A row of reddish lights can be seen around the middle of the object. Image Credit: YouTube / jmhz71
The strange saucer-shaped object was picked up on video as it passed over a residential area.
Very few details are known about the incident however it appears to have taken place in a suburban neighborhood and was filmed by either a young girl or by her father who can be heard asking her to stop moving the camera throughout the recording.
The admittedly shaky footage is quite difficult to make out for the most part however the dark colored object can be seen quite clearly for several seconds moving towards the left where it begins to disappear behind the branches of a tree in the foreground.
Since appearing online opinions on the recording have been mixed with criticism being focused mainly on the unsteadiness of the footage and the fact that the UFO is so difficult to make out.
The video, along with a zoomed in segment towards the end, can be viewed below.
Agreed. But, what do you think about the evidence in a number of midieval artworks that have been presented? Ahh the famous "the divine in art is actually aliens" argument. Load of cobblers. The fact that a lot of artwork uses similar imagery isn't a sign of rampant aliens, but rather a repeated theme in the art, a stylistic shorthand to say "the light of God" or similar. Traveling it back to a single originating artwork would be a better idea, and IIRC it was a painting with a hole in the sky with a light shining forth. Now, does that say "aliens" or does it say "god opening a door from Heave... [More]
Ahh the famous "the divine in art is actually aliens" argument. Load of cobblers. The fact that a lot of artwork uses similar imagery isn't a sign of rampant aliens, but rather a repeated theme in the art, a stylistic shorthand to say "the light of God" or similar. Traveling it back to a single originating artwork would be a better idea, and IIRC it was a painting with a hole in the sky with a light shining forth. Now, does that say "aliens" or does it say "god opening a door from Heaven" to you? I think that is an interesting theory, but what about the ones depicting flying machines with peop... [More]
Wicked cool! Did you notice that friendly grey person from Alpha Centuri waving to us? Yah, right around the 23 second mark. They must be so nice and intelligent. I bet they know everything about all kinds of UFO's and a lot of other stuff. Hey, I bet they would like to post here at U-M, too!! Wouldn't that be cool? yah. Nice, informative posts, friendly UFO posters. Cool.
I think that is an interesting theory, but what about the ones depicting flying machines with people in them? The christian god, when depicted, is usually the focus of the piece, not a tiny thing in the background. I don't necessarily believe that these paintings are proof of alien visitation, I just don't think it is simple to write them off as "the light of god". Apollo had his flying chariot, for it's claims of superiority to "pagan" art, Christian art relied heavily on imagery from the classics. Apollo became, IIRC, the Archangel Michael.
Apollo had his flying chariot, for it's claims of superiority to "pagan" art, Christian art relied heavily on imagery from the classics. Apollo became, IIRC, the Archangel Michael. Apollo Christianized into being an archangel and his chariot translating into mysterious flying machines in early christian artwork? I'll buy that, at least some of the time. I still don't think this explanation works all of the time, but I've not heard it before and it bears much consideration. I'd always attributed them to people seeing UFOs (things they don't know what it is) and then jumping to the "someone must... [More]
Agreed. But, what do you think about the evidence in a number of midieval artworks that have been presented? Well, yr understanding of the word "evidence" seems to be very different to the meaning of the word itself in reality.
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