| ID | #1623346715 |
| Added | Thu, 10/06/2021 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | Ronald Nussbeck
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| Phenomena | |
| Status | Research
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On October 2, 2009, three web pages were posted on this website under the headline "UFO photographed by the world's leading imaging expert discovers aliens", signed by Ronald Nussbeck.
The article claimed that Ron S. Stewart, an inventor and imaging scientist, was traveling east in Texas on Highway 59 toward Wharton in the late summer of 2005, as usual, with a 35mm Fujica Model ST-605 camera with SLR and Hanimex film. The telephoto lens is 200 mm, because photography is his passion.
The sun was just setting, and a storm was brewing overhead, when he noticed a bright flashing red-and-white light in the middle of a large dark black cloud directly overhead. He stopped his car on the side of the road and got out with his camera because he knew it was "not a jet plane or a plane" as "it" was standing completely still in the sky.
He saw a smaller UFO appear from under the UFO and rush to a clearing in the sky near the "Mother Ship", and stopped. He then quickly snapped the images left in his camera as the small UFO bobbed for more than 15 seconds before flying off into the clouds.
The website states that Ron S. Stewart has been the most sought-after scientist among Fortune 500 companies for some time, "one company has twice requested technical presentations on his visualization process for a possible partnership/ alliance," as well as from the international UFO community, and that his "work will be presented at the 19th Annual International UFO Congress and Film Festival on Saturday, February 27, 2010, from 8:30 to 11:45 at the Aquarius Resort in Laughlin, Nevada.
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Date: Summer 2005
Location: Texas
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Summary: On October 2, 2009, this website posted three web pages headlined “UFO Photographed By World’s Leading Imaging Scientist Reveals Extraterrestrials”, signed Ronald Nussbeck. The article claimed that Ron S. Stewart, inventor and imaging scientist, traveled east in Texas on Highway 59 towards Wharton in the late summer of 2005, as usual with a Fujica model ST-605 35 mm-camera using SLR type film and a Hanimex 200 mm telephoto lens, as photography is his passion. The Sun was just setting, there was a storm looming overhead, when he noticed a bright flashing red and white light in the midst of a large dark black cloud just over head. He pulled his car to the side of the road, climbed out with his camera, because he knew it was “not a jet or a plane” since “it” stood perfectly still in the sky. He saw a smaller UFO emerging beneath the UFO and speeding off to a clearing in the sky just a short distance away from “the Mother ship” and stopped. He then snapped the remaining pictures left in his camera in rapid succession as the small UFO stood wobbled for more than 15 seconds before speeding off into the clouds. The website says Ron S. Stewart has for some time now been the most sought after scientist by Fortune 500 companies, “one company has twice requested Technical Presentations on his Imaging process for possible Partnership/Alliance” as well as by the International UFO community, and that his “work will be displayed at the 19th Annual International UFO Congress Convention and Film Festival, Saturday February 27, 2010 at 8:30 am to 11:45 am at the Aquarius Resort in Laughlin, Nevada.” The website shows images they said to be “produced by APEP, (Advanced Photographic Extraction Process)” and to be “shocking to say the least”, “but very telling.”
Source: Ronald Nussbeck
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