First howdy to all the people. I've read and disagreed with a lot of stuff
at this forum, but I've also agreed with some.
Doesn't matter really.
this first post is about images I've come to be in possession of.
They were captured while using Google satellite to search for orbs/UFOS
in the sky's of Mexico .
By a one in a million chance I was able to obtain images of a ufo in extreme
close up at full power. I'm 51 years old, and have been looking into this stuff
since I was 7 years old, when 90% of what you could get your hands on was yellow journalism BS. There was a ten year period when I stopped, for
lack
of meaningful info, just before the arrival of the Internet.
With the rise in Mexican activity, I thought it likely to be able to find imagery
in the sky's there, and I wasn't disappointed, and got many many screen captures of orbs, in a lot of areas (Mexico is huge).
But then I came upon something which is one in a million (for lack of more useful description) . I was able to take an avi using the Camstudio
software (free) fo me doing a 4 level zoom in of an orb taking off, in the atmosphere, with relevant backgroud too, and you have to understand
the relevance of this.
I have the avi, it was taken with our (usa) Gov's cameras, and it is not the standard Google Earth type far away images of shapes which are important
evidence themselves, but an extreme close up of this craft, showing it's geometry, and ionized trail as it is ascending into the atmosphere.
I've written Stan Freiidman, Jeff rense and Bruce Maccabee, and in all likelihood, they may think it a hoaz or something.
I was flabbergasted myself. I thought maybe a big (it fills the entire screen at 4th zoom) sructure beside the field but when I looked again, the
zooms show it to be an object in flight, and the zooms show the difference in perspective between background and object, that you would expect.
This is the most detailed image of a ufo I"VE seen in my 40 years+ of looking into the subject.
After some relevant comments and a how to, I will post these images
(Captures from the avi, of the zooms) here.
I stupidly thought that Bookmarking the page I was on would return me there. I was wrong. It only put me to my starting point, a hundred miles above
Mexico, in Google.
I'm EXSTREMELY lucky to have used Camstudio to record this.
Peace
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Im not sure myself, dont post many images really, but im sure someone can tell which sites allow the best quality images to be posted.
Sounds interesting though so ill look forward to seeing the footage/images. 
Welcome 
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You can upload photos/screenshots to here:
photobucket.com...
I look forward to seeing what you got
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you can also U2U me for my email adres and send me the photo's i will put them on my domain (jasperaldo.nl)
i'm very interested in the photo's
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reply to post by Chadwickus
Thanks both.
I'll use the photo bucket option. See how it goes in a minute.
RJM
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reply to post by Randallcasters
In you post reply section there are some buttons above the text box.
See the one with the grey screen and paint pallet?
Looks like this
click that and paste the image address in there.
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I'm so looking forward to seeing them Rollercoaster, seen loads of orbs and motherships. Somebody out there will know the was to paste the link.
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LOL...randellcasters is worse with computers than John McCain! 
its easy dude just use the icons at the top when making a post. Theres a couple of them there that allow you to post pics. Just enter the URL of the
pictures into the box....simple as that. Just mess around with it, you'll get it. We're dyin to see those pics.
[edit on 30-10-2008 by liquidsmoke206]
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"...I have a bad feeling about this..."
I don't know.... this expectation is... is.... well known... which seems to be followed by sighs and "pffff" comments...
***taking down expectation levels***
Peace
Edit to add: I hope I'm wrong, though....
[edit on 30-10-2008 by Sator]
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At least when you upload them to imageshack.us there is a direct link that can be used to copy and paste the images here...
Oh well, let's hope he manages to get them here.
[edit on 30/10/08 by -0mega-]
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i hope he comes back with something good. i am anxiously awaiting his return. but like a previous psoter said. i have lowered my expectations.
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This topic is a cruel joke. lol.
The wait is painful...
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Okay, what you are used to, I am not- get it! ?
i'l get em here, ain'nt asking for help even.
I'll get it on my own.
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I'm getting the sense of "Here we go again"
How is it the this person can make a avi with screenshots and cut and paste and do whatever...
...but can't figure out how to copy and paste a url into a toolbar.
No offense intended,
That makes no sense to me at all!
[edit on 30-10-2008 by malignant_tumor]
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Hello? Were we not meant to be seeing some amazing pics here?
Whats the delay OP?
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reply to post by silver6ix
The delay you ask? MIB's came over for coffee & tea.
zzzzzz...............
It's the old sales pitch of...In due time!
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Hi Randallcasters,
Can you please clarify your source? You said that you used Google Satellite? What does that mean? Google doesnt specifically own any satellites that
I'm aware of. Do you mean Google earth?
You then said you use the Government's own (USA) satellites to view this craft. How did you acheive that? Do you mean Google earth?
Please describe what you see. Is it saucer shape? Or cigar shaped?
Please upload your pictures to:
photobucket.com OR
imageshack.us
Thanks
C-BuZz
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First off welcome to ATS Randall, and secondly, Im very intrigued to see what you have found!
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Welcome to ATS Randallcasters. Sure looking forward to seeing your material.
If you log in and go to your original post, you will see a button that says "edit". Push that button and you will be be able to change your initial
post.
Put the cursor below the text of the original message and then press the icon that looks like a painter's easel on top of a computer screen. A popup
will allow you to put in the url of the image. Then save your changes by pushing the "edit" button on the bottom.
Instructions are not my strong point -- I hope this makes sense......
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