At the end of last year, residents of the American city of Hamburg in Michigan had the opportunity to watch a ripe orange moon at night. This incredibly beautiful phenomenon invariably attracted the attention of the townspeople, and on one of these nights the Hamburgers unexpectedly noticed something much more interesting and unusual in the sky. Many eyewitnesses did not believe their eyes when they saw a luminous human silhouette near the full moon.
The photo shown was taken by local resident Kyle Fisherman. The image clearly shows a human figure walking along the tops of dark trees near a power line tower. According to the author of the photo, the mysterious volumetric object was relatively close to the ground, that is, it was clearly not a cloud. Nevertheless, Fisherman and his fellow countrymen still cannot understand what this mysterious anomaly was.
The image soon found its way onto the World Wide Web, where it quickly spread across various social media, entertainment and unexplained sites. Many Internet users immediately noticed one curious detail: the shining silhouette over Hamburg is suspiciously similar to the outlines of Bigfoot. Of course, it is foolish to believe that the legendary relict hominid suddenly materialized in the sky, and even shone like a Christmas garland, but there is no doubt that the incomprehensible object looks exactly like a bigfoot.
Some commentators suggest that we are still talking about a ghost - they say, someone's restless spirit appeared over the earth. Phantoms are known to be even more bizarre. Numerous skeptics are inclined to believe that this is either a cloud, or a reflection of light on the camera lens, or even a montage. However, materialists for some reason do not take into account the fact that this phenomenon was seen on the described night by several dozen witnesses. Can't they all lie? However, various celestial visions are not a new phenomenon and are not so rare, and the most amazing thing is that in most cases they cannot be explained from a materialistic point of view.