http://thejmanproject.tripod.com/sitebuild.../ufo-crash.mpeg

whoops!?!

Sorry, that link re-directs to something else. Try this, and click on "Roswell Crash Video"
Crash Video

I have seen that video before, and as always, it could be anything but a spaceship from another world.

Have seen this crashing part also in an ufo program

The damn video is so small it could be literally anything....

I agree with Hazzard

It s just too damb blurry

wow, never seen that before! could be anything....

Emmmm.... wasn't that crash in the title sequence of the 6 million dollar man?


But seriously it looks too blurry to make out. Looks more like a jet of some sort.


(ohhh oh just gave away my age didn't I)

There would not have been a video camera capable of this at the time of the Roswell crash, also it is in color, it would not have been in color.

Sorry to correct you xymox1971 but the first film produced in Technicolour was made in 1917 way before roswell in 1947. Not video but film. See here.

http://www.citiesofscience.co.uk/go/London...Place_1888.html

This looks too modern though the early film didn't look a uniform speed. Still think its a test flight of a delta wing jet.

I'll enforce what everone else siad, it's to blurry for proper evaluation.

yes but what person in 1947 would have home film in color, and why would they be filming the precise spot, at the precise time of the impact?

Were they really, really SMALL UFOs in this film?
Or were they using a really, really TINY camera?

I didn't know it was possible to make such a ridiculously small film.

I've no idea what I'm lookng at. It could be some kids tossing a frisbee in the air, with firecrackers taped to it.

Yes, but where did it come from? I have seen it before, and obviously this guy's web site is claiming its Roswell, which is unbelievable, but it is very intriguing. If you watch it carefully, it really seems something is crashing, and it is not small. Either that or someone is very good at special effects......

Yes i'll agree it is very intiguing.

But i am skeptical to its truthfulness.

It is not from 1947; it is from the mid 60's and is a real film. I have been searching for video caps but have not found any from the plane that this film is from. I haven't been able to find the clip yet but when I do I will post them.

It is the "landing" (well attempted anyway) of one of the x-plane high speed aircraft that was attempting to land at a desert military base in southern California...

...needless to say it didn't go well.

This is supposed to be "our" version of how to make and crash a ufo. I can't remember where I saw a documentary on this but it was a very long time ago with Carl Sagen. The documentary was never played again. I may have seen all the tv documentaries on UFOs and military projects over the last 25 yrs and have never seen this again.

It's a disc but I am 90% sure it's a man-made disc near Area 51.

All i can find says it is of unknown origin [see clip below]. If you find anything else, please post it ASAP!


At the 2nd Australian Symposium in Brisbane, Australia, a video was shown of a supposed UFO crash in the New Mexico desert sometime in early 1997. It depicts an object careening towards the desert floor. The object bounces once before coming crashing onto the ground, exploding and sending sparks flying.

While this footage may show an alien craft plummeting to its end, a number of experiments involving Edwards Air Force Base scientists and personnel are known to take place there.

An American researcher who has a highly placed NASA source working at Edwards AFB said that a small scale model of the X-38 space 'Liferaft' crashed on a small scale test range, with the range control officer executing a self-destruct procedure before it landed.

While it is difficult to form definitive conclusions as to the film's authenticity given the absence of camera specifications, original footage, eye-witness testomony or exact date, it is nonetheless very intriguing.

It would be time consuming to make that with special effects. You'd have to basically go in frame by frame and make it, then put the interference layers on it, and blur it. Also, that thing had one hell of a bounce to it. Wouldn't most planes just ground after that first impact instead of lighting on fire and keep travelling like that? It was like it was practically rubber on the first impact.

Precisely why it is so interesting. Like no other known craft.

Just a little short vid.. 5mins.

roswell