Elongated cloud anomaly (UAP sighting Denmark 2012) is a strange object at relative high altitude that was coincidentally captured on photo. A sudden cloud manifestation provoked me to take four pictures, but I saw no anomalies during the photography. Subsequently, I found the anomalous phenomena in the shape of a white, elongated cloud-like UFO high in the sky in two photos. It was probably cruising near the sudden cloud formation above Denmark on May 23, 2012, 01.18 pm local time. See the related high-resolution UAP sighting photo here
The cloud anomaly here is, in any case, not a normal white cloud. This “cloud” has some notable areas of darker colors, which should not be there. A small cloud like this one does not have dark areas like a much larger rain cloud could have. But this one has, and it looks like it is something that is attached on the left side.
The anomaly in the pictures above has sunlight coming in from the lower right side. It seems that the dark areas on the left side of the anomalous object are facing away from the Sun. These areas are not particularly clear and probably lie in shadow. But we can see a round shape with something in the middle, maybe an elevation.
Elongated cloud anomaly UAP sighting
The elongated cloud anomaly UAP sighting was captured on camera at my friend’s colony garden in a suburb of Odense city. Like so many times before, I went there to help her with the weeds. On this spring day, the weather was beautiful, and the Sun shone from an almost cloudless sky. As always, I had my camera with me, ready to shoot pictures if a cool cloud appeared or something else interesting should occur.
Then a beautiful cloud suddenly appeared out of the blue, and we just sat there, looking up at the sky, observing the artistic cloud right above us. Although we both sat and looked up, none of us noticed the aerial phenomenon in the shape of a small, elongated cloud high above us. However, it occurred partly in the sunshine, which may be why we did not see the elongated cloud anomaly. So, we did not have a live UAP sighting here, but the anomalous cloud-looking object was captured in two photos while it was moving across the sky above us.
UAP with surface elevations disappears and reappears
After the UAP was spotted in the first photo DSC06440, it disappears in the next two photos DSC06441 and DSC06442. Then, 24 seconds later in the last and fourth photo DSC06443 the anomalous object reappears. It has now moved a considerable distance in the sky, which you can see in this illustration. I strongly suspect it is the same UAP since both objects are elongated and cloud-like with strange surface elevations on the hull.
The picture above is cropped and enlarged but unedited, and presents exactly what my camera saw. The picture below is the same as above but processed with the Calculations filter in Photoshop using “Exclusion” in the gray channel. It is a great filter to use since it helps you to extract very weak color differences and make them clear.
And as you can see in the last UAP photo above, this anomalous object also has these elevations or humps. Something seems to be attached on top. Or is it just one object with dents across its hull? Are these dark elevated silhouettes on top really part of a larger structure that fades into a cloud-like structure beneath them? This is not just an ordinary cloud in the sky, this is surely a real UAP sighting captured on DSLR photography.
UAP sighting of a terrestrial object?
Could this UAP sighting be caused by a terrestrial object? At first sight, it looks like a small cloud high up. This small object could have the same profile as an airship seen at a distance. But when you magnify the photo with the elongated anomaly (see last image above), you see these surface elevations that should not be there. The airship profile gets destroyed by these humps on the hull.
Furthermore, a regular standard airship with a passenger cabin would not fly at such high altitude as the UAP does here. Airships are typically cruising at a maximum altitude of 3000 feet (1000 meters) to avoid losing air pressure. A so-called stratospheric unmanned airship (high-altitude platform) could go for 65,000 feet (20,000 meters) or above. But at this altitude, it must be difficult to see anything without strong binoculars, good photographic equipment, or very good eyes. 20 km above the ground is twice as high as commercial air traffic at 10 km (30.000 feet).
The elongated anomaly in this UAP sighting seems to be at a relatively high altitude. But not as high as commercial air traffic. An aircraft at 30.000 feet would be very small in relation to the cloud anomaly in the pictures. I suppose the altitude of the object here is close to 10.000 feet but not higher. My assumption about the altitude is based on the visual impression in the original photo. The size of the UAP seems to be the size of a large airship.
Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI) use of weather balloons
The Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI) does not use standard weather balloons or stratospheric airships in Denmark. They only use small weather balloons with radiosondes to measure atmospheric profiles. These are launched from Arctic and remote meteorological stations in Greenland, not Denmark.
So, what terrestrial object is “cloud-like” with elevations on the hull like in this UAP sighting? Actually, I have no clue what I am looking at. I believe it is a real UFO since I cannot identify it. I think it is a strange object with extraordinary details, as seen with these strange elevations. Normal clouds do not look like this, and they do not move across the sky without changing shape, expanding, or dissolving.
UAP sighting reveals UFO scout fleet?
The UAP sighting also reveals something that could be smaller objects high up gathered close to the larger elongated UFO. You can barely see them in the fourth and last daylight photo, DSC06443, bottom right. But when I process the image with Auto Tone in Photoshop, it enhances the weak light sources and makes the small objects more visible. See the magnified pictures below in the unedited version and in the processed version + illustration.
All these small dots in the photo should not be there. It cannot be stars because they are not visible in daylight. They seem not to be fluffy out-of-focus insects in front of the camera but are probably far-away objects with a long distance to the camera. So what else can it be?
High-resolution photos
I used a Sony A-100 DSLR reflex Camera with a Sony standard zoom lens 3.5-5.6/18-70mm attached. The image resolution is 3872×2592 pixels (10,2 MP).
- Hi-res photo with elongated cloud anomaly (01:18:10 pm)
- Hi-res photo with no objects visible (01:18:18 pm)
- Hi-res photo still with no objects visible (01:18:22 pm)
- Hi-res photo with elongated cloud anomaly and scout fleet (01:18:34 pm)
UAP sighting data
- Denmark, Odense, May 23th 2012 at 01:18 PM
- Camera position: Google Maps
- Camera: Sony A-100 reflex camera with Sony standard 3.5-5.6 / 18-75mm zoom lens
- Compass direction: Right above
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