An air passenger at an altitude of over 9000 meters above the ground photographed a strange figure, similar to a huge robot walking on the clouds.
An airplane passenger took a picture in the clouds of a strange figure of a man with head, arms and legs.
During the EasyJet flight from Austria to Gatwick, 30-year-old Nick O'Donoghue, returning from a ski trip, took an inexplicable picture. At an altitude of over 9000 meters above the ground, he photographed through the window of what looked like a huge robot walking through the clouds.
The figure disappeared after about two minutes, and there is no official explanation for the subject.
As noted by Express, the snapshot almost immediately went viral on social networks and received many "likes". At the same time, the photo caused a heated debate in the Internet space.
For example, some users are sure that the "figure" is not a natural phenomenon. Some noted that the creature resembles the "Steel Giant" from the American science fiction cartoon, while others saw the "revived" Michelin logo in the photo.
Some commentators have suggested that the photo actually depicts two large "plumes of smoke" from a power plant or factory, which are connected at high altitude. But O'Donoghue himself noted that "the creature looked more like a humanoid" than some kind of phenomenon, and cast a clear shadow.
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Ufologists also got involved in the debate about what is actually captured in the picture - the "marshmallow man" from "Ghostbusters" or the usual play of shadows.
Scott Waring, editor of UFO Diaries, notes that it was a "giant alien" formed from energy and "trying to mimic the human form with the help of clouds."
On his blog, he posted a photo, increasing its contrast.
Waring stated that the image clearly shows the creature's facial features. The ufologist added that "nothing is impossible" for a UFO.
