One of the unusual properties of UFOs is their ability to suddenly disappear, becoming invisible to the human eye, and also appear. There are many known cases when clearly visible objects in front of eyewitnesses suddenly disappeared in one place and suddenly appeared in another.
In June 1966, three fireballs appeared in Aveyron, France, flying across a field towards a farm. One of these balls stopped 15 meters from the house and hung motionless for 3 minutes, after which it suddenly disappeared, and a couple of seconds later reappeared a few hundred meters from the house. These instantaneous movements continued for some time.
In modern videos, high-speed UFOs can be seen only by chance and can only be seen when viewed frame by frame:
The press cites a case near the city of Mulhouse (France), where three young people saw an orange-red ball 50 m in diameter, descending to the ground in a zigzag path and landing in a clearing 300 m away. But when they went to the ball, he immediately disappeared.
In the USSR, in July 1979, on the road from Zlatoust to Beloretsk, three eyewitnesses, driving in a car, observed a fireball the size of a two-story house approaching from behind. They looked at him for 2 minutes, after which the ball suddenly disappeared, and after 2-3 minutes it reappeared, but already in front of the car, and hung motionless for a while, after which it suddenly disappeared again.
Along with this, cases were repeatedly observed when UFOs completely unexpectedly appeared as if out of nothing in front of people.
In April 1954, near Dartmouth in South Devon (Great Britain), a large oval object suddenly appeared in front of Reserve Officer Brighton, as if out of thin air, hovering 1 m above the ground.
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In this video, a flashed UFO literally disappeared into thin air:
In another case, on the Dymen Canal (USA), in front of two firefighters who were fishing, suddenly, as if out of nowhere, a round luminous object 4.5 m in diameter appeared. Hanging at an altitude of 20-25 m, it accompanied their boat for 3 kilometers.
At first, attempts were made to explain these properties of UFOs by the peculiarities of their kinematics. It was assumed that these objects suddenly disappear from the field of view due to the fact that they are thrown off the spot with great speed. And their sudden appearance was explained by an arrival with the same lightning speed and an instant stop. The example below to some extent confirms the possibility of such an assumption.
In June 1968, in Dax (France), the wife of J., driving at a speed of 110 km / h, suddenly saw a dark hemispherical object with a red flashing light in front of them in the middle of the road. They braked sharply - a collision seemed inevitable - and, as it were, drove right through this object without feeling anything.
Apparently, at the very last moment, he really jumped off the spot with lightning speed and disappeared. Traces of it, found later at the landing site, confirmed that it was not a mirage.
The fact that the spouses J. continued to see the object until the very last moment and did not notice its take-off can be explained by two circumstances.
First, the fact that the human eye does not have time to register objects moving too fast: it is known, for example, that an object flying near the earth at a speed of 10 km / s or moving with an acceleration of more than 20 g is practically invisible.
Secondly, the fact that the image of an instantly disappeared object still remains on the retina of the human eye for some insignificant time.
However, over time, data began to accumulate on the ability of UFOs to gradually "melt" or, as it were, "dissolve" in the air in front of witnesses.
In the summer of 1960, in the village of Kadamzhoy (near Ferghana, Uzbekistan), the head of the laboratory of the Gipronickel Institute, Sheinin, saw a luminous object in the form of a disk with two rods like antennas approaching from the side of the Fergana Valley, having a typical metallic luster.
It hovered motionless and was clearly visible. Suddenly its outlines lost their sharpness, and within 1-2 seconds they were replaced by a foggy spot, which immediately disappeared.
Another instantly moving UFO disk. Filmed in December 2012 in Mexico:
In March 1978, an oval blue object with a diameter of 150 m with clear edges was observed in Togliatti. It flew at an altitude of 300 m and gradually became transparent as it approached the observers, so that the stars could be seen through it. At the same time, its outer edges remained clear.
Then the object hovered motionless at a height of 100 m above the neighboring house, 100 m from the eyewitnesses and melted. The observation lasted 7 minutes.
These examples of the gradual "melting" of UFOs show that their disappearance may be associated not only with an instantaneous departure, but also with some ability to become invisible to the human eye, although this contradicts our usual materialistic ideas about the world around us.
Confirmation of the ability of UFOs to become invisible are also the following cases, when after the development of photographs of "clear" sky or "clear" terrain, UFOs were found on them.
In August 1979, the Riga operator Pipars, while on a fishing vessel in the Greenland Sea, took 12 color photographs of the night sky and the dark sea with the lights of the ships sailing at night. Imagine his surprise when, after developing, he saw in four of the twelve photographs a bright elongated glow that occupied almost half of the sky in the frames and gradually changed its outlines!
In September 1983, in Crimea, not far from Ai-Petri, a Rostovite Ryzhkov took five photographs of the surrounding area, and when he developed the film, he was amazed to see in three of them a large dark object hovering over the top of the mountain and flying over the highway.
Similar cases took place in 1959 at the Tiksi polar station, in 1960 in the village of Zelenchukskaya, in 1967 near the city of Climax (Colorado), in 1971 in Regensburg (Austria), in 1976 near the city of La Spezia (Italy) and in 1990 in the city of Gorky.
A UFO over the Washington Memorial, captured in 2017. The author of the photo writes: “I took three pictures in a row with a difference of seconds, but this dark disk-shaped object in the sky was in only one picture. With what great speed did he rush?"
But it also happens the other way around, when clearly visible objects do not appear in photographs.
In September 1977, engineer Novozhilov near the village of Kurkiyoki, north of Priozersk, three times photographed a UFO similar to an airship that flew directly above it at an altitude of 300-500 m, but there were no images of the UFO in the developed images.
In February 1979, a UFO hovered over the Polish resort of Zakopane for a week. It was perfectly visible, but it was not possible to photograph it with cinematics or cameras, because only blurry light spots were obtained on the film.
In March 1990, four images of a UFO flying at an altitude of 300-400 m and perfectly observed with the naked eye were taken in Belgium, but when the film developed, the image of the object was not on it.
In an effort to explain this strange ability of UFOs, Professor Messen performed experiments, which proved that when a negative film is irradiated with infrared rays, the image on it disappears. The disappearance of UFO images in the photo, according to Messen, also occurs under the influence of powerful infrared radiation, which sometimes emit objects and which illuminates the film.
It is even more surprising when objects in photographs do not look the way the photographers saw them.
In March 1966 in Conisborough, UK, Stephen Pratt photographed a single orange light moving slowly across the sky. And after the development of the film, as many as three objects were filmed on it, which had the form of plates and flew one after the other in one line. Moreover, the second object was smaller than the first, and the third was smaller than the second.
Something similar happened in January 1979 when Australian television in New Zealand was filming a 30-minute movie, which recorded the flights of several golden oval UFOs, which looked like superstructures. After watching the film, the film crew stated that the UFO images obtained on the film were very different in shape and color from what they had visually observed.
All these facts show that the human eye can sometimes see objects differently from the way they are perceived by a photographic and cinematic lens.
