These old ‘UFO‘ photos, from government’s archives, that never been explained, are now available to the public. Can you solve them?
Above: Searchlights focus on an unidentified object over Los Angeles on February 25, 1942. The bright dots around the flashes are anti-aircraft shells exploding.
A team of ‘alien hunters’ has dug up some of the best UFO images, from the US government archives, representing five per cent of UFO unsolved cases, to see if the public can resolve them.
This image was taken by a test pilot near Edwards Air Force Base in California. It shows a UFO allegedly following a B-47 jet in 1957.
A UFO was taken in Ward, Colorado in 1929
UFO investigator, Nigel Watson told DailyMail:
‘The pictures here don’t seem to be faked. But he added that there may be other explanations, such as the way a photograph is developed.”
A UFO taken somewhere in the US on June 10, 1964
Four brightly glowing, unidentified objects appeared in the sky over a parking lot in Salem, Massachusetts, on July 15, 1952
The image taken on New Year’s Day in 1939 with unidentified object appearing in the top left.
A flight official photographed two red spheres over the Swiss airport Zurich-Kloten, in the summer of 1966,
A passenger on a plane from Hong Kong taken this image of a ‘UFO like flying object’ outside the window of the plane, in 2012.
via dailymail
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