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originally posted by: Brian4real
My guess is no. He was standing outsidebof his car, at 6:45 am on sept 16. He took these pics with his phone, whcih we all know, isnt hwld up to your eye like an older camera. He took one pic of the full moon which didnt turn out good, then took another and looked at the screen, saw the anamoly, and began lookibg around the area and did not see anything at all. No birds, no drones, airplanes, etc. This was taken in Milwaukee WI. It was approximately 64° that day, and around that temp you dont get much flying insect movement.
I am a believer, but approach every bit of evidence skeptical, regardless if i know the person and trust them or not. Ive been trying to debunk it and cant. The last resonable explanation would be a camera defect, which MUFON is currently working on. reply to: BBGUN
originally posted by: Trueman
An object that is invisible to the naked eye is an object that doesn't obey our physics concepts.
originally posted by: drewlander
That is clearly a chipped windshield.
originally posted by: drewlander
That is clearly a chipped windshield.
originally posted by: ArMaP
originally posted by: Trueman
An object that is invisible to the naked eye is an object that doesn't obey our physics concepts.
First of all, the fact that something wasn't seen doesn't mean it's invisible to the naked eye.
Second, if it was invisible to the naked eye and visible in the photo then it means that it was visible in the near infrared, as that's the light digital cameras can capture and humans can't.
Photography in the near infrared follows the same physics concepts as photography in visible light.
originally posted by: Hecate666
originally posted by: drewlander
That is clearly a chipped windshield.
I just wanted to repeat this genius reply. It is perfect. There is a chip and the sun is being reflected in the chip. Case solved [at least IMO].