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Originally posted by Frank Warren
Additionally, and with great perplexity, there was "no accompanying report." I thought perhaps it got separated; however in doing a thorough database search, I came up empty.
Originally posted by paradiselost333
I wish I knew why it was just sitting in the BB files with no documentation ... and the plot thickens
Originally posted by IsaacKoi
Originally posted by Frank Warren
Additionally, and with great perplexity, there was "no accompanying report." I thought perhaps it got separated; however in doing a thorough database search, I came up empty.
Hi Frank,
I hope all is well.
There is an accompanying report.
Your first instincts were correct - the relevant photo was indeed merely separated from the relevant report.
This particular photo appears at more than one location in the Project Bluebook files.
(This is, in fact, fairly common in relation to photos in the Project Bluebook files).
At one location the "mystery UFO photograph" is merely accompanied by a cover page indicating the date and place of the sighting. That first copy (which I presume - from your comments - is the copy you have seen) is at:
www.footnote.com...
However, at another location within the Project Bluebook files there is a poorer copy of the same photo accompanied by various documents giving relevant details.
That further copy of the photo is at:
www.footnote.com...
If you use the filmstrip function at the bottom of the page at the second link, you can look at the documents relating to this image - or someone can post some images of those documents in this thread, particularly the document at the three links below:
www.footnote.com...
www.footnote.com...
www.footnote.com...
All the best,
Isaac
Originally posted by Frank Warren
Much thanks! This thread, I might add is good example of a group effort–thanks to all.
Cheers,
Frank
Originally posted by pupilstutor
The photo depicts an elliptical craft...like an American football. I saw one in 1954...close up.Believe it or not, this craft is depicted as a crop circle in Lucy Pringle's web site photo gallery. See year 2009. There are a number of surprising figures in that photo including a laser gun. Google it and be AWED! I sent Frank Warren a description of my experience with the craft and what came out of the craft, and what happened to the craft...around 2005. I don't think he believed a word of it.Now, he's impressed with a very poor imitation of it.
Contrary to popular belief, a picture "on it's own merits" is usually worthless; however, what I find curious is that it found its way into the BB files, was assigned a case no. and an attribution ala Ramey AFB. Having spent much more time then I'd like to admit absorbing Blue Book Files et al, I've never seen an example of this before.
Originally posted by demongoat
yeah there is no sense of it being a real object in the sky, it looks like a developing error to me.
even light has affects on the surrounding area, that image shows no such affects that you would find with an object like that, it would at least highlight the fog if that is fog.
it would also wash out the stars in the background, which it doesn't do.
hence why i say it most likely is a printing error.
originally posted by: zorgon
Define legit... it's Frank's site