Crank up the brightness and contrast and you will find that there are 11 badly out-of-focus lights in that picture. None differ significantly from the admitted radio tower lights on the right. It's garbage.
Crank up the brightness and contrast and you will find that there are 11 badly out-of-focus lights in that picture. None differ significantly from the admitted radio tower lights on the right. It's garbage.
My goodness. There's more of em than we first thought!!!
Maude get me my gun and if I'm not back in 20 minutes call the sherrif...............
Good job. I'd also like to see a daylight photo of that same area from the same position.
The three in the center appear to be the same triangular "craft" witnessed by many ufo observers.
If you take a look at FreedomCalls enhanced pic, you'll see not UFO's, but someone who needs to clean their freaking camera lens!!
No. Not garbage at all.
It appears that bias is the main thing assaulting the good Col's report and reputation.
I and another FREEPER also saw a triangular craft 30 min or so before dusk or early dusk one evening this summer.
I thought it was a balloon as one point of the triangle was hanging down in a way that could easily be construed as a balloon gondola from that distance without binoculars.
Getting my binoculars out of my backpack--it was a very different picture.
I should have known it was not a balloon given the height and that it was motionless--stationary when winds at that altitude would have made a balloon move at a fair clip.
It was a standard triangle with the lights at each corner not unlike the shape in the photos on this thread. The lights were bright white. After about 20 min or so, it traveled off up and to the South and out of sight at a slow pace.
It was definitely NOT a conventional craft. It was identical to a host of pics on the net of triangle craft.
Now, if you wish to insult my eyesight, judgment and character, have at it.
They are all about equally motion-blurred, in the same direction.