13 minutes agoSkyfish, bars, solar beings, photos reveal invisible creatures
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)Quick, elusive and virtually invisible. Beings that fly, sometimes even swimming, and that surround us only if we can see them are invisible as air itself. Known as “Shufra”, “Heavenly Peshke” or “solar entities”, these photographic abnormalities have been a mystery since the Mexican film director [...]
Known as “Shufra”, “Heavenly Peshke” or “solar entities”, these photographic abnormalities have been a mystery since Mexican film director Jose Escamilla, apparently discovered in 1994.
While Escamilla was filming a documentary in Midway, in New Mexico, he discovered some strange life forms, reported “Beyondsciencev”, the Periscope broadcast.
Later, Escamilla hired an expert on details, especially in the development of film protocol. He believes that insects were an unknown form of organic life, perceived only through cameras.
That's how the mushroom phenomenon arose.
Around the World
With the new findings of the Escamillas, supposed life forms appear to appear in order, unlike most heavenly spheres (which often resemble dust) or other cydu-croptodics built for enthusiasts.
In New Mexico, Indiana, Connecticut, and Iraqi War movies when photos are examined, these strange creatures are discovered in every photo. Even during Mel Gibson's film “Braveheart”, the bar phenomenon is visible.
Shufrat, Quasi-Esence
As the years passed, the shuffra phenomenon began to take the attention of ufologists as an interest in displaying scientific scepticism. As evidence of these specimens increased, a catalogue of their anatomy, “fisiology”, flying strategy and countless other details became an obsession for hundreds of rod investigators worldwide.
Strange creatures moved at visible supersonic speeds, such as could only be caught on a few levels of film, at a speed that was not visible to the human eye.
The Fall of the Mounds, the Growth of the Butterflys
Skeptics argue that photos and videos have seized a large number of optical illusions, and say phenomena failed to materialise any concrete evidence of existence.
While some other skeptics demonstrated how the rapid transition of insulin in front of the cameras produced a uniting effect between two, three or more of the same insect trajectors, giving the long body with different wings.
However, not all evidence of the shaf phenomenon can easily be explained. /Periscopi/
