UFO misperceptions - samples

[JoeBG]

Did ancient indians observed flying machines ?

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Probably these jewels represent the most common fishes they used to see:

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http://whofortedblog.com/2011/09/17/...lien-aircraft/

[nibs]

Joe ~ excellent comparison. Perception is everything!

Curious, is the the "quote" function not available in this forum? I wanted to quote Joe but didn't see the option...

[Garuda]

Joe ~ excellent comparison. Perception is everything!

Curious, is the the "quote" function not available in this forum? I wanted to quote Joe but didn't see the option...

Underneath each message, on the right, there is an 'reply with quote' option.

[majicbar]

UFOs?



No, plane that clean its fuel tanks, lit by the rising sun:

Actually these are just normal contrails; when cleaning out tanks, or rebalancing, the outer tips of the wing will be seen to have a short contrail of fuel.

[zenmaster]

Was looking at The Outpost Forum home page, and noticed a UFO Casebook newsfeed: "Best Ever Photo of UFO Debunked".
But, I think we had it "debunked" first (as a bird, of course).

[Elevenaugust]

Actually these are just normal contrails; when cleaning out tanks, or rebalancing, the outer tips of the wing will be seen to have a short contrail of fuel.

Hi majicbar,

You're right, my samples are rather only short contrails lit by the sun rise, planes cleaning out tanks will gives for the contrail this appearance:



This one occurred above Wales in 2003 October.

[Marvin]

Something to look out for:

[majicbar]

Hi majicbar,

You're right, my samples are rather only short contrails lit by the sun rise, planes cleaning out tanks will gives for the contrail this appearance:




This one occurred above Wales in 2003 October.

I recall this as being the result of a meteor, which given the very large proportion of vapor in the resulting "contrail" would indicate that it was likely more a mini comet being destroyed at the end in the large cloud at the end. Supposedly this type is more common than thought, but this is the first photo that I've seen of the phenomena. One worry over this type of meteor is that it has been seen on military satellites that were designed to find nuclear explosions and missile launches, the larger ones could if they lasted longer leave a Tunguska like explosion and large scale devastation.

[Marvin]

One of these days this will pop up:


http://gizmodo.com/5940510/watching-...-pretty-freaky

[CasperParks]

One of these days this will pop up:


http://gizmodo.com/5940510/watching-...-pretty-freaky

I'd be afraid of loosing an expensive toy...