By Ivan
show the bottom side of a flying saucer
This incredible—yet bizarre—image is hailed by many as the most incredible image of a UFO ever taken. The image was captured as a strange saucer-shapes ‘spacecraft’ was floating above the photographers head who managed to capture this fascinating image.
The image, revealed to the public at the Outer Limits Magazine 70 Years of the Modern UFO Era conference in Hull by UFO investigator Malcolm Robinson, is one of the best images of a UFO ever captured on Earth claims many authors.
Malcolm Robinson who has explored the UFO phenomena since the 1980s agrees this remarkable photograph is the best UFO image he has ever come across.
Speaking to his audience at the conference in Hull, Mr. Robinson said that two men were photographing the oil refinery at Grangemouth, central Scotland, at night when they spotted a mysterious object in the distance.
All of a sudden, the UFO flew towards them, explained Mr. Robinson.
“This red ball of light shot across towards them and was 200 to 300 feet above when he took the picture. He literally had to bend over to take it.
“We checked with all the usual people and there was nothing in the area at the time. It is nice we got a photo. Is that evidence? I am here to tell you to open up your minds.”
Robinson is the founder of Strange Phenomena Investigations (SPI) based in central Scotland.
The image showing what many believe is the bottom side of an alien spaceship was sent to him in 1991, and it remains as one of the most compelling images of a UFO he has ever seen.
The underside of a flying saucer. This image is hailed as the most fascinating image ever captured of a UFO.
In an article on his website, Mr. Robinson wrote:
UFO testimony is one thing, but when you receive testimony backed up with a quite spectacular UFO photograph, well that’s another matter.
“We at SPI received quite an amazing UFO photograph which was unlike anything we have ever seen before.”
In a report that accompanied the picture sent to SPI, the photographer wrote:
“My friend and I were taking photographs of the BP chemicals plant in Grangemouth (from Polmont Reservoir) when we noticed a dim, or rather, two small dim flashing lights over by the two ‘flashing pylons’ at Kincardine Bridge.
“We watched the object, which we thought was a helicopter, fly slowly over from the bridge to above the brightly lit Grangemouth Stadium.
“We watched it hover for around five minutes. It was then that we noticed that the ‘craft’ wasn’t making any noise.
“Normally, if it was a helicopter, we would have heard the blades. It then turned around and faced our direction.
“It was roughly 2,000 feet above the ground, then it dipped and increased dramatically in speed. At the point of the photograph, it was about 200 to 300 feet directly above us.
“It was then that we heard the light ‘pulsing hum’ of the object. My friend and I were quite shaken at the time, but afterward had an overwhelming sense of excitement.”
The image shows as Mr. Robinson explains what is the “…underside of the object – concave, with numerous bright flashing lights being thrown out into the dark night sky, which creates a sort of halo effect.”
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