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January 25, 2010-17:39h Fields near Meco (Madrid) Second of a series of 169 photographs- An object appears in the right side of the image, invisible while.

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1 January 25, 2010-17:39h Fields near Meco (Madrid) Second of a series of 169 photographs- An object appears in the right side of the image, invisible while taking the picture, taken with zoom x10 (Olympus 500UZ)

2 The object can be seen illuminated by the setting sun on the left

3 One minute later i Take another picture to the same sky, with less zoom. There is no object, but therea are blackbirds (mirlos in Spanish) on the left

4 ….They do not reflect the sun light, but they appear blurry because of teir movement. The object also apperas blurry, it may be possible that it was moving quickly…

5 In picture nº 5 there are blackbirds too, but also an airplane taking off from Madrid Airport

6 …also taken with zoom x10

7 …also taken withzoom x10, a business reactor that took off from Torrejon Air Tase… Image 29.

8 …also with zoom x10, an F-18 from Torrejón. Image 84 of the series.

9 If anyone can explain, or find pictures of similar crafts, please write to miguelbecerril56@gmail.com miguelbecerril56@gmail.com Thank you! - Gracias!

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