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Topic started on 17-12-2005 @ 07:13 AM by Cabanman
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Got this today. This guy seems to have captured a spaceship in one of his pictuers. He claims that it is not fake and he says that he knows that the
picture cannot be debunked. He wants to sale the pic for $30,000
I think that the pic is pretty cool. I can't tell if it's the real deal, so I need some feedback that may enlighten me. The guy even included the
link to the UFO watchdog, they tried to debunk it and said that it was a bird. What do you guys think?
See picture and story here
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reply posted on 17-12-2005 @ 07:29 AM by mythatsabigprobe
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Seagull.
I don't need to see the debunking link to know it's a seagull and anybody with 30K to spend is probably intelligent enough to know a seagull when
they see one also...
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reply posted on 17-12-2005 @ 07:31 AM by Monkeyz
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i dunno... it looks a bit like a penguin crossed with a wombat. Maby its a space penguin...
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reply posted on 17-12-2005 @ 07:35 AM by Whiterabbit29
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Definately a seagull you can see the eye and beak just think the photo has been taken at a point in its flight action where it is initially hard to
tell what it is!
If he gets $30000 for this I'm goin buyin a camera an doin a bit of bird watchin
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reply posted on 17-12-2005 @ 07:36 AM by fingapointa
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I think it's a bird, especially in the final shot where you see it's over water. When I first looked at the close up I thought it was some kind of
sea bird, then when I saw the wide shot it knd of sealed it up for me. Save your pennies.
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reply posted on 17-12-2005 @ 07:37 AM by evilution
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Originally posted by Cabanman
Got this today. This guy seems to have captured a spaceship in one of his pictuers. He claims that it is not fake and he says that he knows that the
picture cannot be debunked. He wants to sale the pic for $30,000
I think that the pic is pretty cool. I can't tell if it's the real deal, so I need some feedback that may enlighten me. The guy even included the
link to the UFO watchdog, they tried to debunk it and said that it was a bird. What do you guys think?
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He also mentions that he had also taken a before and after pic of the one posted (high resolution), and has taken a video clip of the event. Everyone,
including the people from ufowatchdog r relying on the low resolution photo. so drawing a conclusion may be premature.
Yeah, OK. From the low resolution photo & from our vantage point it does look like a couple of seagulls
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...but, from our vantage point, the following photo looks like a face on Mars:
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reply posted on 17-12-2005 @ 07:38 AM by defcon5
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Most defiantly a seagull, I can make out the head and beak quite clearly. The wings are at an odd angle and make it appear to be a disk shape. Pretty
good optical illusion and he may genuinely think its something real, but defiantly not worth 30K…
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reply posted on 17-12-2005 @ 07:44 AM by Monkeyz
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oop, misstook its tail as its head... then i noticed the beak and the eye on the other end. this definately an IFO.
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reply posted on 17-12-2005 @ 07:44 AM by Cabanman
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I must admit that it does look somewhat like a bird in flight. But this image also reminds me of the roswell ship. I went to the Roswell museum and
they had a ship that looked like this.
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reply posted on 17-12-2005 @ 07:51 AM by TerraX
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In any case, it's not worth 30 grand. What is that guy thinking?
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reply posted on 17-12-2005 @ 07:56 AM by Cabanman
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take a look at these ships. They are artwork from the Roswell crash.
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This is the plastic ship that they have in the Roswell museum.
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Also some more images
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reply posted on 17-12-2005 @ 08:14 AM by Yarcofin
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The wings look weird, like they are circular going around the body, but it's so poor quality that it's most likely photoshopped anyway. Ahh... wait
a second... it was hard to see. Okay, no photoshopping, just a poor quality picture. Yeah... that dark spot on the birds left wing isn't on top, it
is underneath and the wing is cupped up. Looks like a perfectly normal seagull now.
With the perspective of the pic over a giant body of water (where you will most likely find seagulls in most towns, down by the river/lake), you
can't tell how big it really is. But I say the seagull is pretty close to the camera in the pic.
There is this thing that seagulls do on really windy days, they cup their wings even closer to their body and cup them to the extreme, as seen in the
pic, and they can do this weird kite thing where they will just kind of hover in the air without making much headway, against a strong wind. Seen it a
lot.
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reply posted on 17-12-2005 @ 08:32 AM by mazzy007
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myvote goes to the seagull. Not only the shape which I recognize very well, but it's eyes are quite obvious in relation to it's beak.
definitely a gull!
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reply posted on 17-12-2005 @ 08:35 AM by KhieuSamphan
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You' have to be pretty gullible to believe thats a UFO...its not really something to crow about in my opinion...But who am I to have a flaming
go...Getting cash out of someone for that pic would be a real feather in your cap...Does the owner want monies up front, or will they send me a
bill?
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reply posted on 17-12-2005 @ 11:29 AM by timb3r
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Originally posted by evilution
He also mentions that he had also taken a before and after pic of the one posted (high resolution), and has taken a video clip of the event. Everyone,
including the people from ufowatchdog r relying on the low resolution photo. so drawing a conclusion may be premature.
Yeah, OK. From the low resolution photo & from our vantage point it does look like a couple of seagulls

Point me to where it says he took a movie and a before and after shot please. I've just looked on Rense and on the original posters link and there is
no mention of a video. There was no "event" to capture on film as the guy clearly says he was taking a picture of a ship whilst he was on a
ferry.
He only mentions a high resolution version, which I can't believe he didn't submit in the first place.
Either way, it's clearly a bird from that shot/angle and anything else is from people wanting to see something more than whats really there.
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reply posted on 17-12-2005 @ 11:59 AM by Teknikal
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i had a quick look and it's a seagull gliding without a doubt sorry folks
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reply posted on 17-12-2005 @ 12:05 PM by cpr12r
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For some reason to me it looks like the actual spaceship has been edited in. I zoomed in and you can see what looks like it's been edited in. Why
doesn't he put a full size version on his site?
Ohhh and in the other pictures the space ship is facign the same exact way and it looks exactly the same. Same angles and everything. It's jsut been
made larger or smaller.
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reply posted on 17-12-2005 @ 12:12 PM by Monkeyz
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who are you apologizing 2? prtty mch evryone came 2 the same conclusion...
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reply posted on 17-12-2005 @ 12:13 PM by Zanzibar
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It's painfully obvious that it's a seagull, anyone who thinks otherwise, to be frank, is a bit thick.
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reply posted on 17-12-2005 @ 12:26 PM by Schmidt1989
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I completely agree its a seagull, but ive emailed a bird expert in the vancuver area just to verfiy what kind of seagull it is.
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