This image was made by the Curiosity Rover. To see more, click here. The object does not appear to be a video dropout. It is something in the Martian sky. There are probably many ways to dismiss it, but the fact remains that if this was a photo taken of something in Earth’s atmosphere, it would be assumed to be a plane with a short contrail. Conceivably, it’s a meteor, but it could also be an unknown.
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John Greenewald has posted this photo on his website, the Black Vault, and is asking for any information anyone may have about it. But one of our photo analysts has weighed in with the following comment:
OK. This is a hoax. 🙂
My bet is that someone read about the Latoya Ammons case (See below) and decided to have some fun by ginning up an alleged surveillance shot.
It’s really easy to fake stuff when the final image is way out of focus and distorted, which can hide a multitude of sins. In this case, the "demon" is opaque yet casts no shadow, which makes no sense. (Notice that the table next to the bed casts a definite shadow on the floor.)
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After noticing ‘strange noises’ on a cellphone, a Georgia resident observed a line of lights hanging over nearby trees. The phenomenon is a probable unknown. Interference with radios is not unusual when objects are very close, but due to the circumstances (night, nothing visible except the lights) the proximity of the object cannot be estimated.
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The video you see here is typical of videos coming in from all over the southern United States. The snowfall that took place there appears to be heavily laden with chemicals, to the point that it is not acting like normal snow. On the other hand, maybe it’s more normal than it seems. Read this and make your own decision. If you’ve witnessed this phenomenon personally, please write whitley@strieber.com and tell us of your experience.
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