This is the oldest UFO photograph ever taken. It was captured from the top of Mount Washington
by a weather observatory which was monitoring cloud formations in the area.
The image shows a cigar-shaped object, surprisingly reminiscent of an alien spacecraft. What makes
this photo all the more interesting is that it was taken before the era of planes. So,
if nothing man-made was in the skies in 1870, what could this be?
Also, as the picture was taken with a stereo photography camera, specialists believe it
to be near-impossible to fake or manipulate.
The identity of the photographer is a mystery. All that is known is that this photo was taken
at Cave Junction, Oregon in the late 1920s. It is a classic image: a large, disc-shaped
object hovering above a landscape. What is it? Where was it going? Nobody knows. All
that can be said is that at the time this was produced, it would have been extremely
difficult to fake such an image.
At 2:25am on the 25th of February, 1942, alarm sirens blared out across Los Angeles. However,
this was not because of a Japanese attack, as many people suspected at the time.
The strange objects which lit up the sky above the city were not of any known origin.
Within an hour, anti-aircraft artillery guns fired a barrage of shells at several of the
red and silver UFOs. The attack had no effect: the UFOs remained untouched.
Eventually, the fleet of objects disappeared into the night sky.
South African Elizabeth Klarer was a self-proclaimed abductee who was said to have received telepathic
messages from “Space Brothers” since she was a child.
This photograph is of a supposed alien spacecraft which landed on the foothills of the Drakensberg
Mountains in July 1955. From the spaceship emerged “Akon”, Klarer’s contact and
alien being, described as tall with white hair.
Klarer was well-known and respected, having worked for Air Force Intelligence. Her photos
and claims were supported by leading Ufologists. Elizabeth Klarer never renounced her claims,
dying in 1994 at the age of 83.
Captured by a Costa Rican government plane on an official mapping mission, this extraordinary
image seemingly depicts a large UFO either entering or emerging from Lago de Cote.
Due to its links to the government, this photo has been analysed extensively by various professional
organisations and individuals. By using features of the landscape as reference points, the
object appears to be more than 200 metres in diameter. The overriding consensus has
been of genuineness, and that the image was neither artificially created nor the result
of a camera anomaly. However, nobody has been able to explain what
it was, or what it might have been doing there.
It was a summer’s evening when Dr. Robinson, a professor of geology, was standing in his
back garden besides his colleagues, Dr. Oberg and Professor Ducker. Suddenly, all three
of them witnessed a number of lights race noiselessly across the sky. Their combined
testimonies estimated that there had been around 30 luminous, bead-shaped objects, flying
in a crescent formation. Within just a few minutes, a similar display
filled the sky. Between August and November of 1951, Professor Ducker observed 12 more
of these mysterious flights. On 30th August, Carl Hart Jr. managed to photograph the lights.
The Air Force confirmed that no planes had been flying in the area at the time of the
sightings.
On 24th April 1993, Don Raul Dominguez managed to capture a UFO on camera, using up an entire
roll of film, and six more from a second roll. The object which he photographed was a copper-coloured
disc, which appeared to rise from a hillside. It was also reported to have glowed whilst
spinning counter-clockwise. What makes this image extraordinary is that
Dominguez was always ready to discuss his encounter, quick to offer the original negatives
up to investigators, and never demanding or receiving financial compensation for his discovery.
The two passengers of a small plane flying over Big Bear Mountain on 27th May 2004 were
astonished when they saw what appeared to be something from another world. The traditional
flying-saucer shaped UFO was caught on camera by one of the passengers.
However, when the pilot flew the plane closer to the object, all on board were shocked
to witness it disappear before their eyes. After the flight, the three men had hoped
to find someone else to corroborate what they had seen, but no one ever came forward with
any information.
With over 30 years’ experience as a commercial airline pilot, Randy Etting knows the skies
like the back of his hand. However, on the night he took this photograph, he saw something
which he could not explain. A number of orange and red lights which shimmered
like distortion from engine heat, moved noiselessly from the west. The display caught the attention
of others, with cars pulling over to look at the sky. Five motorists even reported that,
as the object became visible, a number of cars lost power and had to pull off the highway.
What the object was, nobody knows.
There were no less than 30 groups of eyewitnesses of these strange triangular UFOs which flew
across Belgium over the course of a year. Almost all reports are identical: large, low-flying
crafts which moved silently across the sky. Fighter jets chased these unknown crafts more
than once, even locking onto them with their radar. However, the crafts still managed to
evade them. To this day, in spite of the many people involved
in the sightings, no one has offered a definitive explanation. Many Ufologists regard the events
of Belgium in 1989 to 1990 as irrefutable proof of the existence of extra-terrestrial
spacecraft.
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