Photo Of The UFO That Shut Down The China Airport!!

Originally posted by One Moment
But now, what's a hoax Eennoo? This whole story or the photos?
Thanks~

The photo in the original post is a hoax. The sources supporting the photo are hoaxers.

The event could be real, however, the only sources claiming the event is real are also supporting the stupid hoax photo. So you have to take the event with a grain of salt.

The sources are NOT trustworthy at this point because the sources have probably been hoaxed.

It IS possible for News outlets to be hoaxed, don't forget that.



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Originally posted by Fryaga
To try and sum up this whole debacle nice and neat...

The story is true so far, there are have been various reports with conflicting information, but for the most part they all have the same general story - the airport received word from a pilot that there was something that shouldn't be there in the air space, the ATC redirected traffic and grounded flights based off of this and possibly something popping up on the radar (this bit could be considered unconfirmed, due to it only appearing in a few of the news reports).

The images that have been associated with this event are so far inconclusive as to actually pertaining to the incident at the airport - not necessarily hoaxes, just images that are not related to the incident, more likely than not just news agencies grabbing any image they could find to slap on their headline to catch the eye, which is normal.

Nothing has officially been released as of yet from China since the original reports, and it appears that whatever happened is going to stay under wraps judging from the lack of updates.

I hope this helps in some way, shape or form.

- Fry

Hey, thanks so much for the recap!
Okay...that makes sense too. The media drudged up some old photos from their archives just to have a visual to accompany this story (that lacks photos at this time) and other venues are just using the same photos over and over again! Got ya!

This publication (DailyMail UK) is also referencing these photos as part of this story so it is a bit confusing but now I think I understand.
www.dailymail.co.uk...

reply to post by Fryaga


yes thank you like I said the pictures are all hoax pics because the msm needs pics so they have taken in silly photos.

due to the media demand news.google.co.uk...

if you look at the amount of sites covering the story it seems true so far just not the pics.
also china tried to stop the story going ms

ALSO check this china ufo

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reply to post by Chadwickus


Does anybody have a picture of a helicopter that is photographed with a slow shutter

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I've noticed this as well, most of the website I prefer for news are doing the same thing...and I notice that CNN (the official CNN website) has yet to produce anything about this event. Hrm.

- Fry

reply to post by Fryaga


Chinese Airline Shares Surge After UFO Sighting

See full article from DailyFinance: www.dailyfinance.com...

need i say anymore about it being a conspiracy Beanz was right

Air travel must have been on everyone's minds in Asia after news broke that a UFO was detected over Hangzhou in eastern China. "It looked like a twinkling spot and disappeared very soon," an airline passenger who saw the UFO told CNN. According to China Daily, the 9 pm sighting resulted in the closure of Xiaoshan Airport. Flights were re-routed and passengers endured lengthy delays. Officials say they now know what the UFO was, but are not ready to disclose any information about it, hinting that it may be military-related. Either Asian investors took the UFO as a sign, or it was the data showing that air travel is on the rebound and that Asian airlines are predicted to recover from the doldrums much faster than U.S. carriers, but today shares in Chinese airlines surged. China Eastern Airlines rallied 5.6%, China Southern Airlines climbed 4.1% and Air China gained 3.9%. According to Bloomberg, three-star rated Air China has big plans to improve the passenger experience, including making the seats more comfortable and the planes cleaner -- all this in a See full article from DailyFinance: srph.it...

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reply to post by Sky01


That has already been posted:

www.abovetopsecret.com...

reply to post by prettygreeneyes26


Yet another source that links back to "china daily".... everyone is just echoing the same rumor from the same source.

reply to post by eennoo


Who knows but they are after some attention aren't they, like I have always said ufo's bring in the bacon.

reply to post by prettygreeneyes26


What the %@*# is this supposed to mean now? "Took the UFO as a sign..." of what?
Aliens?
The market improving? (why am I having such a hard time understanding this whole thing?)

Either Asian investors took the UFO as a sign, or it was the data showing that air travel is on the rebound and that Asian airlines are predicted to recover from the doldrums much faster than U.S. carriers, but today shares in Chinese airlines surged.

reply to post by One Moment


surge means to go up, ie profit.
Also the sign probably means that people have invested or what I think showing off that their profits have risen ie being compared to us airlines

or someone invested very highly into the company

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or perhaps the investor flew in my helicopter and had to have the airport shut due to hidden identity

He added that the air traffic has been resumed and more details will be released after the investigation. Some media had reported that a fan shaped white light UFO was spotted in Urumqi, Northwest China’s Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region. Song Huagang, secretary general of Xingjiang Astronomy Society had later said that the UFO was later identified as debris from an intercontinental missile launched by US.—INP

pakobserver.net...

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There is another picture here: www.dailymail.co.uk...

The original story emanated from a Chinese news Agency. All Chinese news Agencies are government controlled with regards to their international output.


An airport was indeed, closed down because of a UFO sighting....

However, in all probability, sitting in some bunker somewhere in China is a military officer and some scientific staff, issuing a series of expletives about how their *secret test* has gone tits up and now has caused an incident that gone w round the world inside a few hours.

Meanwhile someone in the Chinese bureaucracy finally puts two and two together and realises. oh cripes, lawks a lummy, we've made a bit of a foul up here. I passed the story of the UFO before the secret military test was reported as going off course.

There then follows a period of silence as they try to cobble together the story of a test gone wrong that doesn't let on what the real details were and what they were exactly testing.

Because the official story is probably going to be, at best, a half truth and possibly an outright porky, in a few months time the UFO story will resurface as someone discovers the cover story was made up. By this point it won't really matter, cos any chance of the actual truth has long gone and the *secret test* is the last thing on people's minds.

[edit on 9-7-2010 by FireMoon]

Originally posted by prettygreeneyes26
reply to post by One Moment

 

surge means to go up, ie profit.
Also the sign probably means that people have invested or what I think showing off that their profits have risen ie being compared to us airlines

or someone invested very highly into the company

[edit on 9-7-2010 by prettygreeneyes26]

or perhaps the investor flew in my helicopter and had to have the airport shut due to hidden identity

[edit on 9-7-2010 by prettygreeneyes26]

Yup. Leave it to the 'modern day money maker' to compare a possible off-world encounter to.......... profits!!

This world is absolutely insane. We will never be able to embrace (and evolve from) this phenomenon as long as we stay a materialistic society.

This whole global greedy world needs to collapse first. This is probably why the ancient people had more 'run-ins' with aliens than we do.

Somethin's gotta give.

reply to post by FireMoon


A bit cynical are we? Hey takes one (me) to identify with one so.....I feel your pain!

Smile~

LOL why that wiki page has a picture of that object while in the description saying its from 2007 but when you look at when the pic was added it says July 8, 2010... I smell a set up

Why people are going about what the media is saying? WE ALL know the media is controlled esp. in china! of course the picture and video doesnt matches, they are two different events... great way to confuse the masses and spread out more disinformation...

Why some of you people dont think for yourself and weigh in many options and factors to try to come to an understanding what that object may be and I said many times, It isnt a helicopter ,, it sure isnt a missile ( unless they redesign one and wanted to create some hype, isnt there almost a war breaking out with counties including china? )

Once again, i gotta post up my recently post with info... We all can start from there and pick up the pieces to figure out what it is, we cant let it up to the news media/government but us the people, for the people :-) to figure things out

www.abovetopsecret.com...

fixed link

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i believe we can all agree that long exposure helicopters look bad ass and should just replace those normal looking helicopters.

Some pictures -- I hadn’t seen them all [hit tab labeled BCE ΦOTO]
www.newsru.com...

Latest news story
www.chinadaily.com.cn...

reply to post by JimOberg


Thanks for the update, I'm glad to see confirmation on whether or not anything actually showed up on radar.

- Fry

Originally posted by JimOberg
Some pictures -- I hadn’t seen them all [hit tab labeled BCE ΦOTO]
www.newsru.com...
Latest news story
www.chinadaily.com.cn...

JimOberg.....

Thanks for those links!

Obviously the "UFO" type photos that followed the helicopter & rocket photos are just digital camera iris anomalies as derived from an out of focus light source.

As to what the light source is.....who knows.....

Kind regards
Maybe...may6be not