The spooky snap was caught by Google image cameras in the town of Berkeley Heights in New Jersey.
Posted on 03/24/2009 2:08:21 PM PDT by JoeProBono
UFO experts were left baffled after claims that ET was finally tracked down on Google Street View. A misty shape, bearing a distinct similarity to the movie alien, was captured behind a bush next to a mysterious beam of light. The spooky snap was caught by Google image cameras in the town of Berkeley Heights in New Jersey. Some claim the image could be evidence of life in outer space while others point to a simple trick of the light. The 'ET' alien was photographed on Diamond Hill Road, a semi-rural location about eight miles from Morristown Municipal Airport, New Jersey and 30 miles from the bright lights of New York City...
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The spooky snap was caught by Google image cameras in the town of Berkeley Heights in New Jersey.
This is rumored to be E.T.'s great-great-great-great grandfather. He resides in a museum in Belfast.
Hmmm....
Now that one is wayyyyyy scary!
I wonder if any relation to the Morristown, NJ lights?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqcRpQ-WaQw
(Although I think the lights DO look like flares on ballons/parachutes).
Looks like a bald-headed geek to me. And Google needs to train someone how to focus a camera.
Its funny how all the pictures I see of aliens, big foot, and nessy are never in good focus.
Cruise along Highway 99 between Galt and Lodi in central California and you will happen on a supposedly life-sized statue of a dinosaur, one of the smaller versions maybe eight or nine feet high, but clearly a predator. It’s in the backyard of a home separated from the highway by a short fence and sideroad and it has a light focused on it at night. Maybe has awakened a drowsy driver or two if they were caught unawares.
They put off a force field that causes cameras to blur!!
looks like ann coulters hand after a sunburn
Hummm...pretty clearly a lens flare. See:
More seriously, yeah, that one just boggles the mind. Once you find it on Streetview, you can see how it miraculously travels at exactly the same speed as the Google car for a good mile.
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