(I've heard this one argued both sides but haven't been completely convinced by the arguments of how this could be illusion)
(this one is especially good... I don't know who could possibly argue that the UFO doesn't quickly change direction and that something shoots at it and misses.. unless that's not what is in the video at all. but then wtf is?)
Indeed the first few photos looked like it was being projected. Overall the whole thing is fake. Sorry for those who got their hopes up and posted this on their facebooks asap.
-A UFO (could be anything) pops on chinese radars (provided the source is good) -We get photos that could easily be photoshops or whatever, 0 video footage... If it were real, you would have hours of video footage from every angle.
It's likely that there was a "UFO" (aka, unexpected plane or something like that), and then people made up some pictures.
On July 15 2010 13:37 travis wrote: kinda looks like something being projected if that's light being put out, light would be expanding from the source, not condensing.
I was thinking this same thing
and before I get all excited, here are some possibilities:
-it was meant to be seen -it wasn't meant to be seen but couldn't be helped
meant to: chinese gov't some other gov't some other organization extraterrestrial, or unknown terrestrial lifeform
wasn't meant to: same list as above
what makes all the difference is what that was and why it was there. unless these things are definitively put to the general public's knowledge those awesome lights in the sky are only fancy lights in the sky
I know aliens are there and I wish their knowledge would be put to the public
Can you explain what's going on in the first video? I'm too lazy to watch the entire 6 minute of it and skimming through it is not helping me understand . Thanks for the videos though! Very interesting.
OP's pictures look fake lol. However, does anyone know where I can find that 40 min long video taken by the Purple Mountain Astronomical Observatory people took?
Looks obvious to me that its a weather controlling device. Pretty aurora effects. Maybe it's related with all the anti-missile tech china was all into earlier. That huge puff when it speeds up or whatever is friggin awesome. Pwwooooooof
On July 15 2010 13:45 Trizz wrote: pictures look too clean
I agree. We all know that pictures of Big foot, Loch Ness and Aliens are supposed to be blurry and incapable of being made out.
Must be fake.
(Looks like a floating street light)
I think Bigfoot is blurry, that's the problem. It's not the photographer's fault. Bigfoot is blurry, and that's extra scary to me. There's a large, out-of-focus monster roaming the countryside. Run, he's fuzzy, get out of here. /Mitch Hedberg