The Very Best UFO Photos and Footage

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Posted by RatRodRob...RRR (here)

Posted by Mike Gorman (here)

Posted by RatRodRob...RRR (here)

Posted by Mark (Star Mariner) (here)
Post #5
The Enigmatic and ever-Controversial...
Billy Meier

If just one of these pics were proven authentic, that is a game changer........................................... RRR

It would have been indisputable if only one of these photos were of a landed craft showing an actual occupant exiting the ship, if these beam ships are authentic visitors from the Pleiades location, why can we not simply see one of them occupying these craft, you know, if so much trouble was went to for these to be here on Earth, why not this last, most revealing step, what is so hard about this given the context of the craft being here? Am I being unreasonable with this?

"It would have been indisputable if only one of these photos were of a landed craft showing an actual occupant exiting the ship"

Hi mike, not unreasonable to ask about such things, my answer (Off the top of my head) is that there are hundreds even thousands or perhaps millions around the world that would say they have seen NHI beings that come from UFOs.
There is a great account of a woman (not alone) that saw and interacted with beings that come out of a landed craft, there was also another car with people inside that had also stopped to watch this spectacle, its in Australia along time ago, ill try find the vid, it was made into a short docco................................... RRR

Gday Mike , this is the Kelly Cahill case in Australia, this encounter included beings.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=YH7UsuNulFk

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Posted by Bill Ryan (here)
My disappointment with the various apparently real ET photos that have been published over the years is that while they're all more or less anthropomorphic (a head, two eyes, two arms, two legs, etc), none of them are in any way attractive. (Like Semjase was supposed to be!)

I'd love to see a real photo of one of the very human-looking types, the giant 'Dimpietro' notwithstanding. They must exist, but for one reason or another have never yet seen the light of day.

Here you go...




The amazing 1980's case of Italian Contactee Maurizio Cavallo and his photos of Clarion ETS.

Source: Paola Harris youtube

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=LmVGym44u68

Book:
Beyond the Heavens: A Story of Contact
Paperback – 8 April 2008

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Beyond-Heav.../dp/1434376656

Description:

Maurizio Cavallo's book reveals a secret so powerful in its transformative potential, that national security agencies around the world have been vigorously suppressing it for over fifty years. Human looking extraterrestrials are visiting and living among us; and come with a message of individual empowerment, global peace and social upliftment.

This book takes you through an Italian contactee's astonishing journey where he experienced a truth that transformed his personal world. A similar experience lies on the road ahead for all those willing to experience contact with human looking visitors from other worlds who can help transform our lives and our planet. Michael E. Salla, Ph.D.Author, Exopolitics: Political Implications of the Extraterrestrial Presence (2004) Beyond the Heavens is an unearthly experience and a realization that we have human looking aliens quite like us living and working on Earth.

It is their intention says Maurizio to raise the "vibration" of this humanity, aid us in the coming Earth changes and most of all to offer us hope that we will find our true destiny in the stars. Paola Harris Journalist/ Researcher Author, Connecting the Dots: Making Sense of the UFO Phenomena Exopolitics: How Does One Speak to a Ball Of Light To express Maurizio Cavallo's-Jhlos works of serene beauty we should have, as he has, the gift of silence and his same lightly sensual sense of the sacred.Journalist and philosopher, painter, sculptor and musician, Maurizio Cavallo met inhabitants of a planet in the third galaxy distant from Earth, about 150,000 light years away. Michel Gay Art critic, Chairman of the Peintres en Provence Association Author of several historic research books for which he was granted the French Legion of Honor.

[Mark (Star Mariner)]

A one-off post this time and a relatively breaking case.

Two girls capture footage of a disc-shaped object hovering over power lines in broad daylight.

Date: December 23 2025
Location: Columbia (again).

https://x.com/FeministLetter/status/2005442366908612750

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An Italian team of experts have since analysed the video. Conclusion: footage was taken with a Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra. No signs of editing or pixel filters detected, supporting authenticity.


Analysis Video (in Spanish)

https://x.com/FeministLetter/status/2006430851714982098

[Vicus]

Analyzing the Physics of the 2004 USS Princeton Encounter: 5,370 Gs, Metric Engineering, and the Interdimensional Hypothesis.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=k7oeg6FUhd0

This video analyzes the extraordinary physics behind the 2004 USS Princeton encounter, specifically examining the 5,370 Gs of acceleration calculated by physicist Kevin Knuth. Instead of the typical "nuts and bolts" spaceship theory, the content explores Dr. Hal Puthoff’s "metric engineering" and whether these objects are creating isolated space-time bubbles.

I personally find the connection between "Missing Time" cases (like Val Johnson) and Einstein's General Relativity in the context of these UAPs to be one of the most compelling arguments for the interdimensional hypothesis. The video argues that we might be looking at frequency-shifting energy rather than physical craft from another planet.

What do you think about the idea that UAPs are "materializing" by tuning into our visible spectrum? Does the scientific data from the Nimitz encounter support this more than the traditional ET hypothesis?

https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/commen...uss_princeton/

[Tintin]

@Mark:

What's your take on the Calvine photograph (taken August 1990)? It looks pretty darned authentic to me....

[Mark (Star Mariner)]

Real. Strongly evidenced by the fact that it was 'hidden' from the public for so long. It's anyone's guess what it actually is. Mine is: terrestrial. One of ours. At the time this was taken there was a lot of chatter in UFO circles about the top secret Aurora Project. It's possible we're looking at Aurora or something closely related to it. That's just a guess though.

[Tintin]

Posted by Mark (Star Mariner) (here)
Real. Strongly evidenced by the fact that it was 'hidden' from the public for so long. It's anyone's guess what it actually is. Mine is: terrestrial. One of ours. At the time this was taken there was a lot of chatter in UFO circles about the top secret Aurora Project. It's possible we're looking at Aurora or something closely related to it. That's just a guess though.

Thanks

[Tintin]

Posted by Bill Ryan (here)
I posted this back in January 2013 to start a thread I titled A very high-resolution UFO photo.

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Hi, All:

A friend gave me this photo last night. It was taken by a friend of his, a number of years ago, in Peru. The original was sent to Art Bell, who apparently never returned it.

This photo posted here is a high-resolution scan (which I did myself at 2400 dpi) of a good first-generation print. The digital images have not been altered or touched-up in any way.

The original high-resolution photo (5.3 Mb) can be downloaded here:

http://projectavalon.net/Peru_UFO.jpg

Bill: do we know what year that was taken? Not critical but it'd be helpful

[Mark (Star Mariner)]

^ that's up in the air, could be one of several years. We'll see what Bill says.

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Historic Mashup #1

Here follows a selection of UFO images of historical note. Many are well-known and have been on the circuit for decades. No question here of AI fakery and such, but that doesn't rule out hoaxing in these cases by other methods. As far as has been determined by photographic experts and Ufologists, these images don't sit squarely in that category, in that they cannot be proven to be fakes.

The Adamski Images
Controversy has surrounded George Adamski for years, the man who claimed to have had contact with Nordic-looking saucer men from Venus in the 1950s. Tim Good wrote extensively on the Adamski case. He could not categorically debunk his many contact stories, or his images, and indeed cites instances where other witnesses were present or nearby when certain contacts occurred, and who saw the craft, hence corroborating Adamski's claims. However, Good concedes that Adamski went to considerable extremes to sustain his story and his celebrity by over-elaborating, often wildly, particularly near the end when under attack by doubters. This is called UFO disease, you can read something of this here. It is a genuine phenomenon. Whatever the truth, you cannot deny that Adamski almost certainly experienced something extraordinary at least once. Adamski after all visited the White House, the Pentagon, and had an audience with the Pope. Leaders of the world do not open their doors to cranks and liars.













Trindade, 1958
One of Ufology's most celebrated images. It was January 1958. The place, Trindade, a small Atlantic island 600 miles off the coast of Brazil. A small base was situated on the island for oceanographic and meteorological research. It was operated by the Brazilian Navy. Weather balloons were launched daily. They were designed to explode in the upper atmosphere, releasing the instrument packages which would parachute to earth to be retrieved by the researchers. It was during these experiments that silvery UFOs, buzzing the island, were first observed. They seemed to be monitoring the balloons' movements. The first major sighting occurred on the sixth. The base’s chief officer, Cmdr. Carlos A. Bacellar, had just overseen the launching of a weather balloon into the morning sky, mostly clear but for a large cumulus cloud at 14,000 feet. Inside the radio cabin Bacellar listened to the signals the balloon emitted as it ascended. Suddenly, those signals inexplicably diminished, then went dead.

Soon, a silvery object emerged from behind the cloud. As it moved slowly from the southwest to the east, a technician gazing through a theodolite spotted it and alerted the commander, who viewed it briefly through binoculars. Crescent-shaped and bright white in colour, the object reversed course at one point and remained in sight for some time before it entered a cloud bank. In the early afternoon a few days later, the Almirante Saldanha sat anchored off the south coast of Trindade and prepared for a return trip to Rio de Janeiro. 48 crew members and passengers were aboard. An object was observed approaching the island. Among the witnesses was Almiro Barauna, a civilian who had been brought along because of his skill in underwater photography. Barauna gave this account to João Martins of the magazine 0 Cruzeiro:

"I had my Rolleiflex 2.8-model E, which was kept inside an aluminum box for protection against the corrosive effects of water and salt. I had left my Leica with a telephoto lens in my cabin a few minutes before. The deck was full of sailors and officers. Suddenly Mr. Amilar Vieira and [retired Air Force] Capt. [José Teobaldo] Viegas called to me, pointing to a certain spot in the sky and yelling about a bright object which was approaching the island.

At this same moment, when I was still trying to see what it was, Lt. Homero [Ribeiro] — the ship’s dentist — came from the bow toward us, running, pointing to the sky and also yelling about an object he was sighting. He was so disturbed and excited that he almost fell down after colliding with a cable. Then I was finally able to locate the object by the flash it emitted. It was already close to the island.

It glittered at certain moments, perhaps reflecting the sunlight, perhaps changing its own light — I don't know. It was coming over the sea, moving toward the point called the Galo Crest. I had lost 30 seconds looking for the object, but the camera was already in my hands, ready, when I sighted it clearly silhouetted against the clouds. I shot two photos before it disappeared behind Desejado Peak. My camera was set at speed 125, with the aperture at F8, and this was the cause of an overexposure error, as I discovered later.

The object remained out of sight for a few seconds — behind the peak — reappearing bigger in size and flying in the opposite direction, but lower and closer than before, and moving at a higher speed. I shot the third photo. The fourth and fifth ones were lost, not only because of the speed the saucer was moving, but also for another reason: in the confusion produced as a result of the sighting, I was being pulled and pushed by other persons also trying to spot the object and, as a consequence, photographed the sea and the island only — not the object. It was moving again toward the sea, in the direction from which it had come, and it appeared to stop in mid-air for a brief time. At that moment I shot my last photo (the last on the film). After about 10 seconds, the object continued to increase its distance from the ship, gradually diminishing in size and finally disappearing into the horizon.

The object was gray, metallic, and solid-looking, though surrounded by a greenish haze or mist. With a ring running through its midsection, it resembled a flattened version of the planet Saturn."

This sighting came under scrutiny immediately. Many attempts were made to debunk it, especially by professional debunker and Harvard University astronomer Donald H. Menzel, who claimed the photos were nothing more than a result of a "simple double exposure".

In the 70's, Ground Saucer Watch (GSW), which specialized in analysis of purported UFO photographs (and which had rejected most as phony), subjected Barauna's prints to a computer-processing technique, focusing on edge enhancement, color-contouring, picture-cell distortion, and digitizing. GSW’s specialists came to these conclusions:

"The UFO image is over 50 feet in diameter. The UFO image in each case reveals a vast distance from the photographer/camera. The photographs show no signs of hoax (i.e., a hand-thrown or suspended model). The UFO image is reflecting light and passed all computer tests for an image with substance. The image represents no known type of aircraft or experimental balloon. Digital densitometry reveals a metallic reflection. We are of the unanimous opinion that the Brazilian photos are authentic and represent an extraordinary flying object of unknown origin."







Rex Heflin
Rex Heflin, an Orange County highway inspector, was at work in a county vehicle at 12:37 P.M on August 3, 1965, when he saw a hat-shaped object hovering above the road. He grabbed his Polaroid camera normally used to record highway obstructions or other problems and took three photographs of the object and a fourth of a black "smoke ring" left behind by the object after it departed at high speed. He reported seeing a rotating band of light on the underside of the object (like the sweep of a radar beam).

Heflin twice tried to radio his base during the sighting, but the radio would not work. (It functioned normally after the object departed.) One of the photographs was published by the Santa Ana Register on September 20, 1965; then the story was picked up by the national newswire services.

The Los Angeles Subcommittee of NICAP, headed by Isabel Epperson, conducted a thorough investigation of the case, including a detailed character and background check, on-site investigation and measurements (by engineer John Gray), and photoanalysis. Both Heflin and the newspaper cooperated fully in the investigation.

Computer enhancement and photoanalysis was conducted by Robert Nathan at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, working with first-generation prints and copy negatives made by the newspaper. Among other things, the analysis established photographic evidence to confirm the "light beam" on the underside of the object. The Air Force issued a statement declaring the photographs a hoax, which was strongly disputed by NICAP. Nathan specifically ruled out a model suspended by a string as the explanation.

Unknown parties later attempted to tamper with the evidence and manipulate information. The copy negatives were obtained from Heflin under false pretences by someone pretending to be from the North American Air Defense Command. Years later, Bill Spaulding of Ground Saucer Watch, using computer enhancement techniques, reported finding a line-like marking above the object, suggestive of a supporting string, implying that the UFO was hoaxed by using a small model. However, the alleged "line" clearly was either an artefact created by multigenerational copying of the photographs or a deliberately introduced marking to discredit Heflin. No such line was found in the originals by Nathan, the newspaper, or NICAP analysts.

In 1993, MUFON photoanalyst Jeffrey Sainio re-examined Spaulding's work and rejected the string hypothesis.

Technical data: Polaroid Model 101,114 mm focal length, variable aperture, built-in light meter, automatic settings; Type 107 black & white film, ASA 3000.

Conclusion: "A highly credible, thoroughly investigated case that meets all the criteria for significant evidence of a real, structured, unidentified object.





The Taskhkent Craft
Images of this spectacular craft were taken by Volodymyr B. from the 8th floor balcony of a building in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, on the afternoon of November 7th 1990. Not much more is known about it, but it is thought to be part of a much larger multi-person contactee story, the details of which (and given the time-frame) are scant in Western nations.









More images exist from other sightings, such as two years later by Tashkent contactee Rafael. ETs allegedly told him: "There will be an object in the skies on January 1st or 2nd."

It happened on January 2nd, 1992: "In the Kara-Kamysh area I saw a silver ball with a bright glow that hung over the kindergarten, (the school is located next to the houses 5 and 7) at 12 o'clock in the morning. Then I saw the same in the area of the Alai market and thereafter, once again, over the kindergarten after returning home."

Another contactee, Eldar H. rented a camera in the hope of filming it. Three rolls of film were used, and the UAP was found on only one of the frames. The photo was taken in the Yunus-Abad area.