John Muner from the British city of Newton Abbott, who calls himself the main photographer of UFOs, on Monday 2 January 2016 caught a strange object on his camera.
Grabbing his trusty Nikon P900, John went out to look at the sky at about two o'clock and about an hour later saw a faint contrail. He pointed the camera at him and began to increase the zoom.
At high magnification, he clearly saw that the contrail was not coming from an airplane, but from a round object shining with a bright light, which was flying at a very high altitude.
“The luminous object was at a very high altitude and I doubt it would have been possible to see it without a telephoto lens or multiple zoom binoculars,” said John Muner. "The object was moving across the sky at high speed and it was very difficult to stabilize it in the camera's viewfinder."
John, who managed to take six photos, believes this is a great start to the year for UFO hunters.
“These are my first UFO photographs in 2017, and I can't wait to photograph even more UFOs over Devon,” added the lucky hunter.
A well-known ufologist, in response to a message from John Muner, said that sometimes UFOs intentionally leave contrails behind them.
“UFOs even create tunnels in the clouds and move inside them to avoid being spotted, and here they are trying to look like a jet plane,” said Scott. "Such antics of aliens often work, so you should not laugh at them, since most of the people are still in the dark about the existence of aliens."
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The object with the contrail was filmed directly over the English Channel, just a few kilometers from the island of Guernsey, where in 2007, pilots of two passenger airliners spotted a long, unidentified object shining with sunlight.
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