Need help determining what this picture is.

reply to post by AGWskeptic


Has he stated that he was not inside when he took the picture, and do know for sure that is the sun and not the moon?

Originally posted by BrokenAngelWings33
reply to post by AGWskeptic

 

Has he stated that he was not inside when he took the picture, and do know for sure that is the sun and not the moon?

That's on my list of questions.

I want to know if they were in a car or outside.

And if they were in a car, was it shot through glass or with the window down.

A more exact location also since the Yukon Flats are pretty big.

reply to post by AGWskeptic


Actually it being the moon would make more sense in this case. If they were in a car with the window down there would be some kind of evidence of this unless they were hanging completely out the window in which case it would not matter, it would still have the same characteristics. The car moving while taking this would also be evident. I would ask him why he doesn't show a reflection of the light in the water, I am curious to know his positioning and where exactly the water is in this picture? Time of day doesn't matter, but what day and year would be helpful. Geographical location in the Yukon would be relevant.

Originally posted by BrokenAngelWings33
reply to post by AGWskeptic

 

Actually it being the moon would make more sense in this case. If they were in a car with the window down there would be some kind of evidence of this unless they were hanging completely out the window in which case it would not matter, it would still have the same characteristics. The car moving while taking this would also be evident. I would ask him why he doesn't show a reflection of the light in the water, I am curious to know his positioning and where exactly the water is in this picture? Time of day doesn't matter, but what day and year would be helpful. Geographical location in the Yukon would be relevant.

Yeah, I doubt they took it through a window because on road trips car windows get pretty filthy, especially when you are off the beaten path. But I'd like to know as many details as possible from the guy who was actually there.

This has been discussed on here before the pic is real just taken from the inside of the building. The light is reflecting into the pic i didnt read all the thread again so someone may have already said this. Anyway someone emailed the one who took the photo and he explained it all. Now whats coming down is real just not the round reflection as far as he says.

reply to post by ed1320


Perhaps you could share where this was discussed before, and your post is very confusing.

reply to post by AGWskeptic


This is a reflection of a ceiling light and ceiling.

reply to post by AGWskeptic

Very Cool........Thanks for sharing!

I am voting for light pillars as well. I live in Anchorage and when it gets down into the -20°F and the ice fog rolls in, street lights can throw exactly this type of pattern literally hundreds of feet into the air. Odd occurrence but it happens about once or twice a season.

Originally posted by Destinyone
Here is your photo...very interesting.....

Des

Reminds me of:

All the stated parameters could be explained by a mid-air collision of some sort (jet versus ?) followed by falling debris, and the collision or explosion causing a shockwave that punched a hole in the clouds.

Whistle-blowers have come forward stating that after Roswell, the U.S. military was losing up to two planes a week chasing after UFOs.

It'd be nice if the date was known and any missing military or other planes were reported around that time but I doubt if the US military would let us peons know about missing hardware.

Originally posted by ninetysixufo
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This is a reflection of a ceiling light and ceiling.

No it's not. There is absolutely no reflection here period.

Originally posted by Blades144
I am voting for light pillars as well. I live in Anchorage and when it gets down into the -20°F and the ice fog rolls in, street lights can throw exactly this type of pattern literally hundreds of feet into the air. Odd occurrence but it happens about once or twice a season.

Show me a picture of documented light pillars? If this happens often show me? And then prove to me they are light pillars, documented facts...

It's a reflection of a ceiling lamp.

Originally posted by DrEugeneFixer
It's a reflection of a ceiling lamp.

WRONG! Post a picture of a reflection from a light that show's these characteristics....

Originally posted by BrokenAngelWings33

Originally posted by ninetysixufo
reply to post by AGWskeptic

 

This is a reflection of a ceiling light and ceiling.

No it's not. There is absolutely no reflection here period.

Oh, yes, it is. The image is a reflection of a light fixture casting a diffuse circle of light on the ceiling, surrounding a cylindrical base which itself casts a shadow (on the ceiling).

I have seen many similar photos submitted to our web site as "UFO" photos. It is amazing how difficult it is for some people to see the most obvious reflections, even when it is repeatedly pointed out to them.

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Originally posted by DrEugeneFixer
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His pictures shows none and I mean none of the characteristics of being a reflection.

edit on 12/10/2012 by BrokenAngelWings33 because: Edit

reply to post by bluestreak53


Wrong.

Every picture I see of light pillars shows the continued source of the light, and any reflection would be obvious, no reflection period.