UFO drawn in 1479

*VERTICAL FLIP AND STITCH

This alien construction has been seen and documented by witnesses for centuries. Its unique, aerodynamic shape must serve a technical purpose. Usually described as ''cigar shaped'' and as big as a football field, they are probably used for long range missions and transporting smaller utility ships. These oblong ''mother'' ships may be the ultimate design for traveling through

black holes.

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''Cigar Shaped'' UFO captured on film 1967

Last frame of transmission
from Russian Phobos 2 mars probe
right before contact, and the probe, were lost.

*Pictures from www.think_aboutit.com

On July 1988, the Russians launched two unmanned satellite
probes-Phobos 1 and Phobos 2-in the direction of Mars, and
with the primary intention of investigating the planet's
mysterious moon, PHOBOS. Phobos 1 was lost en route because
of a radio command order. Phobos 2 was ultimately lost in
the most intriguing circumstances, but not before it had
beamed back certain images and information from the planet
Mars itself.
Phobos 2 arrived safely at Mars in January 1989 and entered
into an orbit around Mars as the first step at its destination
towards its ultimate goal: to transfer to an orbit that would
make it fly almost in tandem with the Martian moonlet called
Phobos and explore the moonlet with highly sophisticated
equipment that included 2 packages of instruments to be placed
on the moon's surface.
All went well until Phobos 2 aligned itself with Phobos, the
Martian moon. Then, on March 28, the Soviet mission control
tower acknowledged sudden communication "problems" with the
spacecraft; and Tass, the official Soviet news agency,
reported that "Phobos 2 had failed to communicate with Earth
as scheduled after completing an operation yesterday around
the Martian moon Phobos. Scientists at mission control have
been unable to establish stable radio contact."
What had caused the Phobos 2 spacecraft to be lost? The
answer came about 3 months later. Pressed by the international
participants in the Phobos 2 mission to provide definitive
data, the Soviet authorities released a taped television
transmission Phobos 2 sent in its last moments "except for the
last frames", taken just seconds before the spacecraft fell
silent. The television clip was shown by some TV stations in
Europe and Canada as part of weekly "diary" programs, as a
curiosity and not as a news item.
The television sequence focused on 2 anomalies. The first was a
network of straight lines in the area of the Martian equator,
some of the lines were short, some were longer, some were thin,
some were wide enough to look like rectangular shapes "embossed"
in the Martian surface. Arranged in rows parallel to each other,
the pattern covered an area of some 600 sq. kilometers (more than
230 square miles). The anomaly appeared to be far from a natural
phenomenon. Viewed by a scientist over and over again, the
pattern definitely looked artificial.
According to Boris Bolitsky, science correspondence for radio
Moscow, just before radio contact was lost with Phobos 2,
several unusual images were radioed back to Earth, described by
the Russian as "Quite remarkable features". A report taken from
New Scientist of April 8, 1989, described the following: "The
features are either on the Martian surface or in the lower
atmosphere. The features are between 20 and 25 kilometers wide
and do not resemble any known geological formation. They are
spindle-shaped and proving to be intriguing and puzzling."
An unusual photo of a thin shadow across Mars was shown on the
Russian televsion segment. Seen on the surface of Mars was a
clearly defined dark shape that could indeed be described, as
it was from the initial dispatch from Moscow, as a "thin ellipse".
It was certainly different from the shadow of Phobos recorded
18 years earlier by Mariner 9. The latter cast a shadow that was
a rounded ellipse and fuzzy at the edges, stood out sharply
against a kind of halo on the Martian surface. Dr. Becklake, of
the London Science Museum, described it as "something that is
BETWEEN the spacecraft and Mars, because we can see the Martian
surface below it", and stressed that the object was seen by both
the optical and infrared (heat seeking) camera.
All these reasons are why the Soviets have NOT suggested that the
dark, "thin ellipse" might have been a shadow of the moonlet.
While the image was held on the screen, Dr. Becklake explained
that it was taken as the spacecraft was aligning itself with the
moon Phobos. "As the last picture was halfway through," he said,
"they (Soviets) saw something that should not be there". The
Soviets, he went on to state, have not yet released this last
picture and will not speculate on what it shows.
So what was it that collided or crashed into Phobos 2? What does
the last frame show? In his "careful" words to Aviation Week and
Space Technology, the chairman of the Soviet equivalent of NASA,
referred to the last frame, saying, "One image appears to include
an odd-shaped object between the spacecraft and Mars".
This HIGHLY SECRET photo was later given to the Western press by
Colonel Dr. Marina Popovich, a Russian astronaut and pilot who
has long been interested in UFOs. At a UFO conference in 1991,
Popovich gave to certain investigators some interesting
information that she "smuggled" out of the now ex-Soviet Union.
Part of the information was what has been called "THE FIRST EVER
LEAKED ACCOUNTS OF AN ALIEN MOTHER SHIP IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM".
The last transmission from Phobos 2 was a photograph of a
GIGANTIC cylindrical spaceship. A huge, approximately Twenty
kilometer long, 1.5 kilometer diameter cigar-shaped "mother ship"
was photographed on March 25, 1989(11 years ago) hanging or parked
next to the Martian moon Phobos by the Soviet unmanned probe
Phobos 2. After that last frame was radio-transmitted back to
Earth, the probe vanished, according to the Russians it was
"destroyed" - possibly knocked out with an energy pulse beam.
The cigar shaped craft in the frame taken by Phobos 2 is
apparently the object casting the oblong shadow on the surface of
Mars in the earlier photo.
Australian science writer Brian Crowley says that because the
convex cats eye shadow - which, because the overhead solar
inclination prevented shadow-casting by Martian surface features,
implies a shadow thrown on the surface from something in orbit -
beyond the orbit of Phobos 2 itself. The shadow, spindle, or
cigar-shaped, is inconsistent with any possible shadow cast by
the moon Phobos, which is an irregular potato shape. One needs
little imagination to postulate a giant, hovering cigar-shaped
mother craft similar to those documented down the years by UFO
investgators.
Another Phobos picture, released on Canadian TV, presents an
infrared scan radiometer image of the Martian surface that showed
"clearly defined" rectangular areas. These are interconnected
with a latticework of perfectly straight channels, much resembling
a city block. There were no corresponding surface features taken
by regular cameras. This suggests the heat signature of what may
be a set of underground cavern or channels that are just too
geometrically regular to be formed naturally. According to Dr.
Becklake, "The city-like patterns is 60 kilometers wide and could
be easily mistaken for an aerial view of Los Angeles".
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Phobos has itself always been considered a rather mysterious
object, as has its saller twin, Deimos. Joseph Shklovskii of the
Soviet Academy of Science and co-writer with Dr. Carl Sagan of
"Intelligent life in the universe", once calculated from the
estimated density of the Martian atmosphere and the peculiar
"acceleration" of Phobos, that the satellite "must be hollow".
Recently there have been photographs of anomalies called the
"Monoliths of Phobos", alleged artificial structures.
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