- If you have been following the appearance of this peculiar
object over the past year or so, you are aware that it is never seen by
the human eye, but appears in photos from around the world. Its general
shape and properties remain constant. We have absolutely no clue what it
might be -- a craft... a creature.
To see earlier photos of this strange object, visit the following urls
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- http://rense.com/general51/myst.htm
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- http://rense.com/general52/strange.htm
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- http://rense.com/general53/mystst.htm
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- My son, Chris and my grandson Jovon and I were on our
way to Mt. Antero in Colorado by Buena Vista when we stopped to take a
picture by Baldwin Creek. We had noticed no planes, no noise, passed a
few people on the way down, nothing but peace and quite. This picture was
taken on July 22, 2004, our third annual birthday trip to a mountain for
Jovon's 10th birthday. Didn't hear a thing and it wasn't noticed when the
picture was taken. Got home and developed the pictures when I noticed the
UFO. I remembered seeing one similar on Jeff Rense.com. Looked it up and
WHOA!! - Alfred Ballesteros
Alfred sent us the negatives and the object appears to be part of the photo,
naturally. We will have some extremely high definition scans of the object
in just a few days. Below one can see there is no apparent wire or string
relative to the angle of the object. Just like its appearance in other
photos from around the world, it simply floats there defying explanation.
There is no apparently motion blurring. The sequence of vacation photos
provided are completely normal in every respect. Another frame, presently
being examined, may contain a more distant, departing (or arriving) "thing"
-- we'll have more on that as soon as possible. Though this object differs
slightly from former images, in that it appears more complex in shape and
not just a slender tube, it has all the characteristics of the others,
especially its inability to be seen but obvious three-dimensionality and
adherence to lighting conditions of the overall photo. Our special thanks
to Alfred Ballesteros and family for sharing this incredible photo with
us, and sharing our curiosity for strange things in the sky.
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