A sixth grader from a second school in the city of Kachkanar (Ural) managed to photograph something similar to a flying saucer in the area of the trolleybus ring with his cell phone
Twelve-year-old Artyom is not a fan of science fiction. Reading books according to the school curriculum and preferring Disney cartoons to robocops, the boy, as he himself says today, does not believe that anomalies exist. The incident that happened to him last Tuesday, October 14, raised doubts about the young Kachkanarian.
Then Artemka, walking after school, went down to the area of the trolleybus ring. There, according to the boy, at that time there were a couple of taxi cars and several adults were passing by. Between 2 pm and 3 pm, he says, something large and black appeared in the sky absolutely silently. At the same time, according to the child, the witnesses of the strange phenomenon sighed in surprise, pointing to the sky. At that time, Artemka only had a Nokia cell phone at hand, and the sixth grader managed to take only one shot on its camera. After a couple of minutes, the object, visually similar to a flying saucer, disappeared from the field of view.
Dmitry Volobuev, head of the monitoring station of the Ural Anomalistics "Uranus", judging by the images, determined that the "flying saucer" is something other than an out-of-focus object. In other words, a black blurry spot can be an insect that quickly flew by at the time of shooting. The fact that the child saw something in the sky even before shooting, Dmitry confidently calls a visual illusion.
- To us, in "Uranus", they often bring such pictures, even video recordings. When decomposed into layers and parts, the cause of the "black spot" becomes apparent. The main thing is that it does not say that UFOs do not exist. There are a lot of anomalies in the Urals, but it is not easy to distinguish them.
Dmitry Volobuev also explained that the autumn period for the appearance of unidentified objects is unlikely. The most "seasonal", as they say in "Uranus", for anomalies are spring and summer.