What are the top ten UFO pranks?
1,1Scientology in the 1950s
Scientology was founded in 1982, which created the biggest cheating event of aliens so far. They use the improper technology of lie detector to guide people into painful experiences and memories, and use hanging carrots to lure people into the next step. L.RonHubbard is a famous Scientologist and an ordinary science fiction writer. By providing spiritual assistance to volunteers, he was induced to defraud their bank accounts and passwords. Scientologists think they are a religious organization, but others don't think so. This is just a destructive and dangerous superstitious group.
How did Scientology relate their theories to aliens? Once the original Scientologists were brainwashed and imbued with the legendary stories about Xenu, these volunteers willingly became Scientologists and publicized Scientology thoughts in public for many years. According to the pseudo-scientific view of scientism, Shennu was the warlord planet of the Milky Way millions of years ago and planned the genocide of the Milky Way. Under this threat, a complete alien race came to the earth, which is now human beings, but at the same time these aliens also became human beings and brought their "soul ghosts". These ghosts show pain, war and human religious thoughts, which are the root of all human diseases. And scientism is to help people solve this problem effectively.
This theory is seriously deceptive. If our ancestors came from other planets, then why don't we know the existence of other planets? Let alone leave the earth and go to other planets to survive. Especially now that the earth's energy is about to run out, this problem is very important. But in the 1950s, Scientology took its place. Even World News Weekly reported on the mysterious power of Scientology. Because this evil organization has a whole set of false stories about aliens, it has made millions of dollars from them. Scientology is undoubtedly the biggest UFO alien scam to date.
2. 1976' s crop circles confessed their prank of destroying the wheat field, but no one believed it.
Both urban and rural people in Britain are familiar with crop circles. 1975, several British people took boards, ropes and some measuring instruments to measure mysterious circular patterns in the wheat field. After several attempts, they finally determined that these crop circles were very special, and their patterns were not made by simple tools.
If people don't admit that they created these crop circles, people usually associate these crop circles with mysterious UFO events. It is reported that there are signs of UFO activity over crop circles. 1996, the first person who made crop circles publicly admitted that crop circles were the wheat fields he deliberately destroyed, but it was difficult for anyone to believe him at that time. People don't care whether crop circles can be easily made with ordinary tools, or many people can show how crop circles are formed. Many people still believe that crop circles are the masterpiece of aliens, and even now they still think so.
3.65438 to 0947 granular UFO photos.
With the widespread spread of the Roseveare incident, young people who are interested in new things everywhere have begun to pay attention to this incident. They threw everything from the hubcap to the pie plate into the air to make it look like a flying saucer, and then took photos with their cameras and took countless fake photos. Through the camera lens, an old button on the ground looks a bit like a crashed UFO. Some photos can't be identified as forged. However, Fox Mulder claimed that a UFO photo "I want to believe" looked like a hat that had been thrown out.
4. The Roswell incident in New Mexico and the top secret zone 5 1.
According to the US government, a very mysterious weather balloon crashed in Lodsville, New Mexico in July. 1947. After the civilians found these fragments, the authorities disposed of the scene and handed them over to the subsequent news reporting department. The content displayed in the news is undoubtedly a weather balloon, but witnesses said that there should be another part that fell together-an outer space spacecraft.
It is said that the spacecraft and its dead pilot were sent to the top secret military base 5 1 area in Nevada, USA, where they were preserved and tested. The American film Independence Day is based on this event, and there are many other sci-fi TV movies and novels. The government has reason to remain silent, and people have reason to believe in Roswell's tourism. The extensive discussion around the whole incident made it clear that there must be fraud in this incident, although we may not know which side it is.
5. Fake UFO videos in 2006-2007.
With the appearance of computer 3D software with simple operation and clear images, people's technology of forging UFOs has reached a new level. In Britain, the United States, especially Haiti, detailed video evidence about UFO discovery is increasing rapidly. A UFO video clip from Haiti is very popular on the Internet. It is said that it was shot in August 2007. There are several close-ups of this luminous mechanical flying saucer. When it flew over a woman's head, she gasped and quickly hid between two palm trees.
If you carefully observe the palm trees in this video, you will find that this video is probably a prank: every palm tree in the video is exactly the same, not only the UFO aircraft shot in the video is drawn by 3D software, but also the whole video, including the background, foreground and clumsy photography technology, shows that this video is forged. The producer of this video is called "Barzolff8 1" on the Internet, and he publicly claimed that the video was made with the software of "Line of Sight 6 Unlimited".
6. Haier Popper and the Gate of Heaven from 65438 to 1975.
What can fool people more than superstition? As we all know, cult leaders are more charismatic than ordinary members. They can persuade their followers to believe or practice many unusual things without any justifiable reason. MarshallApplewhite and his wife BonnieNettles, the leader of the cult paradise gate, showed this charm.
The couple, called "TiandDo" by their followers, instigated 38 people to commit suicide at the same time, so that their souls could take an alien spaceship when Comet Haile Popper approached the Earth. Needless to say, UFOs following comets don't exist at all. To say the least, no one has ever found this phenomenon.
7. World War 1938
1938 Halloween, OrsonWelles directed a radio play, which was adapted from the classic story of alien invasion by force, herbert george wells's War of the Worlds. Many people will never forget the night broadcast on CBS. This is a shocking broadcast, so shocking that millions of listeners fled their homes and poured into the streets. The tension caused by World War II convinced listeners that the "World War II" they heard was a real news broadcast, not a fictional novel.
Although the incident of this person being cheated should not be considered as a prank-after all, the radio repeatedly reminded that the story was pure fiction, but people misunderstood it by changing channels-the number of people cheated in extreme panic was enough to make this incident among the top ten seats.
In the 1980s and 1950s, the tabloids were full of "alien news".
In 1950s, many famous tabloids often published some shocking alien news, such as National Investigator and Globe, among which World News Weekly was the craziest. The headlines of these newspapers and magazines often focus on aliens, but fortunately, some people with clear heads and strong judgment can tell the truth about these alien pranks. This period is full of false alien news, such as "translated Bible by aliens", "Russians shot down UFOs", "Australia found two tons of alien hair", "Aliens stole my face", "UFO is the culprit of forest fires" and "Japanese women married space aliens".
9. Dissection of alien corpses
In the 1950s and 1960s, the focus of the United States was not only UFO sightings, but also various "real experiences" of witnessing aliens. The most common prank is that people like to dress up as aliens. Their alien costumes are very strange, posing for photos in the camera, or harassing familiar friends from time to time in a friendly way. During this period, a man named Harris exposed the appearance of aliens in a TV program, claiming that aliens stood at the door and peeped. ...
But the most surprising and indignant thing is RaySantilli's prank on alien autopsy. Santigri released a highly confidential video in which scientists dissected an alien. The alien looks creepy, with no hair, big eyes and big head. The bodies of aliens were placed on the operating table, and some of them showed signs of decay. After this video was made public in the 1990s, it immediately attracted great attention. However, Santigli is very disappointed with those who believe that aliens really exist. In 2006, he admitted that the video was forged, but he stressed that the video was not completely forged, and an alien autopsy was indeed carried out.
10, the editor-in-chief of Skeptic magazine shows how to concoct fake UFOs.
MichaelShermer is the editor-in-chief of Skeptic magazine. In 2008, he provided a short video detailing how to easily make fake UFO pictures. He and his children make UFOs at home with some random materials, including glue and silver powder pigments. Then the children throw these UFOs like frisbees, and then use cameras to capture them, or use ropes to hang the finished UFOs with a gray sky in the background.
These fake UFO photos have not been analyzed and identified by professional photographers, but usually people will mistake them for real when they look at them. There are no strings hanging UFOs in the photos, and there are no traces of stains and alterations. When Chermeux showed these photos to the public on the sidewalk booth, many people were skeptical, but some people believed that these fake UFO photos were real. Everyone present was very disappointed when Chermeux showed that these photos were fake UFOs. Many people say that they will never believe in UFOs again.
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