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reply posted on 16-2-2008 @ 08:46 AM by C0bzz
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Pilot won't talk about it or report it, is simply because there's no need to. UFOs rarely breach the flight safety of an aircraft and pilots are
often, and usually too occupied flying the plane, rather than looking out the Window at something that they cannot explain.
And if they had reported it, what makes you think anything would be investigated? Again, if it didn't influence the safety of the aircraft, then why
waste recources, hence money, on something that could just be swamp gas?
A pilot who does report it will not make one again, as they will just tell him to be quiet and stop wasting time, because, what makes a UFO sighting
special because it's reported from an Aircraft? Well obviously if it breaches the safety of the aircraft there is, but what about the majority of
sightings? Nothing makes them special. Just another story.
And that will add to the effect, 'just another story', because UFOs are so rare in Commercial aircraft, the true reports are labelled as 'just
another story. I, have never talked to a pilot who has seen a UFO. I have, however, talking to an ex- RB-57 pilot whose plane was regarded as a UFO by
a commercial jet WAAAYY beneath him.
That being said, when you see something buzz the aircraft, fly in close proximity to the aircraft, or influence the safety of the aircraft.... which
I'm sure has happened, it NEEDS to be investigated. And the Military also needs to investigate these things more.
Exellent proof has been provided on this great.... nice work.
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reply posted on 16-2-2008 @ 09:07 AM by C0bzz
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clearly shows an American McDonald Douglas F-15A or
C Eagle in flight not a MiG (unless the F-15 *was* the
UFO:-)
The video clearly shows an F-16 not an F-15... I have no idea how someone could confuse the two.  And it is supposed to be FILMED by a Mig.
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reply posted on 16-2-2008 @ 09:13 AM by internos
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Hi C0bzz
There are two different cases involving alleged MIGs in the "KBG" film: (i've just posted the relevant controversial before someone else does): it
would be great if you could help us to conclusively identify all the aircrafts involved in the KGB ufo stuff.
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reply posted on 16-2-2008 @ 10:07 AM by C0bzz
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Sorry for the one liner...
But which two videos?
EDIT:
First video is definately the ACES two ejection system, used on American fighters... And I'm certain I've seen that video before... only without the
UFO.
While the second is something filming an F-16... however, as one of the videos is fake, then I guess the other has a high change of being fake too.
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reply posted on 16-2-2008 @ 10:27 AM by internos
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Thank you C0bzz: a star to you. Finally, someone who mentions the ejection systems' name: i think that now this will help so much. The other video is
less known, but pheraps it comes from the same documentary: i have to check it out; thank you again
Edit to add: here is it
Source:
www.ejectionsite.com...
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reply posted on 16-2-2008 @ 11:47 AM by mikesingh
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Here's another pic. This seems to be an ACES II ES. So is the vid being taken looking behind? But check out the direction of movement of the
aircraft. Something seems odd up here!
This seat is being currently used in the A- l0, F- l5, F-l6, F-117A, B-lB, and B-2 aircraft. I'm not aware of it being used in any Russian craft. Or
do they have similar design ejection seats? That would be more likely. It's also possible that ACES ES have been installed in the upgraded versions
of the MiGs 21s.
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reply posted on 16-2-2008 @ 12:11 PM by internos
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Mike, here there's a detailed drawing: it seems that the environmental
sensing pitot, has more or less the same appearance from the front and from behind: but i'm not an expert, i don't know ...
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reply posted on 16-2-2008 @ 01:23 PM by internos
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reply posted on 16-2-2008 @ 01:58 PM by matt1
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Hi there
Very interesting photoes, take a look at this photo.
This is a photo of a window from a resterant and the so called ufo's are actully the lights reflection from the resterant lights.
PLease feel free to leave any comments.
From Matt
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reply posted on 16-2-2008 @ 10:48 PM by BlasteR
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My grandfather flew the F-100 in vietnam (image below).
He told me a story once about a buddy of his who saw a massive cigar shaped object at his 3 o'clock. The object kept pace with the small fighter (it
was a training mission). My grandad never told me this guy's name. The story was told to me 11 years ago.
The pilot never divulged this information to anyone, but shared the information with my grandfather because they trusted each other and had a close
working relationship. My grandad said that this gentleman was not the type of person to tell tall tales. He believes that this pilot saw something
bizarre beyond our understanding.
It hit me recently that perhaps he was referring to something he, himself, had seen. My grandfather is certainly not the type to tell tall tales
either. In fact, after 20 years in the air force he retired and taught high school science in northeastern Oklahoma for another 20 years.
Pilot accounts of UFO's are certainly more interesting. Especially since the pilot's natural instincts are to observe the object closely. Most
pilots have first-hand knowledge of what aircraft, in general, look like. This means that any UFO that is encountered would be that much less likely
to be any normal airplane, helicopter, etc.. Pilots are also good gauges at size, speed, and distance. therefore, a pilot can more or less provide a
wealth of information that may not be attainable from other witnesses.
Pilots are also less likely to bend the truth due to the possibility of ridicule or even loss of work. There are many accounts of pilots having
extraordinary encounters with UFO's, reporting their experience officially with their organisations and/or the FAA, and being grounded, fired, etc..
The one that comes to mind off-hand is the UFO sighting here in my home-state of Alaska..After the Alaska Airlines flight 53 UFO sighting, the pilot
was grounded.
Video of John Callahan, former FAA division cheif, citing the UFO sighting of a japanese airline inbound to Anchorage Alaska to refuel. Very
interesting radio communications included. One of the many not so easily explainable, well documented UFO cases out there.
www.youtube.com...
More reports of pilot sightings of UFO's.
www.ufoevidence.org...
-ChriS
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reply posted on 17-2-2008 @ 12:11 AM by mikesingh
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internos, have you checked out this report?
The new analysis concludes:
“In summary, our good fortune in obtaining the original negative … has resulted in confirmation of our earlier speculation that the aerial
disc is certainly anomalous. While it may not be inexplicable, it is at least unidentified.”
forgetomori.com...
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Thanks BlasteR for the very interesting links! Even if 90% sightings are explainable after pages of analyses , the remainder are inexplicable and
therefore point towards the presence of phenomenon beyond our comprehension. But whether these craft are alien in origin or otherwise, it seems there
is a lot going on in our skies as well as in space that we're not privy to!
Cheers!
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reply posted on 17-2-2008 @ 12:22 AM by internos
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Yes, Mike: the case remains unexplained: and that's a battery of serious analysis. No one has been able to re-create the same effect.
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reply posted on 17-2-2008 @ 12:28 AM by sarentack
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Originally posted by Badge01
The Lago de Cote pic looks strange.
The 'object' is differently pixelated than the surroundings, but the original was reportedly very detailed and a detailed second-generation negative
was available for study.
Most researchers note how the top seems to be off shape, and the line of the curve isn't smooth - the border is irregular.
However, upon further investigation this case was studied by Richard Haines and Jacques Vallee. Here's a page that goes into more depth on this
one.
Lago de Cote
Oddly, when Vallee ordered the surrounding frames 299 and 301, and the object was not visible on those frames, but the camera was taking pictures
about every 17 seconds, so it's possible the object or the area was out of frame by that length of time.
It appears there is even some kind of logo or emblem. I wonder if the military would be prone to put their markings on such an experimental craft.
Finally, though it looks metallic, the reflections on the surface could -possibly- indicate a reflection, though I doubt a photoanalysis camera would
be subject to such things.
That particular pic looks like a hoax to me, the Lago de Cote one if you look, unless its just a photo scratch, you can see a straight line come out
from it to the side, one thing in photography is you can take a pic of something close up and have it look like its far away.
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reply posted on 17-2-2008 @ 01:00 AM by mikesingh
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Originally posted by sarentack
That particular pic looks like a hoax to me, the Lago de Cote one if you look, unless its just a photo scratch, you can see a straight line come out
from it to the side, one thing in photography is you can take a pic of something close up and have it look like its far away.
Photo Analysis of an Aerial Disc Over Costa Rica:
New Evidence
Richard F. Haines
There are a number of long linear scratches (mostly on the non emulsion side) running parallel to the edge labelled with the Kodak Safety Film
markings running east-west. It is apparent that the negative has received rough usage over the years. There are three very thin parallel scratches
running through the image of the disc as well that are visible in Figure 1.
The individual film grains were somewhat more apparent on this original negative throughout all three frames as compared with the second generation
negative, as would be expected. They appeared to be randomly spaced and possessed random diameters as well.
Our examination of the original negative confirms our initial speculation that the image of the disc is not the result of a double exposure, a
reflection, a deliberate paste-up, or other kind of hoax.
This photographic case is close to perfect. The possibility of a hoax is very small, given the official source. The film, black and white,
special for those tasks, is very big, measuring 23 cm x 23 cm, which resulted in an extraordinary clarity
The disc-shaped object remains unidentified.
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www.scientificexploration.org...
Well, I believe a lot of analyses lasting months, have been done on this particular frame, concluding that the object remains unidentified. Your
contention of a photographic anomaly is rather simplistic. You mean they hadn't thought of this within the first couple of minutes of their analysis?
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reply posted on 17-2-2008 @ 01:24 AM by internos
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Originally posted by mikesingh
Well, I believe a lot of analyses lasting months, have been done on this particular frame, concluding that the object remains unidentified. Your
contention of a photographic anomaly is rather simplistic. You mean they hadn't thought of this within the first couple of minutes of their analysis?
Mike, the problem is always the same: there are "analysts" who always scream "fake", but when asked to create the same effect they are UNABLE to:
so their ones ares just speculations, NOTHING else.
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reply posted on 17-2-2008 @ 02:03 AM by sarentack
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Its funny this particular "scratch" only appears connecting to this object and nothing of similar is seen in the entire picture.
red lines is identifying this in the pic.
more evidence is in the object itself which is not a perfect round object, its bent in a couple ways to prevent from being completely round.
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reply posted on 17-2-2008 @ 02:14 AM by internos
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The analysis on this type of photos MUST be made on the ORIGINAL film, period. This is NOT a digital image so every attempt to extract information
from the print is simply meaningless. It has been made a series of analysis by trained people so the idea that today someone finds something that
hasn't been found before simply looking at a low res print is insane: new analysis on the original film should be made with appropriate devices, in
the correct way and by trained people, IMHO.
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reply posted on 17-2-2008 @ 07:15 AM by mikesingh
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Here's another interesting sighting...
David McCune took this photo of a UFO while flying at 37,000 feet
from Atlanta to Kansas City.
Courtesy: Frank Warren
Camera captures unknown object at 37,000 feet.
David McCune just wants to know what’s in the digital photograph that he shot while flying at 37,000 feet over the southern region of the country on
a hot July afternoon. He’s bewildered. He can’t help but wonder if it’s a UFO. No matter how much skepticism he provokes.
On July 15, McCune was en route to Kansas City, Mo., from Atlanta for the N.C. Commission on Workforce Development. While in the air, he randomly
snapped 20-odd images of some cool-looking cumulus cloud formations with a 10 megapixel Canon digital camera.
Later, his son, David McCune Jr., was bringing up the images on a computer for the first time when he noticed that his father had captured something
unusual with that $1,000 camera.
David McCune Jr., who oversees the company’s day-to-day operations, said, “I don’t know what it is. It’s something . If it wasn’t something,
it wouldn’t go behind the cloud.”
Someone will scream, "Reflection from the cockpit!!" But then reflections don't go behind clouds!! And this 'reflection' wasn't visible to the
naked eye until it was brought up on the computer.
Cheers!
Refs:
www.fayobserver.com...
frankwarren.blogspot.com...
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reply posted on 17-2-2008 @ 09:12 AM by internos
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I wish i had the photo he's holding in this one
Image source: UFO AREA
I've found this one on his website,
H E R E :
Too bad i couldn't find further infos about this sighting ...
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reply posted on 17-2-2008 @ 10:02 AM by spacevisitor
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Good thread mikesingh,  starred and flagged.
Here is some extra info about , The B-57 1954 unseen UFO picture.
ufologie.net...
RUFFREADY mentioned it first.
Originally posted by RUFFREADY
I finally found that picture I mentioned in my previous post. take a look-see
www.ufoevidence.org...
this photo was the first to pop into my mind when this thread started
really cool and natural I thought when I first saw it.
source=ufo evidence.org
There is also stated in that article;
In truth, no photograph, no matter how clear it may be, can be considered evidence of UFO reality without a reliable witness.
And that is exactly the way it is, but it is no definite proof of an Extraterrestrial craft.
So, I think that what Nohup says is also right.
Originally posted by Nohup
I'm not quite sure what we mean by "incontrovertible" here.
Are they photos? Well, I suppose they are.
Are they photos of UFOs? I guess they might be, since they're apparently unidentified.
Are they photos of alien space craft? Eh....
We know UFOs exist. We know there are some photos of them. No controversy there.
But if you mean to imply that these are alien space craft, then it's going to take a lot more than a photo to prove it. You can say, "What else
could they possibly be?" But I can trump that with, "I don't know."
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If you dont mind I look also for more pictures.
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