(but)
There’s ‘REAL UFOs’ and then there’s the 99% of what you see on the UFO entertainment channels.
This ‘UFO deception’ almost got me. Well, it did for 10 minutes.
So this picture:
Is out there. People say it’s further proof of ‘egg ufos’
It all started when this picture of the OSIRIS-REx spacecraft with the sample capsule it collected from the asteroid Bennu.
(The larger, white pod-like structure is the OSIRIS-REx spacecraft itself, and the smaller, golden sphere attached to it is the sample return capsule containing the material collected from the asteroid Bennu. The spacecraft is being lifted by a crane, likely in preparation for transport or further analysis.
The OSIRIS-REx mission was a NASA mission to collect a sample from a near-Earth asteroid and return it to Earth for study. The spacecraft launched in 2016, reached Bennu in 2018, collected a sample in 2020, and returned to Earth in 2023. The sample is currently being studied by scientists around the world to learn more about the early solar system and the origins of life.”)
Was put forward as proof of extraterrestrial crash retrievals.
And now the Egg Mania continues.
Well, anyway, back to this picture:
When I ran this through https://app.illuminarty.ai/#/image
it gave less than a 2% chance that this was a manipulated image.
So i took that as good.. thinking “ok, it’s just a rock, not a fake’.
But then I zoomed in more.
So, there you go. Live and learn.
The closer you can zoom in, the more likely you can know if it’s a fake (duh! of course).
In general, that means we are wasting our time, much of the time, with those foggy picutres.
Though, just for laughs, the ‘Phenomenon’ sometimes APPEARS AS FUZZY ON PURPOSE FOR CHEAP LAUGHS.
Kevin Cann
1/22/2025