Flying saucers in Bhutan?

Amazing! Conclusive proof of UFO's, finally!

Either that or it's reflections of light fixtures in glass... Naaahhh, it's gotta be UFO's! Yippee!

Maybe Bewildered was right and there were mammals on mars. And now they're flying around in light-bulb shaped ships. Who knew

Glad you took it in the way I intended. yippee!

Thanks for the fun But remember, what you post today can turn out to be evidence for Creationism in a few hundred years.

I knew it couldn't be real all along. If those had been real UFOs, c.i. would've been kidnapped right away and taken to goldman's home planet for fiendish experiments.

Possible explanations:

1. Pie plates, or reflections in the atmosphere;
2. Dry cleaning bags filled with marsh gas; or
3. Mass insanity.

Now, there's a thought I hadn't thought of, but find extremely interesting!

the roll, pitch and yaw make it look like time-lapse photography...

i believe!

It wasn't time-lapse photography, but if I had to guess, it was taken through the window of where we had lunch. That's part of the Himalaya mountain range.

Had to be Yeti creations.

I believe Rosbrne was right. If you look carefully at those saucer-like images they look like they could well be reflections of light fixtures if the image was shot through a glass window.

I think he's right too! I shot a lot of pictures when we were at that particular location to look at the mountain range, and even took a short video while we were there.




Climbing steps up for lunch.

It's definitely light bulb reflections. I thought you knew this already.

It seems pretty clear to me that you took the picture through flat glass and there was track lighting behind you with the "cans" at different angles. You can even see the bulbs in a few of the reflections. You can almost see your own shadow in the glass as well.

This type of image is one of the more common "UFO" type of images that people accidentally take, or take intentionally as hoaxes. There are many examples of them in the "UFO" files.

Very nice pics in this post, by the way.

This was fun for one day.