If UFOs are fake how do you see photos?

Answer 1

Photos are very simple to fake (even well before photoshop). Photos and film are light acting on a receptor. The action of the light on visual effects and creating an illusion is the mainstay of the movie industry but it's not difficult for anyone to do it on a smaller scale. I have seen photos and films using things a simple as a metal pie pan flung through the air like a Frisbee. When the light hits the metal just right, it looks like it's gleaming. I've seen photos of common overhead street lamps photographed from an angle that the sun blurs out where it's attached to the pole so the glass and metal oval looks like it's floating in the sky. There are many, many variations that are just as easy to produce. Lights in a night sky are the easiest.

Many years ago a friend told me how he and his friends faked UFOs at night. They bought thin strips of light balsa wood at the hobby store and glued them into a simple cross. Then they placed a lighted candle stub (salvaged from the trash at home) in the center, attached by melted wax, and placed a dry cleaner bag attached to the ends of the wood strips. They would launch these UFOs from the rooftop of one of their apartment buildings at night. The candle heated the air in the bag enough for it to rise and float over the street below with the candle making the bag light up. Then it would suddenly heat through the bag or set it on fire and, poof, it disappeared on an unknown rooftop in the neighborhood. Since they never took photos, I can't know for sure if this story is true. But you can see that it doesn't take much iimagination or money to create your own UFOs.