A New Angle On The "Golden Flyer"
Keywords: aliens, ancient alien theory
I was looking through a book that I bought a few years ago from Time Inc. called "Exploring The Unexplained". I found a really nicely lighted close up image of the so-called "Golden Flyer" from the "Ancient Aliens" documentary (See my analysis so far here and here, and watch the show here)
I scanned the image to post it here because it provides a beautiful close-up view of the artifact that you just don't get from the documentary. And guess what? You can clearly see two eyes, a nose, and a toothy, claymation-esque grin:
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I was looking through a book that I bought a few years ago from Time Inc. called "Exploring The Unexplained". I found a really nicely lighted close up image of the so-called "Golden Flyer" from the "Ancient Aliens" documentary (See my analysis so far here and here, and watch the show here)
I scanned the image to post it here because it provides a beautiful close-up view of the artifact that you just don't get from the documentary. And guess what? You can clearly see two eyes, a nose, and a toothy, claymation-esque grin:
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The documentary shows the artifact mostly at an angle and in lighting conditions that don't allow you to see the face as easily:
You can barely see a hint of the mouth, and since the nose and eyes are a bit fanciful, at this angle you can easily mistake them for random designs. And, of course, they completely removed the face from their scaled up propeller plane version.
I suppose it's possible that they sculpted the hull of the aircraft into a face.... but there's absolutely no reason to expect that's what's going on here.
You can barely see a hint of the mouth, and since the nose and eyes are a bit fanciful, at this angle you can easily mistake them for random designs. And, of course, they completely removed the face from their scaled up propeller plane version.
I suppose it's possible that they sculpted the hull of the aircraft into a face.... but there's absolutely no reason to expect that's what's going on here.
