A flying saucer was caught on an eyewitness camera, and this is perhaps the first time that the pictures were taken not on an iron. True, people still do not believe in the authenticity of the frames, which cannot be said about the experts in photographs and aircraft - they have already ruled out the possibility of fake.
A resident of the village of Jastrovo, located about 280 kilometers from Warsaw, Poland, where a forest monster was captured in the spring, was riding his bicycle home in June 2020 when he heard an unpleasant rustling sound off the road.
Turning in the direction of the noise, the man saw a supposedly flying saucer hovering at the top of a lonely growing tree and catching it with its side, writes LadBible.
The man stopped, took out his cell phone and took several photos before the mysterious object, he said, disappeared. After that, the Pole got on his bike again and rushed home, where he already found in the smartphone gallery five clear pictures of what he took for a UFO.
The man shared dirt on the aliens with a local ufologist and journalist Robert Bernatovich, wishing to keep his name a secret.
Philip Mantle.
Trying to find an explanation for the obtained photographs, Robert turned to Philip Mantle, the former director of the investigation department of the British UFO Research Association, who for more than 40 years, since 1979, has been researching images of unidentified flying objects.
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Mantle published three of the five images in the public domain, which immediately caused a violent reaction among network users. True, she cannot be called admired - people did not believe in the reality of the frames.
However, Philip Mantle, who has studied many UFO images for his practice, almost all of which, according to him, were either fakes or images of completely explainable phenomena, did not agree with the last comment.
As an expert on this kind of photography, Mantle did not find any catch in the footage from Poland and shared it with Jason Gleave, a flying saucers and other aircraft analyst who formerly worked for the British division of the aerospace company Airbus.
Gliva was also impressed by the high quality of the images, not inherent in UFO footage.
Jason Gleave.
Jason superimposed all five images on top of each other to track the movement of the object, and found that its trajectory fell within a radius of 200 feet (60.9 meters) at an altitude of 150-200 feet (45-60.9 meters).
According to the expert, the object has a metal structure. True, for a deeper analysis, Gliven did not have enough data on the exact location of the shooting and the time of day, but, even so, he ruled out the possibility of deception.
All this convinced Glive of the reliability of the photographs, but he could not find an earthly explanation, as in the case with the UFO footage taken by American pilots.
Update 2020-30-06:
As it turned out later, this is falsification.