Here's the real reason why people bring cameras to take pictures, but fail to photograph UFOs

Preface
- Malcolm Robinson's own UFO sighting experience inspired the title of this article.

- In Malcolm Robinson's case below, what appears is not a so-called UFO or orb, but a strange strip of light in the night sky, but even if it were a UFO, the case of the title would be just as valid.

The core of the story
i had a camera around my
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chest and i was too gobsmacked and yes
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to look at it look at this
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and then suddenly i just realized i
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better take a photograph but by that
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time it just boom boom it was gone


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there was another gentleman
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who says malcolm would you like to come
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up and see ufos where i live i went yeah
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of course of course it says well what i
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do is i use a torch and i click my torch
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into the nice the night sky and bang
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yeah those laser flashlights yes and i
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get versa light bluster light come down
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for my
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so i says okay i've got to see this so i
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traveled up to a little place called
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altbay in western ross in scotland
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and again thankfully it was a lovely
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starry night not we don't get a lot of
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that in scotland but that night it was
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lovely
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and we got out of his car and we walked
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maybe about
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three four hundred feet and it was all
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mirrors and scottish outside this the
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milky way was in the distance and
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well malcolm this is all i do this is
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this is a torch i use and this is what i
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do and he started clicking this torsion
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i swear hand on heart within about 30
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seconds this enormous column of light
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descended from a clear cloudless sky
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amazing yeah and it came down like a
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rope ladder if you had a flimsy rope
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ladder and you threw it over the wall
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came down in stages
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i had a camera i had a camera around my
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chest and i was too gobsmacked and yes
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to look at it look at this
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and then suddenly i just realized i
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better take a photograph but by that
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time it just boom boom it was gone in
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seconds and he says oh i'm so glad you
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saw that malcolm so glad a researcher
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has come all this way to see this
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and whilst it's great from another
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photograph sadly
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why else is great for me and it's part




Video(28:34)
The Most Significant Scottish UFO & Paranormal Incident EVER Recorded



The Real Reason You Missed Photographing a UFO
- Suppose you brought your camera with the intention of photographing a UFO when it appeared. If it is a small spot of light in the night sky, it is unlikely that you will forget to photograph it, but there are many cases where you somehow forget to photograph a UFO that appears at a short distance from you. (In the rare cases where you do remember to take a picture, it is usually only a small blurry speck...)

- Many UFO witnesses, including Jay (*1) of Project Unity, testified as follows

　　- (a) I could not take my eyes off the UFO even for a moment. I was afraid that if I took my eyes off the UFO, it would disappear.

　　- (b) They were so overwhelmed and stunned by the UFO that they forgot about the camera.

- However, a and b are interpretations added after the incident, and the real reason is most likely as follows.

　　- During the hallucination of the UFO, the witness is in a temporary stupor, unable to think or judge normally.

- Therefore, whether the UFOs appear for a few seconds or for 20 minutes, while they are appearing (i.e., while they are hallucinating), they are in the midst of a disturbance of consciousness, so they do not have the active will to take pictures in the first place. When the patient finally recovers from the disturbance to a level where he or she can take pictures, the hallucination of the UFO has disappeared. I can tell you this is a very well-designed mechanism (laughter).

- For the above reasons, in most cases, we fail to photograph UFOs.

(*1)
Jay : Explain why I can't take pictures of a UFO/Orb even though I've witnessed it many times (2021-10-22)


Additional
- If my above theory is correct, the following is derived: In 99.9% (*2) of cases, the following is true.

　　- (1) So-called "real UFOs" cannot be photographed.

　　- (2) The captured UFO image is one of the following

　　　　　　- The kind of prototypes created by humans.
　　　　　　- Fabrication
　　　　　　- Natural phenomena that resemble UFOs (e.g., lens-shaped clouds)
　　　　　　- An object of easily misidentified shape (e.g., airship) was accidentally captured on the image.


- Thus, for example, if the photo in the case below is not a fabrication, then this identity is a prototype of sorts, or a test of a special kind of airship.

1952-07-19、Peru : Cigar-shaped UFO flies with smoke (in progress: Part 1) (2013-02-24)

- I will deal with the famous UFO photo below in a separate article at some point, but I have determined that this is not the so-called UFO with ET on it.

Details of the famous UFO photo shoot approved by the Brazilian government.(in progress: Part 1) (2020-08-01)


(*2)
- 99.9% …

- According to above assumption, there is an inherent difficulty in having enough data to make it an universal proposition. Therefore, I will assume 99.9%. In other words, I am providing a way out (laughter)

(2022-05-16)

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First published article (Japanese)
- カメラを持参しているのに、UFO を撮影し忘れる本当の理由 (2022-05-16)

(2022-05-27 Translation)