Alien fleet/formation in high altitude pic

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The above link is to a still picture taken from the window of an aeroplane flying from Phoenix, AZ to Buffalo, NY. It shows four distinct shapes travelling at high altitude but what are they??

Definitely unidentified flying objects, as in, I don't know what they are. Could be alien craft in formation.

Good photo in either case.

I just emailed the submitter of the picture and asked him for the original. We'll see if I get a response. I am sure he is getting lots of requests for the original. I will keep everyone updated here.

I see contrails with two of them so those are most likely jets. Don't know what the other two are unless it's a reflection from the two with contrails somehow? Nice photo by the way Turbohale. Or was that taken by someone else? Anyway still nice pic.

[edit on 11/25/2007 by Solarskye]

Excellent photo great quality, how long into the flight was the picture taken? if that can be worked out we can tell which part of the US the objects where roughly in, Great find.

Nice one KDIAL hopefully we can get a copy of the original. To me the picture looks 100% genuine but hey you never know lol. The close up is interesting and it definately looks like an alien fleet to me as meteors/comets dont fly in formation (not last time I looked) however have we any aircraft capable of flying in the upper atmosphere??? the blackbird springs to mind but these are silver ha ha.

Very Interesting pic... I want to say that it is pieces of a meteor entering the atmosphere, but they are too aligned. It could be CGI....I am no expert though.

nice pictures.

its rare to find pictures that clear and sharp. good find

star from me

reply to post by Turbohale


How do you know what an alien fleet looks like? And to me it still looks like jets. But they're ufo's until identfied.

Look's like a reflection if you look at the wingtip you can see how it may be possible.

The reason is i see another reflection the exact same pattern actually on the wingtip if you look very very close you will see it aswell.

Firstly look at the wingtip then you will see a white line like the other's going into the end of the S now follow this down to the C and you will see a brighter ball of light at the end.

Just like the other reflection's.

Now unless these UFO are really small with really small vapour trail's i think this make's me personally beleive this is just reflection nothing more nothing less.

Regard's
Lee


[edit on 25-11-2007 by h3akalee]

Alright everyone, I think I may have debunked these pics...look at this first pic. There is a reflection of what looks like a partial image (of what is in the sky), on the tail.





Now look closely at the tail in this pic....the reflection line comes off the tail...interesting huh? What do you all think?

You are asking what they are but yet you create a headline for this thread as if you know what they are? Why would you say "Alien fleet" if you don't even know what that is in the picture?

reply to post by wrangell76


I beat you by 6 minute's muhahaha.

Regard's
Lee

reply to post by h3akalee


Well spotted

Reflection of internal lights perhaps? In any case, I think you've solved it

Looks like debris falling from space, or some "space trash".

Thanks for sharing!

[edit on 25-11-2007 by TheoOne]

Another pic of the tail closeup...I hope this one shows up well...if you zoom in you can clearly see the line coming off the tip of the tail...

reply to post by h3akalee


Yeah, but at least I had the pics...HA HA!

reply to post by wrangell76


You stole my idea and added the pic's now remove your post otherwise i will ring my lawyer.

Regard's
Lee

Darn I got to look closer at images from now on. Good eyes lee and Wrangell I did say reflection in my first post though, but still good eye's for seeing it on the wing tip.

[edit on 11/25/2007 by Solarskye]

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LOL! I do have a good lawyer myself...LOL And his name is EXIF!!

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Wowee! Look at all those Adobe tags! I think we have officially debunked this one...

[edit on 25-11-2007 by wrangell76]