Are UFO's real?

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A quick statistical analysis of the orange area versus the rest of the image reveals bit-level noise patterns that don't match. It's as if the orange thing had been photographed with a different camera than the rest of the image.

Every digital camera has it's own "bit-level noise signature", which may be completely unique to each camera. This signature can even be used to identify one camera from another, and can also be used to identify which portions of an image have been taken by one camera and which portions have been taken by another.

Maybe that's why there have been few digital UFO photos used as "evidence" for the existence of extraterrestrials - a statistical analysis of the image will reveal any "photo-shopping" that may have occurred, whereas it is easier to construct a fake image using analog photography.

You mean...that picture is NOT real!

Im shocked! Shocked!

You mean three mile wide bright orange flying teapot lids are not a common sight around the Moon?!?!?!?!?

I'm so very sorry ... but it is indeed a fake.


Those pictures of Justin Bieber and I are also fake ... he and I have never been photographed together.


Not as common as bone-headed Star Trek warrior aliens are around the seventh planet of our solar system...

Oh my ... if that's true, I'm going to have to figure out how to break that rule. Stay tuned for a crackproof, digital hoax ...

I believe you can't discount millions of witnesses.. well, all of them.

Sure, there are a lot of people in the world now who's opinions mean nil because of one reason or another.


Seems thing like these have been in recorded history for ages; what's one man's faith compared to another?

Faith proves nothing.

Quite right. Still awaiting the days of Castro being out of office?

How about this one?


ufo over paris

The gamepiece should be completely blurred, and not just have blurry "speed lines" following it like some cheap cartoon thing.