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| Añadido | Lun, 01/10/2018 |
| Autor | July N. |
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13-años de edad, bill Тоуминай de 410 West fourteenth Street no entiende por qué casi todo el mundo en norfolk no visto de vuelo de la unidad, que "era mucho más que un coche".
Cuando llegó a la fotografía en el periódico, dijo al periodista: "pensé que sus fotógrafos rápidos".
Bill dijo que alrededor del mediodía de este martes, cuando se стоялна el porche de tu casa, vio un objeto grande, "giratorio y oscilante, como un balón de fútbol (fútbol americano)" y que se mueve con el sur-oeste.
Él acababa de regresar de clases en la escuela de Verano en mori. Debido a las conversaciones sobre "platillos voladores", salió con la cámara para ver, no ver si tenía algo que.
No entiendo por qué llaman a su "platillos voladores", dijo. He hecho una foto. Él no se veía como un plato.
El muchacho siguió su fútbol de asignación, explicando que el objeto ha sido más redondo que el disco. Él vaciló un poco, moviéndose en dirección noreste con una velocidad de cerca de 600 millas por hora.
Se especula que la altura de vuelo de este objeto de unos 5000 pies (justo debajo de las nubes). El objeto fue "gris, casi negro" y se veía como "quemadas", o, puede ser como una piedra. Su borde brillaban. Él no ha ido acompañado de las huellas o el sonido.
Bill dijo que no se sorprendió cuando la vio, y haciendo fotos con su cámara instalada en la 1/100 de segundo.
Él llamó a sus 18 años, hermana, Жозефину, venir y ver, pero al parecer, ella no le creyó.
Bill dijo, que hizo tres disparos, pero sólo uno negativo salió bastante bien para la reproducción.
Él mostró un reportero de la foto que él imprimió a sí mismo. Para la publicación en el periódico la fotografía se ha aumentado y procesado por la empresa Photo Craftsmen.
Los expertos de esta empresa están convencidos de que el muchacho muy bien que lidiar con la vieja cámara, que él había usado. Después de examinar cuidadosamente lo negativo, me dijeron que el único inconveniente de la imagen no ha revelado los detalles suficientes. Señalaron que la foto de bill fue, sin duda, la mejor desde que acerca de los misteriosos discos aparecieron los primeros mensajes.
Traducido del servicio de «Yandex.Traductor»
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By George Hebert
Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch
July 9th, 1947
The flying disc “was lots bigger then an automobile” and 13-year-old Bill Turrentine of 410 West fourteenth Street doesn’t understand why almost everybody in Norfolk didn’t see.
In fact, when he came to the ledger-dispatch with a photograph he had taken of the object, he wanted to know why the newspaper hadn’t already taken a picture of it. “I thought your photographers were fast,” he told a reporter.
However, Bill said he had done some fast moving himself shortly between noon Tuesday, when he stood on his front porch and saw the large object, “rocking and spinning like a football” and coming from the southwest.
He had just returned from Summer School classes at Maury, he said, and with all the talk about “flying saucers,” had gone out with his camera to see if he could see anything.
I don’t see why they call them “flying saucers,” he said. “The big one I took a picture of and the two little ones that became behind it a few seconds later didn’t look anything like saucers.”
Looked Like Football
The boy stuck to his football comparison, explaining that the object was sort of rounded, more oval then disc-like, and though it wobbled in it’s northeastward flight it was traveling rapidly, about 600 miles an hour.
He guessed that the altitude of the thing was about 5000 feet, just below the clouds. In color it was “gray, almost black,” and looked like a “burned crisp,” or maybe as rock or stone. The edges glittered, he said, and seemed to be trailing dust. Neither it nor the two which followed made any sound.
Bill said he wasn’t very surprised when he saw the community, but “almost killed myself” getting shots of it with his camera, set at 1/100th of a second.
He called his 18-year-old sister, Josephine, to come and look, but apparently she didn’t believe him.
As the “flying football” passed over, Bill said he took three shots of it, but when he hurriedly developed the film, after legging it to Olney Road for a vial of developer, only one negative came out well enough for reproduction.
He showed a reporter a contact print he had made himself, and the picture reproduced here is an enlargement made by Photo Craftsmen.
Photo experts of this firm are convinced that the boy did a fine job with the old camera he was using. Having closely examined the negative, they said the only flaw was in the kind of film, which perhaps didn’t bring out enough detail. They pointed out, that this wasn’t really a flaw, in view of the fact that Bill’s photograph, with the comparison afforded by the front porch rail and the trees, was certainly the best one taken since the mysterious discs were first reported.
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