Calling all flight trackers/ UFO hunters.......

It doesn't have to be, even not being a sharp close up we can still identify what it is from a woman who took a picture with a crap smartphone which you say can't happen.

Anyway, I'm beginning to think you are trolling now, nobody can be worse than Giorgio or Von Daniken for believing absolute rubbish.
It's harder at night to capture that clear image so yeah, aliens.
 
Years ago, whilst stumbling around the internet, I came across a page which explained in detail how to create a tin foil hat which would prevent you from being abducted by aliens. I thought it was hilarious. I sent the link to a friend of mine.
When I next met up with him I asked what he thought of it. "Yeah, mildly amusing", he said. I then asked his missus what she thought of it. She was convinced it wouldn't work. After a few moments pause I subtly changed the conversation to something entirely different.
She's a lovely person. :)
 
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It's not amazing at all. This has been discussed time and time again here. Try taking a sharp shot of something high up in the sky moving at speed. It's incredibly difficult unless you happen to be carrying around a very capable DSLR with a zoom lens. Most people will only have on them a smartphone.

The shots above are very good indeed for what they are.
Really??
A lot of people have excellent cameras many with tripods and super zoom lenses. Yet nobody seems to have a single good sharp images of an alien. Not one. Don't you think that is telling??
 
Really??
A lot of people have excellent cameras many with tripods and super zoom lenses. Yet nobody seems to have a single good sharp images of an alien. Not one. Don't you think that is telling??
Obviously aliens have camo technology and they fudge the lenses on any camera with 50 miles.

;)
 
Really??
A lot of people have excellent cameras many with tripods and super zoom lenses. Yet nobody seems to have a single good sharp images of an alien. Not one. Don't you think that is telling??

Read my post again. I said this:

It's incredibly difficult unless you happen to be carrying around a very capable DSLR with a zoom lens.

Try reading what someone has actually written next time. Most people, as in, over 99.9% of people, when they're out for the day, do not happen to be carrying around a DSLR camera with a tripod and zoom lens.
 
Wow, that slightly awkward moment when you know you'll never, ever be able to take a certain individual seriously again, no matter what the subject is.

It's worrying that the World spends millions if not billions looking for ET's and not a sniff but Lysander sees them everywhere.
 
It's worrying that the World spends millions if not billions looking for ET's and not a sniff but Lysander sees them everywhere.
This is the thing I don’t get. There’s multiple government and non government organisations round the world spending huge sums of money on satellites, telescopes, radio telescopes etc all looking out to space for signs of life yet none think it’s worthwhile to divert funds for a more ‘terrestrial’ search. Maybe they don’t want to capture that 1 definitive image that would make all involved rich and famous!? Maybe all those very clever folk focussed on the stars looking for signs of alien life just never thought to look closer to home. Or maybe there’s another reason……hmmmm :p
 
First of all, check your local gym to make sure nobody has mislaid one of their personal fabulous 20KG wide-plate dumbbells?
 
it's not a million miles off this

Osprey tilt rotor over the Brecon Beacons? That’ll be the Hereford Hooligans practicing night air operations.
 
Funnily enough in the mid 90s was one of my best UFO sightings.
I was traveling on the A50 to Uttoxeter and over to our left was a strange object in the sky and my mate decided to pull into a layby and we got out to watch it.
No phone cameras at that time so just had to take in the experience when suddenly it started to move in a different direction and we could then tell what it was - a helicopter.
If we hadn't had pulled over that would have been one of my "It is a UFO " stories.
 
I used to see quite a few UFOs when I was dating the wife 10 years ago as we'd drive out to countryside for some quiet time. Mostly the glowing orbs moving up and down near the horizon but we once saw a black metalic bell/olskool whistling kettle shaped object about 200m away.
 
Decades of nonsense alien chat, just because the US gov decided to use aliens as a cover for their weapons research.

It's a spectacular success due to the lack of common sense in a large part of the population.
 
Really??
A lot of people have excellent cameras many with tripods and super zoom lenses. Yet nobody seems to have a single good sharp images of an alien. Not one. Don't you think that is telling??
It makes perfect sense. Without knowing the flight plan or flight path getting a random shot of one of the mass number of planes flying daily without specialist equipment is next to impossible and if you do manage it then chances are its going to be blurred, lacking in detail if its flying high and fast. Getting that shot is near impossible. If you now imagine that plane is a UFO and there are 100,000's less of them in the air that near impossible shot just got multiple orders of magnitude harder. Which is why there is enough evidence to prove UFO's are real just not enough evidence to prove what they are.
 
This is the thing I don’t get. There’s multiple government and non government organisations round the world spending huge sums of money on satellites, telescopes, radio telescopes etc all looking out to space for signs of life yet none think it’s worthwhile to divert funds for a more ‘terrestrial’ search. Maybe they don’t want to capture that 1 definitive image that would make all involved rich and famous!? Maybe all those very clever folk focussed on the stars looking for signs of alien life just never thought to look closer to home. Or maybe there’s another reason……hmmmm :p
They have done in a way. One example relatively recently the US Navy said UFO’s have been seen by their Jet pilots backed up by radar, and eyewitness including radar operators and technicians. They have created an official Task Force to investigate. They are not alone other governments have said the same thing. Other task forces have been created. They are not saying the UFO's are alien, only that UFO's are real and need looking into.
 
Which is why there is enough evidence to prove UFO's
If I wrap a four finger kit kat in tin foil and throw it across the office, then that's a UFO. If people want to speculate that there's actually aliens wrapped up in that tin foil, then it's basically Schroedinger's Cat territory.
 
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