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Originally posted by FireMoon
reply to post by Blue Shift
Frankly that attempt is beyond laughable. You can add a line from anywhere a long the wire.
Originally posted by wmd_2008
Originally posted by FireMoon
reply to post by Blue Shift
Frankly that attempt is beyond laughable. You can add a line from anywhere a long the wire.
Typical rash statement as stated it lines up with the highlight on the wire and the top of the supposed ufo and the visible part of the line is at the correct angle between those points!
If you actually bother to LOOK!
Originally posted by FireMoon
it is laughable some of the conclusions people are drawing from the photos on here.
I would suggest maybe of the reptilian design!
Originally posted by FireMoon
Frankly that attempt is beyond laughable. You can add a line from anywhere a long the wire.
Originally posted by black cat
I say that for one reason - look at the contrast of the wires compared to the object. From what we know, the object is dark in color like the power lines in the photo. If the object were the same distance as the wires, it stands to reason the black contrast would be the same. But look at the object - the contrast is much lower and it appears a gray-ish color, indicating it is some distance away from the wires.
Originally posted by SeenMyShare
PseudoUFO photography
It's a pity that all of these suggestions are answered in Maccabee's papers on the case and none seem to bother to pick it up.
Originally posted by Blue Shift
Unfortunately, we don't know exactly how dark the wires really were, or how close they were to the darkness of the object to make a good comparison. And on the side view of the object, the lighter shade certainly makes it look like the object is farther away, but it just might be that the top of the object is simply lighter than the bottom, giving it the appearance of an atmospheric haze at a distance.
Some enamelware kitchen items are like this, with mottled lighter tops. Could this be a simple coffee pot lid? That might also account for its asymmetry. Worth checking out.
Far more talented than the supposed skeptics here who have already decided it must be a hubcap or coffee lid since the Trents could not ever have seen a real UFO.
Originally posted by FireMoon
Now you are beginning to understand why some very talented people have addressed the Trent picture and come away scratching their heads.
Originally posted by jclmavg
Originally posted by FireMoon
Now you are beginning to understand why some very talented people have addressed the Trent picture and come away scratching their heads.
Far more talented than the supposed skeptics here who have already decided it must be a hubcap or coffee lid since the Trents could not ever have seen a real UFO.