| ID | #1489762373 |
| Added | Fri, 17/03/2017 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | |
| Phenomena | |
| Status | Hypothesis
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Initial data
2002 - Norwich - According to a female eyewitness, she felt that something had to happen before a UFO appeared.
The picture was taken in 2002 from her apartment in Norwich with a 35mm camera, 400 ISO and a telephoto lens. Some sources indicate that the photo was taken on November 18, 2005.
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Norwich, Norfolk. Rachel V. Kleypas-Sparrow in July 2002 photographed a UFO over her property in England, which looks like a spinning top. It was captured by her husband's camera.
Her husband photographed another one in 2005. In both cases, she felt them. She can confirm that his painting does not depict a street lamp and there is nothing above the church tower in this direction. The camera was a standard 35 mm 400 ISO film with a telephoto lens.
Original news
Norwich, Norfolk
Rachel V. Kleypas-Sparrow fotograferede et UFO i juli 2002 over sin grund i England Det ligner en snurretop. Det blev taget med hendes mands kamera.
Hendes mand fotograferede et andet i 2005. I begge tilfælde fornemmede hun dem. Hun kan bekræfte, at hans billede ikke forestiller en gadelygte og der findes intet i den retning over kirketårnet. Kameraet var en standard 35 mm 400 ISO film med telefoto-linse.
Hypotheses
Уличный фонарь
In many cities (especially European) are widely distributed street lights, weighing on an extension wire. Sometimes, when photographing a landscape, a lantern in the sky can be mistaken for a UFO if the wires will not be visible (e.g. under a certain angle).
It happens that the author deliberately blurs the wires.
Sometimes these lights are used for an intentional imitation of a UFO due to osobennostei design.
Sometimes a UFO can be taken lights caught in the frame part, or as a contrast object against a plain background when shooting at night.
Investigation
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