Ronald Nussbeck is offering $10,000 to anyone who can debunk these UFO photos

examiner ^ | January 3,2008 | Melissa Alvarez, Paranormal Examiner

[JoeProBono]

Calling all scientist’s, MUFON, NASA and governmental agencies from around the world! Ronald Nussbeck is offering $10,000 to anyone who can debunk these UFO photos and prove they are not real.

[JoeProBono]

There is now a photographic process called the PPP (Penetrating Photographic Process) which was developed and patented by Ron Montgomery/Stewart. During the penetrating photographic process special equipment uses x-ray, thermo and inferred imaging. Light filters applied during each step in bright or dark areas helps to retrieve detailed data. While the validity of this process has been questioned by doubters because of the details it provides, Mr. Nussbeck is convinced of its accuracy.

"To see all of the photos involved in the challenge please visit this link link and try to debunk them yourself for a chance at the $10,000. To contact Mr. Nussbeck directly, please send an email to rnsuitcase@aol.com."

[Enchante]

I’ll wait until the aliens announce themselves to us as our world’s new slave-masters before I worry about it.

Of course I could offer myself for one of those “alien abduction” dreams if the drugs are good enough......

[Godebert]

This would appear to be Series and Hugh.

[Reagan Man]

The von Daniken Syndrome is alive and well!

[mysterio]

Looks like he’ll be paying out $10k pretty quickly. Space monsters aren’t visiting earth.

[Sloth]

What an utter, steaming pantload.

During the penetrating photographic process special equipment uses x-ray, thermo and inferred imaging.

Do you think they meant infrared?

[Russ]

They might be real but that doesn’t mean they are alien.

[JoeProBono]

"The photo below is of the Humanoid using PPP and X-Ray/Thermo imaging of the face is a penetrating look at what lies beyond the image. A complex circuitry system is seen surrounding the pictograph of the Alien face. PPP has been used on many Alien space craft photo's and video's over the last year producing clear images of pictographs on the Hull of every Alien craft. Pictographs seem to be the common factor found on every Alien Craft regardless of type or size."

[ConservativeMind]

This guy is crazy.

He makes up his photographs, which look like nothing which would make sense, then asks others to prove he didn't photograph something real?

Bizarre thinking. Of course, no one will know what they heck he's got a picture of, so no payout occurs and he has “proof” they are real because they can't be disproven.

[ConservativeMind]

“Inferred imaging” might mean the interpolation/extrapolation process they are using to “find” creatures in random pixels of garbage.

[JoeProBono]

http://www.ufodigest.com/israel.html

[Zuben Elgenubi]

That looks like the “Wandering Gnome” (You’ll never roam alone).

[JoeProBono]

Ping

[Yo-Yo]

False color enhancement of JPEG compression artifacts. Where's my $10 Large?

[bperiwinkle7]

looks like an electron microscope pic of a virus...nasty things...

[cripplecreek]

I'll accept 10 million dollars from anyone who can prove I didn't ...um, "produce" this photograph".

[cripplecreek]

Looks like Aztec or Inca to me.

[JoeProBono]

"Where's my $10 Large?"

How's your printer?

[netmilsmom]

I think that’s my Mother-in-law.

[Vaquero]