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UFO appears
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EDITOR’S NOTE: We received
this photo and brief explanation from a man with
the moniker “BEARZ.” He lives northwest
of Cashiers, NC. When we enlarged his photo, we
found it interesting that there are two darker vertical
areas equidistant from each end of the UFO.
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| I'm a fashion and narrative
photographer; however, I've been an avid sky
watcher ever since I was little. Today, November
10, 2010, was a heavy chemtrail spray day
here in Western North Carolina. When I got
home and started going through my photos,
I noticed this unusual object in the chemtrail
spray. I thought others might be interested
in seeing the photo.
UPDATE: After sending
this photo to our webmaster, we learned
from Beck Horne that BEARZ/Bjorn also sent
a copy to Coast to Coast AM which posted
it as a Photo of the Day on its website.
Here is the original
photo
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“Parachute” phenomenon
captured in two countries
The top photo was taken near Crossville,
TN by Bob Emery with a simple point-and-shoot
Polaroid camera on August 10, 2010. Though
he’s taken hundreds of “Blue
Moon” photos since 2008, this is the
first time he’s captured the phenomenon
on the extreme left. It looks remarkably
like the image in the second photo which
was taken with a more powerful camera in
Norway on January 20, 2010. To learn more
about the Norwegian image, go to Global
Links on this website and read New
“parachute” phenomenon over
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| Sharp-edged streaks amongst
the orbs |
| Here’s a puzzling photo
from Bob Emery of Crossville, Tennessee who’s
been snapping photos of the sky from his backyard
nearly every night since 2008. That was the year
he captured his first orb photos. Since then,
he’s taken uncountable orb photos, including
some that look a bit like angels. Then on June
19, 2010 around 2 A.M., he captured these sharp-edged
streaks amongst the orbs. Oddly, there were smaller
orbs within the streaks. The second photo was
taken moments later and shows that the streaks'
appearance was but a flash in time.
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For those who like another kind of mystery,
there’s more to Bob’s story. Once some
of his orb photos were posted on this website, the
orbs didn’t show up for four to five weeks.
Then on the night of June 19, 2010, Bob was at his
desk looking at photos of his wife who passed away
in 2009 and said, “Send me something that
I can get a picture of this time.” Immediately
after that, he went outside and snapped this unusual
photo.
To add more intrigue, Bob was with
a group of people in Florida in December 2009
that included a psychic he’d never met before.
She called him later and said his wife’s
spirit had been standing behind him with her hand
on his shoulder at the gathering. She also conveyed
a message from his wife that the two of them “would
be doing something big together.” Bob says
he’s left wondering if these unusual photos
might be part of that “something big”
that he and his wife are supposed to do together.
Scroll down to see other samples of Bob’s
orb photos, plus a daytime shot he took of the
“blue moon.” He’s taken them
all with a simple Polaroid 7.0 MP point-and-shoot
camera model i735.
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| “Blue Moon” spawns
smaller “Blue Moon” |
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“Blue Moon” spawning a smaller version
of itself. They were taken sequentially by Spuz
Shissler of Linville Falls, NC in May 2010. Though
she’s taken hundreds of “Blue Moon”
photos over the past year, this is the first time
she’s captured this particular phenomenon.
You can find two of her other “Blue Moon”
photos in the 2009 photo archives. They were taken
on July
16 and November
24 of that year. All her photos have been
taken with a simple Canon Power Shot A530 camera.
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Sky Ship makes regular
visits
EDITOR’S
NOTE: We received this photo and the story
that goes with it from Ursula who lives near
the Waynesville Country Club in Waynesville,
NC. Her home is about 30 miles northeast of
Cashiers. |
I took this photo of a Sky
Ship on March 23, 2010, but it’s not
a onetime shot. My husband, young adult
daughter and I, and often our neighbors,
see it every clear night when we look west
toward the Balsam Mountain Ridge.
It appears in the late dusk hours as the
absolutely biggest star in the sky, grows
in size, and then abruptly disappears about
30 minutes later. This happens every time.
It’s always a steady green color and
doesn’t twinkle or pulsate. Sometimes
we see a second UFO farther off and to the
right of our regular “visitor.”
This photo was taken with a very simple
Nikon Cool Pix camera that only has seven
megapixels. |
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Multi-colored orbs
EDITOR’S NOTE: We received
these photos on April 25, 2010 from Chuck
Willhide, a resident of the Isis Cove intentional
community in Whittier, NC, which is about
30 miles northwest of Cashiers. |
“I have never seen
so many orbs in any one photo,” says
Willhide “nor have I ever seen so many
different colors and sizes, and I’ve
been looking at this kind of stuff for probably
20-plus years.
“What you’re looking at in
these photos,” he explains, “is
a gateway to our outdoor Fire Temple. We
were getting ready to dedicate the temple
by lighting up the metal archway using two
propane tanks. The second photo was taken
a few minutes after the orb photo.” |
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“Blue
Moon” phenomenon not localized
We’ve posted
“Blue Moon” photos from other
places than Western North Carolina to show
it is not a localize phenomenon.
“Blue Moon” photo
from California
This photo was taken in the San Gabriel Mountains
of California on January 7, 2010 by someone
affiliated with the Lightworkers website.
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“Blue Moon”
photo from Canada
We found this photo on The Big Wobble website.
It was taken by a friend of the website in
November 2009 from British Columbia, Canada.
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"Blue Moon"
photos from Michigan
These photos further demonstrate
that you don't have to be in the Western North
Carolina mountains to capture "Blue Moon"
photos. Patty Shrum took these from the deck
of her home in the flat lands of Trenton,
Michigan between 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. on September
1, 2009. She used a Canon Power Shot A1000
IS camera.
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"Blue Moon" photo from Tennessee
For those who might think "Blue Moon"
photo images only can be captured from Western North
Carolina, here is one from Bob Emery who lives about
10 miles south of Crossville, TN. He took this photo
around 3:30 p.m. on April 10, 2010 from his backyard.
He used a simple Polaroid 7.0 MP point-and-shoot
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Sky Ship Squiggles
Glynis Heenan took each of these photos from
her home in Cashiers, NC between 8:45 p.m.
and 9 p.m. in early April 2010. They were
taken with the same 10-pixel Samsung camera
she's been using for the past two years. This
time, though, she captured squiggles when
she snapped a photo of a Sky Ship. Since squiggles
never have appeared in her photos before and
didn't appear in her April 8, 2010 shot of
a Sky Ship, the phenomenon cannot be attributed
to a shaky hand. Then on April 12, 2010, the
following brief message came from the Sky
Brothers:
Sky Brother's commentary on photos
"The recent photos demonstrate the
speed at which Sky Ships can operate. It's
another way of showing how humankind barely
can perceive the workings of advanced technologies.
Human craft, no matter how advanced, cannot
perform in this way. This is a clear demonstration
that true Sky Ships, not human reproductions
of Sky Ships, are standing guard above the
chosen place of revelations." |
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on the images below to see the full-size
image |
April 4, 2010 |
April 6, 2010 |
April 6, 2010 |
April 8, 2010
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| Sky Ship bouquet |
Like every skeptic in the
world, those of us at Sky Ships over Cashiers
would dismiss this photo as a pretty optical
bouquet of colors if we didn’t know
its history. It was taken on January 12,
2010 by Spuz Shissler who’s been taking
midday photos of the Sun from her backyard
in Linville Falls, NC since she learned
about the “Blue Moon” phenomenon
in June 2009.
“On clear days,” she explains,
“I’ll snap 12-15 photos in hopes
of getting an especially good one of the
‘Blue Moon.’ So far I’ve
taken around 250 shots and this is the only
one that looks like a rainbow bouquet.”
Shissler has sent a great many of her photos
to this website and we’ve never seen
the rainbow bouquet before. One is the best
we have of orbs encircling the “Blue
Moon.”
“So far, this bouquet photo is a
one-time thing,” adds Shissler. “It
hasn’t appeared in any photos I’ve
taken before or since January 12th.”
See Shissler's other photos Nov
29, 2009 and July
16, 2009 |
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Rainbow
cross turns into orb of light
Becky Rodriguez of Sylva, NC snapped these
three photos from her car on January 15, 2010.
She was going from Waynesville to Sylva on
Highway 74 when she noticed a very unusual
rainbow shaped cross in the sky
near Balsam Mountain Ridge. Later, when she
looked at the photos, there was an orb of
light in the cloud to the right of the Sun
where the rainbow should have been. The shape
made her think it might be a UFO hidden within
a camouflage cloud. There are many reports
of UFOs hiding within artificially created
clouds so this could be an example of that. |
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