ufo being transported in las vegas (pictures)

My first thought, something from Burning Man, but you say it's headed North on the I-15, so that wouldn't make much sense, given that the event ended 2 weeks ago (if they were heading South, more plausible, given that Black Rock is more towards central Nevada)...

Anyway, interesting find. You should have followed them all the way to their drop point.

Good pictures for once and it has everyone debating but for me UFO... no?

I would expect something that has flown lightyears to be here, to be a big bigger than a lorry!! I won't fly more than a few hours without some decent leg room

Unless of course it is an Annunaki pod despatched from the ELENIN/NIBIRU mothership on a scouting mission before they take over the earth again

Satellite dish or whatever, you have to admit it looks a LOT like Lazar's "Sport Model" UFO, doesn't it?

If it was a UFO you would think the secret government would transport it only at night, or block off sections of the highway traffic, or transport it at night using helicopters. Who knows, actually carting it down the highway in broad day light might work too. Hiding things in plain sight, but I really doubt it.

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Maybe it's an adjustment strategy from the gov about transporting some hush hush toys... With all the people equipped to film, or photograph, plus all the CTs that spend nights watching for things, plus...

I mean, a night transport would raise more questions about it than a daily one, in our modern world. Am I wrong in thinking that?

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I recall this being posted on ATS before, possibly even the same pictures. Can anyone confirm? Pretty positive I've seen these pictures before.

here is a rock boring drill bit head...i dont think that is what is on the truck upload.wikimedia.org...

Well I was going to upload this but ATS says that the image uploads are temporarily disabled. Here's the link though: www.thecoolroom.org... looks like they just covered it up so it wouldn't get damaged during the transport.

Originally posted by CynicalDrivel
It's a covered satellite dish. You don't tote those around without covering them. Trucks go over 70.

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You would think a satellite dish can be dismantled, even Ikea furniture has the technology required to do so.

My guess is that it is an object that needs to be whole during transport, maybe it was never meant to require transport in the first place. Satellite dish doesn't quite fit that description as they are assembled in sections.

-rrr

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it looks like a satellite dish. No way a recovered UFO would be publicly transported like this.

Originally posted by Frontkjemper
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Interesting images, but how do we not know it's not a prop? I've seen the Batmobile on a flatbed in Arizona. I also saw a screen used BTTF Delorean on a flatbed in Georgia. Or what if it's part of a sign, LV is known for having some fancy signs.

I just find it hard to believe, that the government (whom I believe know more then they let on) would transport something like that in broad daylight in such a manner. But then again, they may expect people to think what I wrote above, that it's just a prop or something.

Hide in plain sight is not a common phrase for nothing. We've all used it because it works. Its simple.

Originally posted by ParanoidAmerican
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I used to work for an event company and we did all the new model car shows. The cars were covered just like this sometimes we would have to put foam cut-outs under to change the shape of these cars. I have no idea what this is I do not even know of anything transported in that manner (on tilt)

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Here's one other thing it could be: a satellite dish.

As for the tilt: It is probably tilted to reduce the width that it takes up in the road. By tilting it, it is less wide and less likely to cause problems in traffic.

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Just because there's cops around it doesn't mean its a real saucer. C'mon...could be a satellite, could be a UFO shaped attraction ride, could be a part for something. I just really don't think the government or an organization would transport a legit UFO in broad daylight WITH traffic on a semi-major highway.

All of the efforts they make to keep things under wraps from the public...I mean...do you REALLY think they would transport it the way they did? I don't buy it. They go to great lengths to deny UFOs from existing. Why would they do transport it like that? Makes absolutely no sense.

Originally posted by samstone11
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Just a quick observation/question: does the fact that whatever this object is happens to be tilted so severely indicate a disproportionate weight? In the line of wishful thinking, perhaps because the propulsion system required such a specialized transport? If you think about it, this object truly does need something unique in transportation because I don't remember ever seeing such a tilting mechanism on a truck before. Unfortunately, this also points to a prepared moving of the item, or are these tilting things readily available? At that angle, without a redistribution of weighting, the darn thing could tip over at the first turn.

Of course it could be any terrestrial display or prop etc, but as long as we're all hoping.....?

I think it is tilted to minimize the width of the load.

The fact that it is heavy and whole (and saucer shaped) are the most intriguing bits. almost as if it "was" a real UFO. but that's impossible, of course.

Let's find a somewhat more outlandish explanation: It is a movie prop, made of some really heavy materials and it has to be transported in one piece.

I personally don't know what it is, it might be some component for industrial processes that I don't know about. But it sure "Looks" like a UFO.

It does remind me of an incident covered in ATS two years ago where a saucer was photographed in texas with a police escort, looked the same but wasn't tilted or covered. The case was evidently silenced. Whoever wants to learn more just dig into it in ATS using the search feature.

What stood out about that case were the reports the night before: loud booms and flashes of light near a lake, followed by the alleged report of a cop who was part of the police escort.

No claim one way or another as to whether this was an alien craft or a UFO, but it was a saucer shaped object that made booms and came to be near this pond, then hauled on the highway. Those are the facts that can be confirmed.

Apparently this object is very similar.

-rrr
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Maybe the annunaki Ufos needs some maintenance from time to time.
And no, its not a dish. Dishes this big are assembled on site.
Surely they are following this thread right now looking our reactions

Originally posted by rickyrrr
You would think a satellite dish can be dismantled, even Ikea furniture has the technology required to do so.

My guess is that it is an object that needs to be whole during transport, maybe it was never meant to require transport in the first place. Satellite dish doesn't quite fit that description as they are assembled in sections.

-rrr

If a satellite dish is pre-assembled (perhaps it's old and being moved to a new location) and a person could transport it without disassembling it / moving it / re-assembling it (which would require time a money), then why wouldn't they?

Why make the move harder by disassembling it?

Originally posted by NowanKenubi
A previous poster noted there had been threads recently about something falling in that region, and a blockade of sorts from the Army in Vegas... Anyone has any follow up on that? Are these events related? Thanks.

Thanks for the photos OP.

Gando may be correct...

BUT -- I can't help wondering about what NowanKenubi posted. Even CNN was covering the two "fireballs" seen from So Cal to Arizona in the last few days.

With all of the attraction that the "fireballs" have created, and ASSUMING that one of them might've been a craft -- it is not inconceivable that they recovered this "thing" and have been driving straight through to get it to Dreamland...

Cool photos and to me its a CFO Covered Flying Ornament... Or is it It would be a good way to laugh off the real thing Who knows ...Wouldn't that be ironic, counting on skepticism as a cover.....

Sorry for all the flak you're taking OP, thank you for the pics! If nothing else it's at least a, "Now there's something you don't see every day" moment. In Vegas I would guess prop or satellite dish, but with all the police escort it would lead me to say prop. The entertainment industry probably has more $$ to pay for escort than a communications corp. They probably also care a little bit more.

Originally posted by IamJustanAmerican
Having served for 20 years in the military with a secret clearance and my specialty included transporting classified material on public highways,I can assure you this is not a classified object.

It was being hauled in broad daylight for one.

Going by this protocol is assuming it was already in your possesion.
But, What if a UFO crash landed, or was shot down during the day?
Would they still wait until night fall to move it?
That seems twice as risky to me.

Im not saying "UFO", especially as it isnt flying, for a start.
But i havent heard another explanation that sounds convincing either.