The image was first used in connection with the Nimitz incident in this 2015 article: https://fightersweep.com/1460/x-files-edition/ http://archive.is/YU5Tl It was used in the original "To The Stars" presentation by Chris Mellon The image was also used today by George Knapp in a piece on LasVegasNow However this "UFO" image is in fact of a mylar party balloon. It comes from this Rense.com page dated 2005: http://www.rense.com/general67/ufoph.htm This object, and the described motion, is a perfect match for a mylar party balloon in the shape of a "1", a common digit in party celebrations.
What do you think Mick, considering those people are close or near your age, are those people scammers? Do they or someone among them know this is a scam since such "UFO" cases with mylar baloons are already debunked before across the internet? Why are those people doing that and who pays for this fraud? And what's next, a wedding lantern? Or maybe just an alien invasion.
Some coverage from the Express: https://www.express.co.uk/news/weir...truth-UFO-picture-Nimitz-To-The-Stars-Academy Note they copied a type there: "shame" should have been "shape", which I have since corrected.
4. Skitt’s Law Expressed as "any post correcting an error in another post will contain at least one error itself" or "the likelihood of an error in a post is directly proportional to the embarrassment it will cause the poster."
To the stars derp derp, is a conspiracy in its self. Thanks for the good work you do Mr West. Truth is truth always.
I saw my own UFO this morning while waiting for my train. When I first spotted it, it was pretty nearby, so easy to tell what it was, even on a phone photo: But as it drifted away it became a bit more mysterious: Last shot, through the train window (with reflections and passing bird) This balloon was pink, so looked a bit less spaceship-like than the silver ones.
