Exposing The Reality Of UFOs: Spherical 'Foo Fighter' UFO Captured Flying Along Side Plane.

Tuesday 31 May 2011

Spherical 'Foo Fighter' UFO Captured Flying Along Side Plane.

One advantage with using an older Sony camcorder with nightshot for UFO hunting is the fact some come with a larger 1/4" CCD light sensor, instead of the 1/6" or smaller CCD. The benefit of this is that low light filming in infrared is a possibility. Some older camcorders with the 1/4" CCD also come with the additional feature of manual shutter speed. By slowing down the shutter speed, this allows the CCD light sensor time to gather more light before processing.

On the 31st May 2009 at around 1.30am, I was armed with a Sony CCD TRV87E camcorder. Upon zooming onto a plane that was heading for Bournemouth airport, I instantly noticed a spherical ball of light flying along side it. This was to become my first 'orb' UFO capture. Traditionally, these UFOs are called Foo Fighters, named by the pilots that flew in WW2, spherical objects that buzzed around their planes, but never hostile. Now, I am unsure whether this type of UFO is invisible to the naked eye. Though, apart from the famous Concord/UFO incident, I have only seen these 'Foo Fighter' UFOs captured in the infrared light spectrum.

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For over a decade I have had a variety of cameras pointed up to the sky, all recording in near infrared. Sony camcorders with IR pass filters, modified camcorders, modified CCTV cameras, homemade intensifier tubed night vision scopes and digital night vision devices. All have had a role to play in collecting data. Some captures are more intriguing than others, and some are truly unidentified flying objects, meaning I'm unsure what they are and I've left it up the viewer to decide.

On this blog I will only try and post what I think are my significant captures, objects that wouldn't have been recorded if it wasn't for the use of infrared filming. Anything potentially normal like a balloon or similar will not be posted unless stated otherwise. I am also going to start at the beginning of my investigations and slowly proceed through to the present.

Research shows there are strange objects buzzing around our skies that use a cloaking system that gives light the ability to bend around themselves which renders them invisible.
I'm unable to say what these things are or where they are from, but they do exist.

I know NASA do a very good job at revealing this aerial phenomena using UV cameras and we know now IR imaging (NIR) works in this capacity as well. The UFOs up there must be, and are coming down here to near ground level.

The wavelength of light we see in is called 'visible light', if we were to go either side of the visible light wavelength into the IR or UV region, these UFOs that are using visible light to make themselves invisible are now exposed by reflecting the wavelength of light we cannot see.

We observe in what is known as the visual spectrum, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet. UFOs manipulate the visual spectrum effectively rendering themselves invisible to the naked eye yet are resolvable at frequencies outside our visual range - notably in the near infrared and the ultraviolet region of the far-reaching electro-magnetic spectrum.

We now can employ 'off-the-shelf', reasonably readily-available equipment to image in this previously 'invisible' region of the EM spectrum.

The more intently I study this field of ufology - the greater my realisation we may be under surveillance by an unknown quantity.

I am an independent researcher from Southampton, UK. I will report using this blog some my findings and thoughts on this phenomena.

I am proud to say the years of sky watching and research gave me the opportunity to be involved in various UFO documentarys including UFO -The Greatest Story Ever Denied, made a contribution to the Nigel Watson's Haynes UFO Investigations Manual, have been the guest speaker on the local radio's paranormal night and help run the worlds only UFO spotting forum http://ufonv.com/. (Sadly now closed)

Darren Ashmore