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What is this? UFO? Before I get failed, Took this photo today at Steveston. If you look above the sun, to the left, you can see a white streak. Shutter speed was 1/1000. Geographically, was facing west (sunset, duh). http://i.imgur.com/HqGNK.jpg What is it?? Do jets fly that fast that low? |
It's most likely an identified object, like a jet-plane Posted via RS Mobile |
that is a fucking nice photo |
lol thanks - weather was amazing today |
Below the white streak, not sure if bird or dust. :troll: |
Jetliner. ...but what's that thing in the water? Nessie? :P |
Considering there's a major international airport not that far away... yes, a jet could be fairly low. And what you see as its "height" is relative to perspective and distance; it could be a lot higher altitude than it looks. |
lulz this thread. |
I think it's a UFO.. all the indicators point to that conclusion (ie. the still water, the sunset, the great scenery). I think you should send this to the higher-ups. But yeah, great picture :D |
chem trails, mind control agents |
I SEE BIGFOOT |
I'm pretty sure you just caught jesus emerging from the sun. Rapture? Posted via RS Mobile |
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Yes. and Yes. The best indicators right now for extra-terrestrial craft based on conventional suspected UFO characteristics would be 2 things. - Lack of smoke/contrails - Non-newtonian movement. As in the craft has the ability to bypass/ignore inertia. - Right-angled turns - hovering - rapid acceleration/deceleration over 20-Gs. Anything else, including tight formation flying is within the realm of human tech right now. |
In hindsight this could have gone to photo-off topic...haha. Considering shutter speed and approximate distance, it was travelling very very fast...pretty sure it's not a commercial jetliner. Dunno if military. But thanks for the pretty funny replies lol |
Its a jetliner....i think the contrails are confusing you |
Just to be clear: we ARE all talking about this, right? http://easycaptures.com/fs/uploaded/514/6403485742.jpg If so... yes, that's a contrail, not the actual plane. The plane is a very tiny spec at the left end of that. Even zoomed in full, you can't see the plane itself: http://easycaptures.com/fs/uploaded/514/2944822950.jpg However, if you scroll horizontally, the contrail does actually stretch all the way across the frame and past the right side, it's just dissipating as you get further back: http://easycaptures.com/fs/uploaded/514/2587678545.jpg Given how small this looks in the overall frame, that jet would probably be several dozen miles away, and probably at full cruising altitude. |
Makes sense. Thanks gang hahah |
opa gangnam style |
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