Ack-ack ack-ack-ack. ACK! ACK! Ack-ack-ack-ack! ACK!!!!! (translation: We come in peace. Don’t be afraid. We are your friends. Please destroy all your Slim Whitman recordings)
(Recently declassified USAF documents detail “Project 1794”, an attempt by the Air Force to build a flying saucer with a top speed of Mach 4 and a range of 4,000 nautical miles)
Black Saucer Shaped UFO Filmed Over Campo Grande In Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
While Felipe Souza was driving along this busy road he and his witness notice this object flying in the sky above them. After Quickly turning into a parking lot they got out of the car to film the UFO but after they lost sight of the object they drove to where they believed the craft to be and there it was and they managed to film it again until it flew behind the tree line and out of sight.
The author imagined the first Colony – not so far in the future – inhabiting the sky into high-altitude balloons, leaving Mars’s surface for laboratories, roads, research and science experiments.
“Up In The Air ” is part of a set of three illustrations. It’s not about the first epic human’s landing on the planet; the whole concept is about the confidence of living there, enjoying home.”
Software used: 3ds Max, Corona Renderer, Photoshop, Other
Finalists of the Architizer’s 3rd Annual One Rendering Challenge
Today is Flying Saucer Day, the day commemorating Kenneth Arnold’s encounter with what the media later called “flying saucers” over Mt Rainier.
To celebrate, here’s the story of the “flying saucer lady” Coral Lorenzen, who’s 1934 UFO sighting in Barron, Wisconsin prompted her to found APRO, the world’s first civilian UFO investigation group.
