these photos, would easily
cost several hundred dollars.
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- If someone wanted to hoax a UFO, it seems a more
traditional saucer shaped 'blimp' would be employed. It would certainly be
a very expensive hoax to have something of this configuration
custom made and released in the hopes that someone, somewher might
photograph it. Not impossible, of course, but unlikely. Communications
with the photographer convince me he is not a hoaxer, is someone
experienced in UFOlogy and personal contact experiences, but simply does
not want to deal with the hassles of debunkers for the sake of his job and
family, though willing to deliver his photographic evidence over for
complete analysis. Many people have emailed to say this is not an alien
craft. I think people need to be reminded that 'UFO' does not equate to
alien craft. It merely means an unidentified flying object. This could
very well be some kind of 'probe' of our own making -- we have no idea the
extent to which our government labs have achieved in antigravity research
to date. Object of similar shape and unusual, non-disc shape have been
photographed extensively for several years now. It is almost as if the
classic "saucer" is long gone, replaced by more complex, sometimes even
organic looking devices. - Webmaster
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- Interesting Comparison
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- These images were shot by Anthony Woods in Bedhampton,
England this year.
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http://www.rense.com/general26/bedhmp.htm
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