| ID | #1487226190 |
| Added | Thu, 16/02/2017 |
| Author | July N. |
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| Status | Result
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Initial data
A resident of the United States of America claims that she managed to photograph the ghostly plane. According to Karina, heck, she flew to Las Vegas (Nevada) and right before landing in "the world capital of gambling" photographed from the window of an airliner is something amazing. Back in the sky "flew" another Airbus – made from clouds!
In the below picture, taken SLR camera "Nikon D40 Kit", clearly visible body, tail, wing, nose and even cabin "cloud" of the aircraft. Many, of course, say that this is a common optical illusion (called pareidolia), but such a coincidence is hard to believe. You might think that large cloud specifically took the form of a passenger plane in order to demonstrate something to people.
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Hypotheses
Cloud (natural and man-made)
Clouds are the products of condensation of water vapor suspended in the atmosphere, visible in the sky from the surface of the earth. They consist of tiny drops of water and/or ice crystals (called cloud elements).
Pareidolic illusion
A variety of visual illusions (the so-called "sensory illusions additions"); is the formation of illusory images, as a basis which are the details of the real object. Thus, the vague and obscure the visual image is perceived as something distinct and defined — for example, figures of people and animals in the clouds, the image of a man on the moon, "a hidden message", audible when you reverse the audio recordings, the shadows formed by leaves or complexes of objects in certain lighting (sometimes at a certain angle).
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Investigation
Based on appearance, it's really just a cloud of unusual shape.
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Cloud (natural and man-made)
Clouds are the products of condensation of water vapor suspended in the atmosphere, visible in the sky from the surface of the earth. They consist of tiny drops of water and/or ice crystals (called cloud elements).
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