The black angular UAP frame images gallery contains 12 magnified frame pictures as presented in the UAP fly-by video from Denmark on June 28, 2011. They show an unseen condensation anomaly unfolding, especially in the first 5 frames. The anomalous fog-like feature visible in relation to the black object seems to behave very differently compared to regular aircraft. The way aircraft produce vapor trails and contrails in the sky acts differently in relation to the black angular UAP in the image gallery below.
In addition to the condensation (fog) feature, which comes in different colors, there is also a shape-shifting feature that shows the black object changing its shape from one image to another. Keep in mind that these are authentic UFO pictures where some parts of the object seem in focus, while other parts seem not (in the same photo). It could be due to a field of fog and an unevenly changing hull that obscures visibility and makes the object’s surface unclear. Fog between the object and the viewer in some of the frame images could also affect visibility.
So take your time to study the images closely to see all the details.
Black angular UAP gallery
All the magnified frame images below have been extracted from the original *.mts video file using ffmpeg to achieve the highest possible image quality. The frames are converted into *.png files, which are strictly lossless, to ensure we have the best starting point for studying this anomalous phenomenon. The secondary image optimization and conversion of the images to the *.webp format should not affect quality at all. It is a necessary step to ensure it meets the requirements for fast loading on mobile devices.
I use terms such as Condensation anomaly and Fog anomaly throughout the article. The fog is a sign of condensation. But I do not know if it’s the known condensation process we are looking at here. But I suppose it is because it looks like fog. All frame images were given some extra brightness to lighten the object’s black surface.
- Flight direction is towards the left
- Compass direction: West
- UAP flight direction: South
- Camera: JVC video camcorder GZ-HM200
- Camera position (Maps)
- The sun is above the object and slightly to the right
- The 12 frames take about 0.48 seconds to play (0,04 seconds per frame)
Frame 1: Black angular UAP condensation anomaly with fog in several colors
Frame image 1 below is the very first frame in the fly-by footage where the black angular UAP with the condensation anomaly appears. It shows the object surrounded by something that looks like fog in several colors. In front of the object, the fog is dark gray; below it is pure white, and behind it is gray.
I think the condensation anomaly here, with fog in different colors, is evidence of a genuine paranormal event. I don´t think you will ever see this in relation to terrestrial aircraft. The wingtip vapor trails and contrails you can see left by military aircraft and commercial airliners are all white. In the image above, the object has just appeared on the far right side of the frame.
Frame 2: UAP condensation anomaly with three white bursts
Frame image 2 below shows the black angular UAP still with some dark gray fog in front. The condensation anomaly now has three white bursts of fog seen on top, to the right, and below. The burst on top that almost lights up ends up in the vertical column structure seen in frame image 5 further down below.
Please pay attention to the bumpy surface here. It seems that the object is shape-shifting slightly from image to image. There are also very black areas that move around on the object’s surface. Notice the long black crack at the bottom and the smaller black crack on top.
Frame 3: Fog anomaly still in different colors
Frame image 3 below shows that the dark gray fog is still in front of the flying object. And isn´t it strange that the fog anomaly comes in different colors? At the front, it is a darker gray, and the burst on top is pure white? The fog behind is a third color, light gray, and it looks very dense.
And the shape-shifting feature continues. The very black areas are still moving around on the object´s surface, changing its shape from frame to frame.
Frame 4: White luminous elevation of fog
Frame image 4 below shows a very white luminous elevation of fog on top of the black object. The dark gray fog in front is almost gone here, while the fog behind and below is changing its structure. The fog close to the hull at the bottom and on top seems very dense.
The flat, even area on the highly anomalous object is constantly punctured by black, changing (and moving) holes and cracks. It is impossible to match it up against a terrestrial object.
Frame 5: Black angular UAP shows vertical column of fog
Frame image 5 below is the most unique frame in the UAP fly-by video. It shows the black angular object with a vertical column of fog making weird shapes on top. This surprise fly-by comes with a cornucopia of interesting details. Besides the strange fog phenomenon, there is clearly a shape-shifting feature too. In one frame it looks uneven; in the next, dented. And now, it seems to have a large, flat, and even area.
The angular shapes behind to the right have a very black area, as if it were an opening. The black spots and cracks come and go as the anomalous object moves across the screen. And it is mind-blowing to know that all this happens in 0,48 seconds. This means 0,04 seconds between each frame…
Frame 6: The fog anomaly subsides
The fog anomaly subsides and is mostly active close to the object’s surface now. The fog in front is still darker than the fog behind. And the dense fog below in frame 5 has retracted a bit.
Besides the black area behind, a new dark area has appeared on the front part of the object. Note the fairly smooth surface on top; this will change in the next frame.
Frame 7: Black object with round marking in the fog in front
In the fog in front, there is now a round marking just beside the black area. The fog at the bottom of the black angular UAP is now dense again.
On top of the object, new shapes have appeared with dark areas at the end. One of these shapes looks like a pipe. The large black area behind seen in frame 5 is now about to close or disappear as seen in frame 8.
Frame 8: Black UAP with transparent beam at the bottom
A transparent beam has now appeared at the bottom that seems to come from the black angular UAP. The dense fog below is now covered by this beam. And the new round shape in front that started appearing in frame 7 has now manifested to a dense sphere inside the fog. The fog behind is greenish.
The weird shapes that appeared on top in frame 7 are still there but have changed a bit.
Frame 9: Angular UAP with elongated, very dark crack below the top
The fog anomaly at the back of the object is changing all the time and now has a greenish and a bit of reddish color too.
Just below the top of the object, there is now an elongated, very dark crack. The dark spot in front is almost gone here. It is difficult to see if the object is shape-shifting or if it is a result of the fog covering some of the black angular object.
Frame 10: Fog anomaly getting messy
The fog anomaly is getting messy. A large part of the fog behind is more reddish now.
The elongated, very dark crack that appeared in frame 9 is now gone. But there are still some residues of dark areas on top.
Frame 11: Eerie image of UAP with 7 black spots
The fog at the front has now moved upwards. The fog behind is greenish with some reddish in it.
The black angular UAP is kind of scary to look at in frame 11. There are small black spots in at least 7 different areas on the object’s surface. What is happening? Are these openings or what? Frame 11 is an eerie image.
Frame 12: Tubes sticking out of the black shape-shifting object
There is now an interesting concentration of the condensation anomaly in front of the black shape-shifting object. A weak white burst is seen below the object, close to the front. The fog anomaly behind is both light gray and greenish.
There is a long, elongated crack or opening on top of the shape-shifting object. On the side, two tube shapes are sticking out with black spots at their ends. I took the liberty of editing frame 12 with a little color balance and contrast adjustment.
Black angular UAP stabilized 12-frame repeated playback
The UAP fly-by video is based on 12 frames in a row where the black angular UFO is visible. The frames are taken from a 25 FPS (Frames Per Second) *.mts file. It means that the fly-by takes about 0,48 seconds (12/25=0,48 sec). The flight direction goes from right to left in the stabilized 12-frame repeated playback below.
The fog-like substance, probably a form of condensation, visible in the stabilized playback above, interacts playfully with the hull of this UAP in flight. Some bursts are seen both on top, below, and behind the anomaly. And there is a permanent cloud of fog visible mostly behind and below the object in all 12 frames.