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The Moldovan photographer managed to snap this spectacular image by accident.
The Moldovan photographer managed to snap this spectacular image by accident.
Using a complicated system unknown to us humans, aliens appear to have managed to beam their image onto the spectacular Northern Lights sky.
The photographer was shocked on his return home to see the image of the green faced alien in his pictures of the aurora Northern Lights.
Landscape photographer Iurie Belegurschi captured the image by accident in the Reykjanes peninsula of Iceland.
On a clear night on September 8, Belegurschi stayed up all night and waited to watch the aurora Northern Lights dance in the sky.
He said: "I didn't see the alien face during shooting, but when I came home I checked my photographs on the computer and I saw it! It's unbelievable, I couldn't believe my eyes."
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The alien face is seen in the aurora Northern Lights sky.
The alien face is seen in the aurora Northern Lights sky.
"I wish everybody could see it at least once in their life."
But don't expect to see aliens if you do venture out to the remote area.
Self-taught Iurie moved to Iceland in 2006 to follow his biggest passion, the Northern Lights.
He is now waiting for the solar max in 2013-2014 to capture more aurora activity - with or without aliens.
Lame Stream Media.
There's a lot more proof out there than this. The above reminds me of the The National Enquirer's cover of how, from a freeze frame or Pic of the billowing smoke - perhaps photoshopped, for all I know - who did 9/11? (Dana Carvey voice) "Could it be . . . . Satan?.)
Or, instead, Try explaining this one [Link]or countless others with the now standard "two drunks with boards and ropes.*
Hell, even WeeWeePeePeeDuh can't hide enough truth that's out there: [Link]
R.C.
* You've heard this: "A lie can be halfway round the world before the truth has got its boots on." [Link]
Well that old BS tale of drunks with plywood and rope has proven a lie's value as a "perpetual motion" machine, beyond its speed alone.
RC