Originally posted by SG-1-9er
Correct me if I'm wrong but contrail's don’t move do they? Don't they just sit in the one spot until they evaporate?
I do believe you are correct friend. I would "assume" that Contrails wouldn't be mistaken by many witnesses as 2 UFO's. Not to mention the
professionals that reviewed the evidence gave no mention of contrails being the source.
I understand how things that go bump in the night or day are most often explainable and often mistaken for things that they are usually not, but
in this case a few of the facts make me think that the UFO most likely was NOT a contrail.
1. Some of the witnesses stated that they saw a second UFO join the first UFO in the sky. Now if this sighting was nothing more then contrails then
how could it be mistaken by multiple people as one UFO that at some point is joined up by a second UFO? I don't know the answer to this, maybe one of
the many contrail experts can explain this one to me.
2. A student sitting in his room listening to music had this strange object in the sky catch his attention, which eventually led him to bust out the
ol' video camera and start recording it. Again I can see how if it was contrails how initially it could have been mistaken as a UFO or something
strange, but upon further scrutiny, and with the video camera out taping it, one would think that at some point the young man would have thought
"hmmmmm, those aren't UFO's, it's just vapor from an airplane or two. I'm gonna go back to listening to my music now". At which point he would
shut the video camera off, and never give the sighting another thought.
3. Upon giving the taped evidence and most likely the witnesses statements also to a group of Astronomers and Physicists you would think that they
would have immediately debunked this sighting as nothing more than contrails or a weather phenomena. Not "They couldn't give a definitive answer as
to the nature of the sighting".
I think it could also be assumed that if they put contrails on the table as a viable option that they would have gained access to the planes that
flew through the area during that time of day and then immediately concluded whether or not a plane took the exact path necessary to leave contrails
at the point in the sky described by witnesses and displayed in the video.
Using the location of the students house who video taped the UFO they could have easily pin pointed right about where the UFO was in the sky and
then compared that to all flights taken through the area, and then eliminated or confirmed the contrail possibility. I'm almost considering trying
to contact someone involved with this case to find out if they have done this already, but Im assuming that is the first thing they did upon viewing
the evidence.
4.
Source: UFO Sighting Over Russia (Article)
The object was sighted in the sky right over the regional center, hovering over General Butkov Street, Kaliningrad, in the evening. The yellowish,
elongated object slowly and noiselessly moved toward Pregol River. According to witnesses, some time later another object joined the UFO.
Since when do Contrails hover over a city and then have another contrail fly up and join the first contrail in flight? The best assumption that a few
of the professionals that viewed the tape could come up with is that it could have "possibly" been a weather balloon. The problem with this is
apparently there were no meteorological tests like that going on in the area at the time, or observed that day in the area. Also what are the chances
of two weather balloons intercepting one another and then hovering together?
The info about the weather balloon came right from the Russian source article and was translated by using altavista.com
The article can be found here:
kaliningrad.rfn.ru...
I think there is much more to this sighting than a "Contrail".
[edit on 17-3-2007 by anathema777]