ID | #1489569091 |
Añadido | Mié, 15/03/2017 |
Autor | July N. |
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Estado | Hipótesis
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Datos iniciales
El 16 de octubre de 1957. – la base de la fuerza aérea "Холломэн", nuevo méxico. El autor de la fotografía – la enfermera ella louise Фортун. Todo ocurrió al norte de Туларозы. A partir de las fotografías que figuran en el sitio web, se puede ver que no todos los ovnis son los mismos.
Фортун hizo la fotografía en movimiento de 54 mu de la Carretera alrededor de la 1:30 de la noche. Su cámara Kodak Pony 135, se ha cargado la película de color, pero ella no pensaba en la fotografía, cuando vio por primera vez el objeto. Dijo que el ovni estaba sobre авиабазой inmóvil.
La enfermera hizo su pequeño vagón de ferrocarril de puente al norte de Тулароса y cuando ella llegó a la cima y se inclinó hacia abajo de la colina, vio un objeto en el oeste-noroeste (WNW), en llamas blanco achatado яйцеобразный objeto puro y el cielo azul.
Ella siguió a conducir un coche, viendo como sea posible, pero sin poner en riesgo al volante. A unos 6 kilómetros al norte de Туларозы ella decidió hacer la foto, para obtener un testimonio de lo que vio. Ella se detuvo, hizo una, y luego continuó su camino hacia el asentamiento de Tres Ríos, donde visitó индейскую paciente.
El objeto parecía inmóvil todo el tiempo, con expresa el borde. Es poco, no había viento.
Imagen apareció por primera vez en el periódico de Portales y editor, parecía que pensaba que el objeto, es probable, puede ser un paracaídas o el globo con la tela, тянущимся en el sur. El objeto no se refleje la luz, y de acuerdo a elle, él tenía una densidad y, al parecer, irradia su propia luz. La falta de viento excluye la posibilidad de que el objeto podría ser un globo, o paracaídas.
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Noticias originales
On the 16th of October 1957, Miss Ella Louise Fortune, Welfare Nurse at the Mescalero Indian Reservation, photographed an unconventional aerial object which was hovering over the Holloman North Test Range. Her camera, a Kodak Pony 135, was loaded with color film’ but she didn’t think of a picture when she first saw the object. Nurse Fortune tooled her little station wagon up the railroad overpass Just north of Tularosa, and when she reached the top and angled down the decline, she saw the object to the WNW, a glowing white flattened egg-shaped object Srinrt a clear blue sky. She continued to drive’ watching as much as she could without taking unnecessary chances with her driving. At about 6 miles north of Tularosa, she decided to snap a picture so that she would have pictorial evidence of what she had seen. She stopped, made one exposure, then continued on her way to the Three Rivers Settlement where she checked and visited an Indian patient. The object had appeared to be motionless at all times, with a clearly defined edge. There was little or no wind. The picture first appeared In the Portales, New Mexico paper and the editor seemed to think the object might probably be a parachute or balloon with the linen trailing to the south. The object did not reflect light, and according to Ella Fortune, it had density, and appeared to emit its own light. The absence of wind precludes the possibility that the object might have been either balloon or parachute, as there was no billowing of the object, so characteristic and obvious in a balloon or parachute flight. When Miss Fortune was interviewed by Mr. and Mrs. Iorenzen, she was very positive about the impression that the object was a dense object-not nebulous and filmy like a cloud. The high-lying wind-blown clouds in the sky which are also obvious in the picture indicate wind at high altitude, at least 10,000 feet. When asked whether she felt the object night have been a lenticular cloud, Miss Fortune said that she was very familiar with lenticular cloud structures, and was positive the object in question was not a cloud of any kind. A preliminary analysis was done by Mr. Brown. He found, in heightening the contrast, that a rim and other contours on the object were brought out, but that the “trail” faded almost to nothing. The apparent distance between the object and the mountains is about 15 miles, or approximately hallway between Highway 54 and the San Andreas Mountains, seen in the background. Miss Fortune felt that the object was about halfway between her position and the mountains. It is regrettable that she did not take other exposures of the object at several points along the road; they would have been invaluable for the purpose of triangulation to gain some knowledge as [o size. Professional mathematicians and analysts in the Alamogordo membership, who are employed at Holloman and familiar with current missile, balloon and parachute research projects, have admitted that their evaluation must conclude that the pictured object is an unconventional aerial object. A more detailed and intensive analysis is being exerted by Mr. Hopf, our photographic consultant, and we hope to include the results in the July Bulletin.
Hipótesis
Nube (natural y artificial)
Las nubes son productos de condensación de vapor de agua suspendidos en la atmósfera, visibles en el cielo desde la superficie de la tierra. Consisten en pequeñas gotas de agua y/o cristales de hielo (llamados elementos de nube).
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