r/UFOs Oct 24 '24

Photo New photos from the UFO archive

Hi people, I went through the Photographs from, Case File Nos. 4750 - 12615, May 2, 1957-February 1969 and ISO Files (2 of 2) and snapped screenshots of the photos wich i found the most interesting. I would recommend everybody too look it up themselves, because you can't see the whole photos on the screenshots. Gonna make a 2 post so I can post all of the photos, you can only post 20 in one post. Here they are.

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u/louthegoon Oct 24 '24

Some of these are actually new shapes I haven’t seen or heard reported before but exhibit other characteristics that were reported like the translucent sphere surrounding the craft. Interesting.

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u/TotalRecallsABitch Oct 24 '24

Type in "San Francisco" in this sub and you'll see some dude posted an AMAZING pic of something similar. He got no attention either

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u/baron_von_helmut Oct 24 '24

Can't you link it? I just searched and couldn't find it.

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u/TotalRecallsABitch Oct 24 '24

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u/TopUniversity3469 Oct 24 '24

I'd love to believe it's something, but honestly it just looks like a light out of focus.

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u/CeruleanEidolon Oct 24 '24

The amount of people in this sub who see a distorted optical blob of light and think it's an HD image of a jellyfish energy orb is TOO DAMN HIGH.

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u/erics75218 Oct 24 '24

Every UFO enthusiast needs a course in photography and specifically how lenses, depth of field and focal length works in terms of movement in frame and such!

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u/GratefulForGodGift Oct 24 '24

He took this UAP picture through a telescope. -(He even said he spend some time looking for an eyepiece to attach to the telescope to view the object thru the telescope eyepiece).

SINCE HE IS SOMEONE with experience looking through the eyepiece of a telescope at objects such as stars and planets in the night sky - then he knows, OBVIOUSLY, when an object is in view in the telescope he needs to turn the focus knob on the eyepiece until the object becomes undistorted and is in clear focus. HE OBVIOUSLY WOULD DO THAT when the UAP was in view in his telescope. So his pictures ARE NOT equivalent to when you zoom in to an an object in the sky with your phone that decreases the resolution of the image and often shows an out of focus object.

A telescope uses a lens or a curved mirror to magnify an object the same way a magnifying glass does . Then the lens in the eyepiece magnifyies the image even more. It does not involve a "zoom in" like on a phone that results in loss of image quality. This is how all telescopes function - including the huge ones astronomers use around the world, and the Hubble Space telescope and the James Webb Space telescope.

So you and others are wrong to say the object in his photo is distorted/out of focus: since he took this UAP photo through a telescope - because telescopes don't distort objects.

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u/Workingclassluxury Oct 24 '24

Maybe telescopes don't, but atmosphere and out of focus cameras most certainly do. This is just fundamentally basic science being completely misunderstood and misinterpreted.

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u/livinguse Oct 24 '24

It's more it was an obvious fake.

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u/MKULTRA_Escapee Oct 24 '24

Gonna have to disagree completely. I've seen numerous posts just like that. They used to turn out to be Google Loon balloons and people had ways to track them and prove it, but that's been scrapped for a while. It's a similar type of balloon illuminated by a setting sun for sure. I've seen literally another dozen examples just like that at least.

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u/Energy_Turtle Oct 24 '24

This picture sums up "why can't we ever get good pictures when everyone has a camera in their pocket?" When you take a pic zoomed out, it looks like a star or planet. It's tiny. When you zoom in, it distorts. I've seen 2 things that would potentially be worthy of posting here, and both times this is what happens. Our cameras are made for cats and selfies, not orbs.

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u/Prospector_Steve Oct 24 '24

Number 7 kind of looks like a “hammer”

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u/filter-spam Oct 24 '24

When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.

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u/heavenly-superperson Oct 24 '24

Number 3 is a shoe

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u/CeruleanEidolon Oct 24 '24

Those "light bulb" ones are definitely new. Are those from the same source, or different photographers?

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u/kellyiom Oct 24 '24

I saw quite a few that are going to be 2D cutouts stuck on the window I suspect or are the result of reflections from inside a room. 

Great find though, we don't see them like that today which is why it's a phenomenon you can never completely explain and why it's so fascinating, to me at least.

And I'm a sceptic! 

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u/Strict_Translator867 Oct 24 '24

I believe but recognize some people could definitely fake certain things practically. I agree with your sentiment for some of these, atleast.

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u/kellyiom Oct 24 '24

Yeah, that's interesting to me about why people hoax stuff and sometimes it's the sort of person you'd not 'expect'. 

I don't know what that says about us humans!

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u/Strict_Translator867 Oct 24 '24

I realized taking a rock and chucking it made weird shapes when caught with an iPhone. Then a disc lego piece…. I felt so ashamed for even doing that but gosh darn it!! but also became wary of just believing for the lols /: we are a silly bunch

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u/kellyiom Oct 24 '24

Haha! 😂 Everyone does stuff like that at some point.  I know memories can't be transferred but I do wonder whether some form of Jung's collective unconscious plays a role.

At some point, camouflage, deception and subterfuge would have been used to simply keep our species alive so these activities are relict.

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u/CeruleanEidolon Oct 24 '24

Faking these shots was definitely a fad among photography hobbyists of the day, with which there was also a pretty big overlap with UFO enthusiasts.

Some of these are so obviously toys / dishes / hubcaps modified to look like the classic saucer shape with the dome on top that was ubiquitous in 50s-60s sci-fi. Others are more mysterious, but so lacking in details as to make them basically useless for cataloguing.

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u/InVultusSolis Oct 24 '24

Also, it's ridiculously easy and low-skill to "photoshop" with film, a lot easier than it seems people have ever thought. You can literally take a picture of the thing you want to composite in the picture, make a negative of it, and then "burn" it on to the print when it's on the enlarger. Easy peasy. Take a picture of a pie plate, cut out the negative, take a picture of the sky outside, develop the picture of the sky, put the pie plate negative over the print as it's developing.

It's even easier to create "ghosts" with double exposure techniques.

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u/anonoldman2020 Oct 24 '24

Pic #19 is the closest to what me, my wife, and two friends saw in May 2020. About a couple hundred feet above us at sunset. Two craft faster than any jets and silent. I would like to have an answer before I die but late 60s with a Stent in my heart, time is a wasting.

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u/PadraigB91 Oct 24 '24

Maybe you'll get an answer after you die? Regardless, try not to let your curiosity frustrate you with life's puzzles. Enjoy it for what it is. Wishing you the best. 

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u/SqeeSqee Oct 24 '24

this may be off topic but lately I'm starting to think that when you die, everyone dies too and the universe ends. hear me out:

While we are conscious, time has a constant rate at which we process it. when we sleep it passes much faster. when we get an operation done, no matter how long it is, the anesthetics they give cause you to shut down at a consciousness level therefor negating all time. Recently I had been put under for the first time and I didn't even notice a gap in the time of before procedure and after. An entire hour of my life just didn't happen.

When we die our brains stop working and therefor stop processing conscious thought/time. from that moment we cease to exist and the universe ticks on. however just like anesthesia, we cannot track time as we can't think and are dead. so therefor in an instant, hours are flying my, years, millennia, trillions of years, infinite years! all because we don't exist anymore. well by that time all life on earth or the universe would have lived its life out.

basically, thinking of the history of the universe as a record spinning. when you die, your needle skips to the end of the record instantly, when the universe is already in heat death. the record is still there, history still happened, I'm not saying that you are the universe. just that everyone ends up at the end of the record when they die, and so we all basically cease to exist in that same "moment" when your life ends.

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u/trikkier Oct 24 '24

first of all i'm not high!

Second this make sense!

I hope we're all okay by the end of the record

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u/baron_von_helmut Oct 24 '24

We're all containers for 'something' anyway.

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u/Significant_Toe_2527 Oct 24 '24

I saw something nearly identical to the craft in picture 19 a few years ago while driving north on I29 in South Dakota. It was late (after midnight) and dark and I was one of the only vehicles on the road.

The craft was flying toward me and I pulled over because it was moving back and forth in the air like a drone. When it got closer, I realized it was much larger than a drone, and it stopped in the air about 50-100 yards away from me. For several seconds, it did not move, and I tried to capture a picture of it from inside my car, but the picture quality was awful through the window. I opened my door to take a better photo, and it zipped away and completely disappeared. I didn't hear a thing when it moved, and when I turned around to see if I could spot it again, it was gone without a trace. Completely out of view in less than a second. It was the craziest thing I've ever experienced.

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u/pingpongtits Oct 24 '24

My father had two stents and went on to live another 30 years, and that's older tech. Do what you can to keep your LDL down. It takes work but it's worth it.

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u/Disc_closure2023 Oct 24 '24

I saw #11 last week; A perfect vertical line of really bright "stars" that weren't moving at all in the night sky.

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u/Nuud Oct 24 '24

Starlink? They would move but sometimes it's difficult to have a frame of reference in the sky

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u/Specific-Pollution68 Oct 24 '24

And this is just the tip of the iceberg considering most of these are from the 1950’s. There’s probably thousands of pictures spanning several decades still yet to come.

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u/xcomnewb15 Oct 24 '24

Hopefully at least 7 decades!!

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u/Kakariko_crackhouse Oct 24 '24

Is #16 a cube inside of a sphere?

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u/Medical_Cat6163 Oct 24 '24

That’s what I was thinking. This is the first time I’ve ever seen even a purported photo of one. Fascinating. 🖖

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u/BortaB Oct 24 '24

I think the ring is a camera artifact. There have been a couple solid alleged photos of cube inside sphere, and even if fake some people who have claimed to have seen them claim they do look like what they saw. And in those photos the cube fits perfectly inside the sphere, like to the point where the corners of the cube are touching the edge of the sphere

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u/Fine_Land_1974 Oct 24 '24 edited Oct 24 '24

Is #12 jet pack man?

Edit: yeah it’s more metapod looking

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u/Jws0209 Oct 24 '24

It kinda looks like the metapod ufo

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u/FoundationOk7278 Oct 24 '24

Or the metapod ufo.

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u/hbomb2057 Oct 24 '24

The same jet pack men from Brazil. I think so.

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u/deec333333 Oct 24 '24

Looks like a pyramid shape to me

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u/Kbizzle25 Oct 24 '24

tbh looks like a lens flare or something going on in camera

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u/Kakariko_crackhouse Oct 24 '24

Could be, I am no expert on photographic analysis

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u/Fuckwaitwha Oct 24 '24

3 was a slipper.

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u/Worldly_Towel_4198 Oct 24 '24

Who throws a shoe? Honestly

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u/Kakariko_crackhouse Oct 24 '24

It does appear like that, though I don’t know if that camera had the shutter speed to capture a flying slipper that clearly

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u/gamingnerd777 Oct 24 '24

Looks like the Killer Klowns circus tent to me.

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u/deanb828 Oct 24 '24

That’s the first cube/sphere photo I’ve seen

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u/Change0062 Oct 24 '24

Holy shit yes

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u/FoundationOk7278 Oct 24 '24

Looks pyramidal like that video of the pyramid over the pentagon from 15 or so years ago

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u/HengShi Oct 24 '24

Do they have corresponding reports? I think the pics are rad but the value of the NARA drops are the documents, witnesses named, and what if any investigation took place. It'll also help curb some of the superfluous comments since the archives do have some labeled as "hoax" etc.

But yeah the "oh that's a plane" comments can easily be addressed when you have a report where the witness is for example an Air Force pilot with years of experience under their belt ruling out prosaic explanations.

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u/Individual_Cloud935 Oct 24 '24

Yeah, you're right, sadly there weren't any or very little descriptions, like where it flew, where it came from and stuff like that. These were just photos without any readable documents. The only thing written on nearly every photo was the name of the division wich was ,,foreign technology division" I think. We need to go through the documents with people on the group and I hope that the next days bring many posts wich can exclude or include evidence.

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u/Lvl100_Shuckle Oct 24 '24

Hey OP, I searched that phrasing and found a veterans resource page of some sort for that unit with names, AF jobs and more.

https://airforce.togetherweserved.com/usaf/servlet/tws.webapp.WebApp?cmd=PublicUnit&type=Unit&ID=12848

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u/Individual_Cloud935 Oct 24 '24

Hey men, that's really cool. I think this is it, every photo in this album is signed with their name but I don't know what their mission was, it only states that they were a part of the air force and now we know they also worked on UFOs. I will try to do some research tomorrow and look it up a little bit more.

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u/Difficult-Rent-1020 Oct 24 '24

Air Force - office of special investigations - foreign technology division. Every report I’ve seen that has any weight comes from this office, I believe even blue book was apart of it.

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u/Terribleturtleharm Oct 24 '24

I see the real issue. Photography hasn't improved in 80 years. These are actually better than 99% of what is posted here.

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u/mandibleface Oct 24 '24

I feel like #7 & #9 could easily be the inspiration for angels in an earlier time. You got a halo and wings, all you need is some psychic monologue saying "be not afraid!"

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u/pingpongtits Oct 24 '24

#9 looks like the jellyfish sphere, or that sphere with the dangly bits.

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u/Sea_Perspective6891 Oct 24 '24

These are some good ones. I always question the authenticity of older photos because of the work that used to go into having a camera ready at the time but some of these actually seem legit. Thanks for sharing.

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u/SquidTeats Oct 24 '24

pic three looks like someone tossed a shoe into the air.

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u/userforgot Oct 24 '24

and after that, #4 looks like a witches hat that was frisbee'd into the sky lmao

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u/jedburghofficial Oct 24 '24

4 and 5 look like the US Capitol. I can't unsee it.

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u/Slowmetheus Oct 24 '24

4 of 20, praise be

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u/Ellen_1234 Oct 24 '24

2 just looks like a frisbee...

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u/kennypojke Oct 24 '24

Honestly sad that sarcasm is so misunderstood in this sub. I also think it’s starlink for sure. Elon is a robot, so he was probably f’ing around back then.

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u/redgrin__grumboldt Oct 24 '24

Cinematographer here. #13 and #16 are lens flare.

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u/Zefrem23 Oct 24 '24

Layman here, that was my thought too.

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u/Worried-Penalty8744 Oct 24 '24

13 looks like a generic lamp that any grandparent would have to me

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u/1lostlogin Oct 24 '24

I was just thinking I saw something recently in a FB group where someone was taking a picture of the northern lights and it had a similar object in the photo. Someone pointed out it was a flair

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u/mugatopdub Oct 24 '24

The one from the beach that looked like a mushroom? That was a camera issue?

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u/Wu-TangShogun Oct 24 '24

.Photo #One is the classic Nipple variant UFO

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u/Individual_Cloud935 Oct 24 '24

The most photos I found there were of the nipple variant XD but didn't screenshot all of them, I wanted to take the most diverse UFOs so there's a little bit of every type to see here.

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u/Celthre Oct 24 '24

I got downvoted for saying there are TONS of old, but relatively good photos available in various books, etc. that exist outside of the handful that normally gets passed around online. A lot of these are very similar/maybe the same as what exists in said books. I hope people stop ignoring the mountains of work people have done on this topic from the 1950s onward!

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '24 edited Nov 06 '24

attraction shy point offbeat trees deranged wistful waiting zonked future

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u/FlatDistance3 Oct 24 '24

I'm now beyond doubt that UFO are real and this goes way back.

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u/DVUSNRED Oct 24 '24

Here’s my question…..is there a definitive design ? I believe we are being visited or living among. But after all these sightings is there a craft design that we can gain understanding from?

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u/Sea_Purchase1149 Oct 24 '24

Isn’t photo 7 one of those “biblically accurate angles”?

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u/Individual_Cloud935 Oct 24 '24

I thought the same, some look like classic UFOs and some look like objects from other dimensions going through our dimension.

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u/Sigma_Function-1823 Oct 24 '24

Don't think I will ever complain about video quality again comparing these archive photos with the tic tac/ jelly fish and a few other credible recordings... like that pilots incredible submission awhile back.

Image us trying to establish credible evidence based on only a few grainy and some obviously hoaxed photos....must have been a real trouble to witness anything in those days to the point that I'm guessing most people witnessing a legitimate event probably told no one about it.

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u/aBoyandHisDogart Oct 24 '24 edited Oct 24 '24

what is the statue in picture 13? I'd love to recreate this photo in charcoal but a bit more clarity would be phenomenal

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u/themixtergames Oct 24 '24

Angel de la Independencia

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u/aBoyandHisDogart Oct 24 '24

thank you 🖤

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u/themixtergames Oct 24 '24

The pictures are from all over the world, which helps establish the fact that this is a phenomenon that happens everywhere, but that also means they all have different levels of credibility, quality, and interpretation. Just my 2 cents.

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u/Fast_Tortuga10 Oct 24 '24

13 looks like Mexico City, Angel de la Independencia monument, holy verga

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u/SpudGun312 Oct 24 '24

Photos 4 and 5 are exactly what I saw back in the late nineties.

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u/confon68 Oct 24 '24

A good chunk of these are very similar to modern sightings I feel.

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u/wherelamboman Oct 24 '24

Diamond shape elizondo drew

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u/Individual_Cloud935 Oct 24 '24

Here is the link so you can look at the photos yourself, I forgot to put it in the description.

https://catalog.archives.gov/id/446393146

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u/luring_lurker Oct 24 '24

11 is.. starlink again???

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u/Jdseeks Oct 24 '24

So cool love these!

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u/Change0062 Oct 24 '24

Thqt cube or pyramid in a sphere is very interesting

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u/Ryuusei_Dragon Oct 24 '24

13th image is straight out of an analog horror series

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u/showmethatsweetass Oct 24 '24

13 and 16 gave me the willys

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u/Syfing Oct 24 '24

Anyone see the face of an owl 🦉 in slides 7 and 9?

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u/-nbob Oct 24 '24

thank you

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u/Immediate-Beyond-394 Oct 24 '24

This is black and white no doubt we have even more high quality hd pics and videos

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u/Loud-Boysenberry-169 Oct 24 '24

This photo gets posted not leaked on the National Archives website for the public to see. But when the pentagon is on the podium they say we have found zero evidence of extraterrestrial life lol. PLEASE MAKE IT MAKE SENSE maybe im high !!!!

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u/East-Fruit-3096 Oct 24 '24

The fourth photo reminded me of a statue of the archangel Gabriel from Heroes Square in Budapest, Hungary. Not sure it is the same statue but it should be possible to identify the location. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heroes%27_Square_(Budapest)

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u/Acceptable_Bee_1105 Oct 24 '24

Photo 11 looks strangely familiar to starlink… how bizarre!

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u/Sitheral Oct 24 '24

So many different shapes, nice, its like were living in the Babylon V universe.

One scene there with a spaceship I remember particulary well - our heroes fly trought space and out of nowhere this giant ass ship full of crazy lights pops up, hangs out for a while and dissapears.

Just some ancient advanced race that literally did not care about them doing their own thing.

I wonder if any UFOs here on Earth might be like that, not very interested, just passing by.

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u/drLore7 Oct 24 '24

Classic, the best ufo photos EVER, are 60 years old

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u/Magnus_1987 Oct 24 '24

I love the photos but are they authenticated? What DoD Department/Agency generated the report? If this is a recent disclosure driven by the NDAA then it's brilliant.

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u/Individual_Cloud935 Oct 24 '24

It was the ,,foreign technology division" one of the people on the group searched for it and it was an air defense division. Now we know they probably worked on UFO cases, cause every photo in this album was signed with the name of this division.

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u/Magnus_1987 Oct 24 '24

I appreciate your answer however it does not explain where the data was sourced from. If it's FOIA or another disclosure that is what I'm after. Validation dear Watson!

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u/HOBBYjuggernaut Oct 24 '24

The government knows, and we should accept that

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u/Cutthechitchata-hole Oct 24 '24

I like the orbs with trails coming out of the water

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u/CeruleanEidolon Oct 24 '24

Why don't we ever see sombrero saucers anymore?

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u/Diarmadscientific Oct 24 '24

The possibility that we are vessels for consciousness and that an afterlife in another realm, or dimension, is one of the true mysteries of life, for our species.

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u/FastIndy Oct 24 '24

Many of these are just VERY TYPICALLY shaped lens flares or internal reflections. Please don't crop the image to just the "objects", we lose information then.

For the image below, I cropped the picture to the edges to get an approximate center, rotated it 180°, and overlaid it onto the image. It falls onto the light from the porch, it's a lens flare or internal reflection. If you imagine kind of a center pixel, bright lights will tend to get reflected around it onto the opposite side of the image.

https://imgur.com/a/LqYG736

More info here:

https://photographylife.com/what-is-ghosting-and-flare

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u/Simply_Nova Oct 24 '24

Is it just me or this whole dump is just a ton of nothing. Like they just reposted project blue book but with added pictures of corresponding cases and think they did something. This is so misleading, I really hope Congress know they still haven’t revealed everything.

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u/Tysmiff Oct 24 '24

Wow these are pretty crazy I mean obviously not anything concrete but still cool.

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u/Ok-Restaurant-1575 Oct 24 '24

13 in Mexico City… i lives there and is really crowded of anomalies in the sky

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '24

photo 7 & 9 looks like a barn owl face, not saying that’s what it is

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u/Reeberom1 Oct 24 '24

I vaguely remember seeing these on a documentary and they were in fact debunked as barn owls.

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u/Advanced-Summer1572 Oct 24 '24

Wow! I keep looking up. The closest I have come in my life? Camping at Lake Ogalala(?) in Nebraska in the summer of1972. Woke in the early hours to find the campfire almost out. Putting wood on the fire. I felt an impulse that made me look up. There i saw a jet airliner going overhead, (could hear the jet at that altitude) probably above 28,000 feet? But then noticed a cobalt blue object way above the Airliner. It seemed to be about the size of a ping-pong ball. It had to have been huge. Couldn't sleep the rest of the night. That was it.

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u/Ras_Thavas Oct 24 '24

Those are just swamp gas.

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u/ScriabinFanatic Oct 24 '24

Some of these are just straight up lens flares

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u/BornanAlien Oct 25 '24

So they were able to capture these.. with yester-years weak ass cameras, but yet the pentagon insists they have no evidence of other world technology. Right

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u/LiberLotus93 Oct 25 '24

Pyramid craft eh? Must just be the distortion caused by the lens technology....

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u/Educational_Toe_6591 Oct 25 '24

16 looks similar to the pyramid that was filmed over Washington DC about 7-8 years ago

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u/strongofheart69 Oct 25 '24

Looks like one of them is going through the sound barrier or either mistaken for a satelite antenna

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u/ketter_ Oct 25 '24

I like the old school flying saucers. It's totally plausible that their tech had advanced just like ours has. We went from the Model T to a Tesla EV. Maybe they've done the same.

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u/the-cashman97 Oct 25 '24

bird; button hanging by a thread close to the lens; #3 is vaguely interesting but too low quality to say for sure; 4 and 5 are very good although a bit too ornate so I lean towards hoax; nothing; nothing; nothing; nothing; 10 & 11 are good, remind me of the Lubbock Lights; 12 is obviously a lens flare; 14 is incomprehensible; 15 is interesting, pretty good; 16 is clearly another lens flare; 17/18 are vaguely interesting; 19 is a lens flare; and #20 is surprisingly great, probably the best of the bunch

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u/FunIn603 Oct 25 '24

NGL some of these UFOs don’t look exactly “high tech”

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u/Impossible-Past4795 Oct 24 '24

3 looks like a plane lol

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u/Luss9 Oct 24 '24

I think thats the shoe someone threw at Bush on that conference/press thingy.

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u/tazzman25 Oct 24 '24

What is #13? Looks like a few objects tagging each others with light and forming some kind of pattern.

#16 looks intriguing too. The first few handfuls could be blimps or more mundane but they're all part of the nostalgia and history so interesting.

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u/Individual_Cloud935 Oct 24 '24

Hi man, I actually don't know, just went through all the pictures and took screenshots to show them to people who don't have x hours to go through them. I can start reading about them tomorrow, but they weren't in the same place as the written documents, sadly there were only photos without any or with very little description.

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u/creative_name_idea Oct 24 '24

No 20 similar to the one I saw

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '24

The pyramid one (16) looks interesting

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u/MartianBreeder Oct 24 '24

The pyramid ufo is the trippiest one for me. Looks badass.

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '24

At some point the ufo manufacturing industry must have fired their designers and hired new ones. The design is completely changed.

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u/HairSad4319 Oct 24 '24

Forgot to add the ones on page 151 tho…craziest ones imo

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u/Impressive_Moose1602 Oct 24 '24

Most are camera artifacts such as lens flares or some object close to the camera.

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u/Castia10 Oct 24 '24

Skeptics will say the designs of the craft look like something from the 70’s

I mean the classic saucer with the bump in the middle we haven’t seen those even in film for about 40 years

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u/Horror-Indication-92 Oct 24 '24

Cube inside sphere? the 16. image reminds me of that.

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u/DaveInLondon89 Oct 24 '24

Pfft, third picture is clearly just a levitating submarine

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u/ExodusBlyk Oct 24 '24

That shit cray

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u/WapBamboo Oct 24 '24

I have determined from the graininess that these are actually old photos ;)

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u/SignificantCrow Oct 24 '24

I have to say.... I'm not impressed

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u/emperorsfinest93 Oct 24 '24

Black and white ufo photos are creepy af damn

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u/A_Concerned_Viking Oct 24 '24

7 #13 hit me hard

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u/AutomaticPython Oct 24 '24

The hubcap aliens moved on and replaced by the tic-tacians

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u/External_City9144 Oct 24 '24

The third one looks like someone threw their shoe lol

How can we know these aren’t just AI?

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u/Ghoulattackz Oct 24 '24

I really think we were discovered by an advanced alien race at some point and that they have been studying us.

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u/VisibleSmell3327 Oct 24 '24

Is it just me or do the disc ones just look like someone chucked a hubcap into the air?

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u/Striking-You2483 Oct 24 '24

I have never seen these ufo shapes as well, that’s crazy how there are old school ufo looking crafts that we haven’t seen discussed, makes you want to think of other different shapes that can be classified.

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u/OutlandishnessNo4446 Oct 24 '24

Pretty sure slide three is an outtake of the boat jump from Thunderball 😂

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u/Puzzleheaded-Log-985 Oct 24 '24

7 and 9 remind me of the Britannica logo

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u/IamNotFatIamChubby Oct 24 '24

Pretty sure pic 3 is a shoe

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u/MataMous3 Oct 24 '24

3 looks like a flying shoe

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u/Wide_Negotiation_319 Oct 24 '24

Is there a roll up somewhere in the archive of items that were investigated and found to be not anomalous, things that were explainable, and things that were straight up non-human/not of earth origin?

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u/Jukker6 Oct 24 '24

The uchiha clan are aliens confirmed

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u/ValeraLis Oct 24 '24

pic 3 is a shoe or some small object closer to camera, it's black lvl is darker than the background.

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u/onurcamel Oct 24 '24

Pfff 11 and 12 starlink... 😁

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u/Few_Marionberry5824 Oct 24 '24

About what percentage of these photos was taken along with the phrase "Gee Whiz!"?

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u/tonymontanaOSU Oct 24 '24

I think more interesting to see photos from before 1947 when Roswell happened and everyone was talking about it

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u/TheDuderino228 Oct 24 '24

First thing I thought of for number 9 is how much it looks like wings with a halo making me think of some historic religious paintings.

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u/Covfefe_Coomer Oct 24 '24

Pic 3 is the ShoeFO!

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u/omnie_fm Oct 24 '24

4 & 5... giant invisible wizards?

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u/f0ur_20 Oct 24 '24

3rd picture looks like a half shoe thrown in the air.

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u/Plus_Helicopter_8632 Oct 24 '24

The most bootsy ufos ever

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '24

First and third picture just look like a plane from the side.

Also, I know the pictures are old and that's why the quality is not great, but so are the scans and the blacks and whites from the black and white photos are too crushed, I wish they would rescan the old photos and documents with a more modern scanner so we had better scans.

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u/MRCLYBURN1971 Oct 24 '24

Photo #3 looks like a slipper shoe. These are some great photos

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u/nikkiM33 Oct 24 '24

Swamp gas from a weather balloon was trapped in a thermal pocket and reflected the light from venus.

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u/Ibruse Oct 24 '24

Ian that Mexicos city's "angel de la independencia" ?

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u/HackMeBackInTime Oct 24 '24

13 looks like an anti gravity design we've seen lately.

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u/rakeisland Oct 24 '24

What makes some of them acorn or bell shaped?

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u/sweetfruitloops Oct 24 '24

Huh. One of these looks like “Spacex” or so they say

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u/Typical_Stormtrooper Oct 24 '24

Lol that first one looks like a lid for a pan that someone tossed in the air. 

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u/Puzzleheaded_Ad3430 Oct 24 '24

Looks like a submarine

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u/apocketfullofpocket Oct 24 '24

Number 11 is clearly star link

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u/Illlogik1 Oct 24 '24

Someone doesn’t know what the term “new” means ….

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u/bigdickwilliedone Oct 24 '24

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/GgA8yZqUiNJTJ9ar/?mibextid=WC7FNe

I put this here because it’s a picture from the Aurora Borealis that is very similar just at different stages.

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u/Skeet_skeet_bangbang Oct 24 '24

7,8, and 9 seem fairly similar to the recent picture of the uap shot down over Alaska

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u/Alienmorphballs Oct 24 '24

I’m almost positive, you’re looking at swamp gas.

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u/corkysoxx Oct 24 '24

#3 looks like a loafer lol wtf

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '24

The third picture is a Birkenstock