The 'best UFO ever taken' has been released.
For 30 years, the British Ministry of Defence has sat on the fabled"Calvine photo," said to be one of the best snapshots ever captured of a UFO. Now 32 years after the picture was taken, journalist David Clarke has managed to release the picture for the very first time. Set against a cloudy sky, a diamond-shaped UFO can be seen hovering above the countryside as a fight jet flies by in the distance.
Calvine UFO image has settled the debate as to whether a good quality image would be enough to sway the hardened sceptics. The answer is no, they're still refusing to accept what's in front of them and are instead suggesting it's a pond / lake. pic.twitter.com/1qYomJMvUb "The negatives have never been seen since they reached the Ministry of Defence. Now, the Ministry of Defence say that they returned them to the Daily Record," the journalist and professor at Sheffield Hallam University added."But the Daily Record say they never received them and they have no idea what happened to them. So there's a lot of questions to be answered."
"It follows that this is either a genuine unidentified flying object in the sky," Robinson's report reads,"or that any construction or manipulation used to create this effect occurred in front of the camera and not in the capturing of the scene on film nor in the subsequent processing and printing of the image."
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