Flying disc haunting the clouds above Denmark is about one photo I took on June 7, 2025, just before noon. I didn’t see this UFO near the cloud when I took the photo. First later then I loaded the image to the computer and saw the small black dot, I became aware of the flying object. Probably a bird I thought while zooming in on the object, which, after several magnifications, became a whitish round disc with a circle of very dark color in the middle. It seems to be a disc-shaped object, probably a flying saucer, because what else can it be?
The cropped and enlarged picture above shows how my camera saw it without using any filters. Below you see it as I first saw it in the photo, just a small dot near a cloud.
With a good camera, in this case a Canon EOS 60D with 18 megapixels on the photo sensor, even small dots can be magnified many times without becoming too grainy, and sometimes be useful material for further UFO study.
Flying disc with a whitish foggy aura
The picture below has been magnified to the maximum, still keeping the flying disc in pretty good quality. And it shows three interesting details. The first is the dark round spot in the middle of the disc-shaped object. Then you have the lighter grayish exterior around the dark spot in the middle. And the third, but most interesting detail, is the whitish foggy aura around this flying disc. Can you see it?
The whitish foggy aura could very well be some kind of condensation. Fog that is created perhaps because of a field interacting with the water vapour in the air around this flying disc? This strange condensation phenomenon is not new to me. It is a recurring phenomenon in many of my pictures, which I have collected here.
Full-resolution photo (unedited)
Here are the full-resolution, unedited photo (5184 x 3456 pixels) I took on June 7, 2025. Opens in a new window.
- IMG_8314 (11.18.50 am)
Basic sighting data
- Denmark, Odense, June 7, 2025, around 11.19 am
- Camera position: Denmark, Odense
- Canon D60 DSLR with standard 24-70mm zoom lens
- Compass direction: West