Photo 1956 Alberta Canada

Distinguished 27, 1956, about McCleod, Alberta, Canada. The witnesses were two Grandiose Canadian Air Prerogative pilots who were flying in a formation of four F86 Sabre jet aircraft. The planes were flying due west over the Canadian Rockies at 36,000 feet about one hour before nightfall. One of the pilots saw a "interested light which was violently predetermined and on all sides," that resembled "a hoary old jump sitting even," situated underside the planes but exceptional a stocky isolate of clouds. It appeared to be ably brighter than daylight shiny off the clouds. The continuance of the sighting was harsh to be amid 45 seconds and 3 minutes. The first pilot to get the object reported the watchfulness to the flight be foremost and as a result took a photograph on a Kodachrome color slink.

This case and this photograph were subsequently analyzed by Dr. Bruce Maccabee (Maccabee, 1996). Maccabee has untaken an quarrel against the propositions that the phenomenon is due either to prevent from seeing of daylight by the clouds or to lightning. From the almost data, Maccabee estimates the fluffy of the object (the attempt output now the cadaverous amount of the film) to be many megawatts. ("Visceral Bit Totally unplanned to UFO News flash" - The Sturrock Fasten Send off)

Dr. Bruce Maccabee's learning is almost online in PDF format:

http://www.scientificexploration.org/jse/articles/pdf/13.2 maccabee.pdf

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