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My guess it was a long distant photo of a rocket launch, did they have any launches that day? I doubt its a UFO because most good cases indicate a non propellant drive. Iam almost certain its a rocket.
 
It's what happens if you put a sandwich on top of a MacBook Pro... WHOOMPH
 
Unidentified flying objects don't bother me. Just because I can't identfy it doesn't mean I need to make up stories about what it is. Unless it lands on my roof and alien beings step out, I assume it's a plane or military test, a meteor or other atmospheric phenomenon, or a doctored photo.
 
Ooh. And one over Peru yesterday.


I was so wrapped up in UFOs (and UFOlogists and Nostradamus) as a kid. I read everything.

Now my sense of wonder is reduced to: Who photoshops this stuff, and why?
 
I believe some UFO sightings to be accurate. Sometimes, too many people have seen a UFO in the air for it to be just b.s. Sure, it could be a military plane or something, but when thousands of people phone in to report one incident, and 3 people videotape something hovering in the air for like 10 seconds, it's hard for anyone to make up a reason for that.

Oh, and I always wonder why, in this day and age with photography equipment being where it is, why photos of UFOs are always extremely blurry. :p
 
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Oh, and I always wonder why, in this day and age with photography equipment being where it is, why photos of UFOs are always extremely blurry. :p
The photos aren't blurry; they are in fact sharp. But the UFOs themselves have pixelated paint on them, with edges that melt into their surroundings, for protection. ;)
 
That's not a UFO.

That's Marty!!
 

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