
The Weyauwega UFO Incident – Alien Craft Captured On Film?
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- January 10, 2020
- October 21, 2021
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On a cold, winter’s afternoon in Wisconsin in February 2003, a mother and son would be the unsuspecting witnesses of a bizarre disc-shaped UFO flying overhead. And what’s more, by pure chance of their other activities, the witness happened to have a camera to hand, even managing to capture several pictures of the seemingly otherworldly vehicle. What is particularly interesting about this case – especially given the distinct lack of detail surrounding it – is the placement of the lights on the bottom of the craft, which as we can see are in a distinctly triangular position although the object itself is equally clearly, disc-shaped.
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its a bubble.. 100 percent.. ya want me to break it down with my degree in media arts and animation.. or do you just want to look at the pic and realize you’re looking at a bubble with forced perspective.
Why yes Kathryn, I would like you to do that.